He also suggests that good writers write about what they are familiar with. I personally wouldn’t write a “how to” book for an auto mechanic, but I would include an auto mechanic as a character in one of my stories. I wouldn’t want to write a typical romance novel, but I would write about a character having a romantic relationship. I don’t need or want money badly enough to write a smutty sex novel, but I wouldn’t be opposed to including a tasteful sexual encounter, if appropriate, in one of my papers. King also believes, and I concur, that it’s wrong to intentionally turn to a specific genre in order to make money. He refers to it as “intentional dishonesty in the hunt for the buck.” I actually believe that’s why we have so many romance novels on book shelfs. There is most likely an audience for any type of novel that can be written. However, I just want to make sure I‘m true to myself. I work hard to hopefully become a good writer. If blessed and if I continue listening to my muse, maybe I can become a great