Writers have to keep on writing if they want to mature, like caterpillars endlessly chewing on leaves.
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In Haruki Murakami's novel 1Q84, the comparison between writers and caterpillars highlights the necessity of consistent practice in honing one's craft. Just as caterpillars continually consume leaves to grow and transform, writers must engage in the act of writing to develop their skills and reach new levels of understanding and creativity. The process is fundamental for their artistic evolution.
This metaphor suggests that maturation in writing, like the metamorphosis of a...
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