The first story I wrote was called 'Days,' and I have very little affection for it.
This quote reflects a common impression among writers: the initial works often feel crude or incomplete, and their creators tend to view them with a mixture of embarrassment and detachment. It highlights how our skills and confidence grow over time, leading us to be less attached to early efforts. Recognizing this can be liberating, encouraging us to keep creating without dwelling on past imperfections.