The Demon and Me: A Travis X Reader Fanfic

Writing Advice

Okay, so I'm assuming that many of you are asking many questions.

Are I the next J. K. Rowling? Pfft!!! No! I wish!

Am I published author? No! Maybe in the future, but certainly not now.

Should you even be reading this nonsense? I don't know.

I'm sure you're saying to yourself, "Okay, so why I am even reading this right now?"

Well, the answer is, again, I don't know. If you want to save 10 minutes of your life, then I would leave now.

I don't even know why you're reading this.

Writing advice...
From me?!?! *bursts into laughter*

Wait... Are you serious?

I'm not a professional writer. In any way, shape, or form. I might not even consider myself a GOOD writer.

I'm just a young wattpader, with a passion for writing. I'm just a young wattpader, writing about my fandoms, dreaming that one I'll write something great, something amazing, something that makes a difference.

So, in reality, I'm just a girl with a dream, that could possibly be crushed.

I would not trust my writing advice if I were you.

However, for some strange reason, I'm. Still. Flipping. Writing. This.

I know, I'm crazy! Who wants to hear about writing from a 13 year old fangirl?

Anyways, I'm here to give the sliver of writing information I know. I'm also here to say what writing means to me, and what I personally think makes a great writer. I'm also going to give writing advice. However, again, I'm not a published author, and I'm just a fangirl with a love for writing, so don't take my advice too seriously.

1.) Okay, for starters, before you write, understand why you are writing. This may sound stupid, but trust me.

Do you even like writing? Do you even WANT to write? Maybe you're just doing a writing assignment, and you want to get an A, or maybe you just want to become a famous author to meet another famous author.

Well, I hate to break it to you, but, in my opinion, the best authors of anything are the ones who like to write, and want to write what they are writing.

So, if you do want to become a great writer, then you have to write something you love to write.

If you want to get an A on that writing assignment, then you have to tweak it until you become slightly interested in the topic.

Trust me, this will help you. If you have a great idea for a Sci-Fi book, but HATE writing Sci-Fi, then DO NOT FLIPPING WRITE SCI-FI.

Trust me. I've tried to write something that I thought would be great, but I hated to write.

It failed.

Epically.

Why? Well, that's because I rushed it, I didn't care much about the plot. I would procrastinate writing it; because I didn't like writing it.