I should probably start off with: I am not a professional. Please don't hold these things against me, it's only what I think is best based off of my own personal experience. Any book on how to write is basically a guideline and seeing as though you've ended up here, you're probably a beginner or somewhere near there, so guidelines are probably best. Don't stomp all over my opinion. That's rude.
What is great to mention is that I have put together what a lot of authors have said in blogs and magazines or articles, so I'm just hoping to help fellow Wattpadders out. Also, I'm not quite sure I've mastered all of these techniques either, so please don't call me a hypocrite when I am trying my hardest to focus on improving my books.
Another thing I could possibly mention would be how my rants might be a little intense. That would be how I express myself and get things off my chest, which, hopefully you can agree with some of them.
You might need help with keeping up in my book, but I find it rather simple. Each chapter is divided into parts [1] for the first part. If I feel as though each part needs more explanation to it I'll add letters [a] and italicize it. Simple? I think so, too.
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A Guide to Writing
Non-FictionOk, so I know that there are a lot of these books out there on Wattpad. The reason I decided to write this book was because I found it hard to find actual guidelines on the internet for this kind of stuff. So I put together what I learned from many...
