Copywriting vs Fiction Writing: Commonalities?

I figure fiction depends on narrative, imagry an' persuasion -- same as movies, theatre, comics an' stuff.

Dip your nose in here, an' there is a whole lotta cool gowin' on.

Thing is, there is only so much you can do with a quotation, even good ones like somea the ones in the document.

Prolly you hear sumthin' like "I will not follow where the path may lead, but I will go where there is no path, and I will leave a grail" an' you walk around your apartment musin' on it an' feelin' all smart an inspired like you are levitatin' on wafer thin moleculesa angel fart -- but then what happens?

Sit down to write an' it feels like you got sum friendly shrapnel in your head -- a lumpa spacecraft part fell offa the mothership an' nestled against your hippocampus.

Lingers for a minute till it's subsoomed into your braino.

Thing about a killer story as revealed in the artsier forms is how it lingers an' swirls beyond THE END, hookin' itself to sensible objects in the world an' other illusions you got spinnin' about the place.

It is like you dissolve one versiona reality into another, an' cruise for hours or days in the ephemeral blend.

So I guess what you are wantin' when you spin out sum

lmao. yes partially true but I found some really applicable quotes to copywriting. Writing is writing and granted everyone, no matter how experienced, or in what field has only a piece of the puzzle to true productivity and earnings. I'd rather sip a few of these quotes like a good distilled tequila than try to chug down bottles of information. Some of them are worthless and only give you a momentary muse...Others may contain some more serious truth based on 40 yrs + careers in writing as well as experience producing best sellers.

In actual fact, they’re very different. They both act as a cornerstone for the other; think of them as two different sides of the same coin, as although there are similarities in the two skill sets, there are also some clear differences, too.