The title of the ruling writer must belong to only one author. Of all the writers in history, none has been as successful financially as the one who penned all the world-famous novels about a witch’s apprentice. Indeed, the woman who authored all these books came from very humble beginnings.
When she started writing about the young wizard who lost his parents at a tender age, the novelist could hardly make both ends meet. In fact, she was on welfare. In an obscure coffee shop in Britain, the single parent would wheel in her baby’s stroller and persist in writing on her worn-out notebook on which she would occasionally dabble in some quaint drawings or doodles.
All her sacrifices paid off eventually, but she never saw it coming. Her mom had died and her husband had left her, but the author just kept going at her craft. Because of her achievements, she will always be an inspiration to all the writers who aspire to succeed.
