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POLYGLOT 

[adjective] 

1. able to speak or write several languages; multilingual. 

2. containing, composed of, or written in several languages. 

[noun] 

3. a mixture or confusion of languages. 

4. a person who speaks, writes, or reads a number of languages. 

5. a book, especially a Bible, containing the same text in several languages.

Etymology: from Mediaeval Latin polyglōttus < Greek polýglōttos, “many-tongued”, from polus, “much, many”; related to Old English fela, “many” + -glottos, “-tongued”, adj. derivative of glôtta, “tongue”.

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Everyone who writes has felt that moment of “EVERYTHING HAS BEEN DONE BEFORE I’M A FAKE I’M A FAILURE I’M WORTHLESS,” and it’s always been over a moment like this one.  That moment where you realize your idea has been done before.  But here’s the thing.  Ideas aren’t worthless, but they’re the pennies of your novel.  They’re the smallest component.

Execution, on the other hand…that’s what does everything.  That’s your dollar bills, stuffed into the jar until you have enough to go on the biggest adventure of your life.

@thebibliosphere look what I found? I saw it and thought of you. 

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