What inspired J.K. Rowling to be an author?

Answer 1

JK always loved to write. From a very early age she wrote stories about a rabbit called Rabbit. She never really considered doing anything else. She was a teacher of English, but then had the idea for Harry Potter. JK always loved writing stories, and she always had a passion for reading. She always wanted to become a writer, but did not think she would get a publisher to be interested. She submitted the first copy of Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone to many publishers before it was accepted by Bloomsbury, a small publishing house.

Answer 2

J.K. Rowling drew inspiration from her love of reading and writing from a young age, as well as her desire to tell stories. She has cited her personal experiences, as well as her observations of the world, as sources of inspiration for her writing.

Answer 3

She always wanted to be an author since she was very small. J.K loved reading, and this is probably what inspired her.

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She loved writing, writing anything and writing stories. She believed that when she was older she would be a best selling author. Well, that's what she is today. I suppose what kept her going was that she picked one thing she was good at and practiced until she is what she is now, Ms. J.K. Rowling, a best selling author.fu you people

Answer 4

because she can. Im just showing friend how unreliable answers.com can be

Answer 5

Because when she was little she started writing. Now that she's grown up she has been able to write.

Answer 6

J.K always loved writing stories, even from when she was very little. It was a passion of hers, and so she pursued it as a career.

Answer 7

Because he wanted to write a book about how you don't have lifes

Answer 8

J. K. Rowling wrote the first chapter of Harry Potter and the Sorcerers Stone on a napkin in a coffee shop. She just continued writing until it was finished.

Answer 9

She was always a writer.