Greetings again,
In this chapter I will be talking about the description of a work and you can comment your tips + opinions too.
So I don't know if it's because I am a little perfectionist or just crave a really good work but,
So I have seen many descriptions of many works... *exhales* And while I do kind of relate to the "I suck at descriptions" part, we can't always pull that.
If I talk about what I did then at first I was also hella confused about how to give just right description to get someone to head in my fan fiction.
Then as time went by, I put into thought with every work on what it should be.
I was like, the description (of my stories) should not reveal more than necessary, the way they do with trailers these days,
If you look at my previous works you'll see that after giving a little about the fan fiction I have given a pause or partition and then wrote if it was XYZ ship fan fiction, when it started, when it ended and a trigger warning if needed.
But with time as I developed I found that if I write on a fan fiction like on an actor or BTS or XYZ ship, my first try is to make the cover about them.
If not the cover then in the description I describe a little about the characters while simultaneously revealing (not that much) about the plot.
Random Example:
Read the description of "Half Light" or "21 Last Wishes".
And if you don't want to opt for one of my works then I recommend reading the description of "The King Likes Men" By Crys_Tells
Thank you.
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