Amy Croft

I am a young novelist still in her early years of writing. I have quite the imagination, and when an idea pops into my head, I can't help but become completely subdued by it. For weeks, sometimes months, it is the only thing that I can think about. The only issue is most of the time I can't keep up with my own imagination. I'll start writing solely focused on one idea and before I know it, I've moved on to four more.
Some ideas are inspired by a song, a piece of art, or a specific character I've encountered previously. Others just spring out of nowhere - they're usually the more random ones.
I keep writing then stopping, as I doubt my writing capabilities a lot. The majority of things I've written in the past has only been seen by myself or a close friend of mine, who believes that I'm okay. But I want to know if I'm good enough. Having a career where I can let my imagination run wild and do what I love would be a dream come true, but at the same time, I like to think that I'm quite realistic. I'm taking a gap year between attending college and going to university, so I want to know if I am good enough to make what I love into a career, or if to stick to something more mundane.