“Hard to be a writer” by Yevgeny Mayorov is not just a book, it is a real immersion in a complex and multifaceted world of creativity, where every writer faces internal struggles, doubts and inspiration. In this work, the author masterfully reveals the fine line between inspiration and disappointment, showing how difficult it is to maintain its uniqueness and passion in the face of the constant demands of the modern literary market. Eugene Mayorov, known for his deep and witty reflections on the writing profession, invites the reader to a fascinating journey through the backstreets of the creative process, where each page is filled with sincerity and a lively interest in what it means to be a writer in our time. "Hard to be a writer" is not only a reflection on professional difficulties, but also a philosophical view of the author's inner world, his fears, hopes and dreams. Majors masterfully balance between personal stories and universal themes, making each page live and close. He talks about how important it is to maintain faith in your ideas, despite criticism and failure, and teaches you to appreciate every word, every line, because they create a unique universe of the writer. This book is a real guide for those who dream of becoming or are already an author, and for all who are interested in literature and the creative process. “Hard to be a writer” by Evgeny Mayorov is ideal for readers aged 18 years and older, especially for those who have already tried their hand in literature or are just thinking about writing their first book. It will be interesting for both novice writers looking for support and inspiration, and experienced writers who want to understand their inner motives and overcome creative crises. Lovers of literature who appreciate honesty and sincerity in describing the creative path will find many useful ideas and new views in this book. The themes raised in "Hard to be a writer" are not only professional difficulties, but also the psychological aspects of creativity, the importance of self-knowledge, the fight against inner demons and the search for your unique voice. Eugene Mayorov does not avoid sharp questions, he shows that the path to success is often littered with doubts and failures, but it is through them that real skill is born. His style is a combination of living, conversational language with deep philosophical reflections, which makes reading not only useful, but also very pleasant. The author has a unique ability to turn even the most complex thoughts into accessible and inspiring images, which makes his works especially valuable for those who are looking for answers to questions about the meaning of creativity. If you are familiar with the works of Eugene Mayorov, such as “Time Catchers” or “Journey into yourself”, then you will be interested to see his new views on the inner world of the writer. His style is a subtle combination of humor and deep philosophy, which allows the reader not only to think, but also to smile in moments of difficulty. “It’s hard to be a writer” is a book that will not leave indifferent anyone who has ever thought about what it means to create something your own, unique and real. In general, this book is not just a guide or memoir, but a real source of inspiration and support for all who seek to express themselves through the word. Eugene Mayorov shows that despite the difficulties, creativity is always the way to yourself, and this is where its true value lies. “Hard to be a writer” is a book that will help you understand that every work is a step towards mastery, and every word is part of your unique story.