What Do You Write to a Writer?

A Letter From Your Loyal Readers

Patricia Rosa
4 min readSep 8, 2020
Antique Typewriter What do You Write to a Writer?
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We wait for your next article, to see what new thoughts you’ve shared. We’ve been following you for a while now and gotten to appreciate your writing style and understand your thoughts.

We laugh out loud at your humor. Sometimes so loud that our furry co-workers cock their head as if waiting to be let in on the joke.

Watched you grow as a writer and followed your ideas as they’ve evolved with each new project. We commented on these to give you feedback and to let you know that we appreciate your hard work.

We started following you from the moment we joined Medium and words that matter. You’ve always been reliable and consistent articles never fail to keep coming.

Sometimes, when we don’t have time to read your newest post, we mark it to read later and add it to our reading list. But we always make sure to read yours first when we sit down with a coffee to catch up on our reading.

We could always count on a great story from you, maybe your latest “How to do anything” article on blogging or how to gain more followers.

Suddenly, one day we noticed you hadn’t written your usual article. We shrugged it off, you’re just having a bad day. You’ll publish something tomorrow.

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Patricia Rosa

Blending boomer work ethics in an online world. Editor of The Workplace Journal and the Pet Cafe