Should she? She's one of the most acclaimed singer-songwriters of all time that specializes is story-telling narratives on her songs. Do you think she can write a fantastic book? If so, what genre do you think suits her pen game? Fantasy? Romance? Coming of age? Slice of life?

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Only if she gets a ghostwriter

she should write a goth punk novel

I think Taylor would make an excellent author and her existing fanbase would only lend itself to whatever she writes being a success.

 

I think she should write a memoir first and see how it’s received and then if she was to write genre books I could see them being a romance / coming of age.

26 minutes ago, Lyrica said:

Only if she gets a ghostwriter

this makes literally 0 sense

Yes, that would be another easy successful venture for her. Like it make sense. She built a fanbase based on her ability to write. It's only a matter of time Taylor realizes and weaponizes this talent of hers. And then she also has the potential to be a screenwriter 

32 minutes ago, Geraldine said:

this makes literally 0 sense

I actually understand their comment. Based on the TIME interview she needs someone to help reel In her tendency for cringe. 

 

OT: I think it's a no brainer that she should absolutely do this, though probably later on in her career. She has a lot of different eras in her career that people (myself included) would be interested to get her perspective on, and not through a sound bite or an interview. 

She should release one even if she doesn't write it.

Take advantage of that peak

17 minutes ago, Blue Monday said:

I actually understand their comment. Based on the TIME interview she needs someone to help reel In her tendency for cringe. 

 

OT: I think it's a no brainer that she should absolutely do this, though probably later on in her career. She has a lot of different eras in her career that people (myself included) would be interested to get her perspective on, and not through a sound bite or an interview. 

I remember an interview of her back in 2012(?) when all to well  was first released and she had like the story and the idea in her head but it turned out to be too long and all over the place so she asked for her co-writer (whose name escapes me) to "trim down" the lyrical content of her idea and condense it to a song format. And that's basically what editors are to authors with their novels, but in a broader scale

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No

22 minutes ago, FailSafe said:

I remember an interview of her back in 2012(?) when all to well  was first released and she had like the story and the idea in her head but it turned out to be too long and all over the place so she asked for her co-writer (whose name escapes me) to "trim down" the lyrical content of her idea and condense it to a song format. And that's basically what editors are to authors with their novels, but in a broader scale

liz rose. we need ha back

Doubt that would really work. 

A Final Fantasy 16 novel from Jill's persepctive