Rewrite Reality

❛REWRITE REALITY TITLES❜

“Best Plot”

The plot is primal to a story. It is the origin, the base, and the finish. Plots are possibly the most important part of the story. If the plot isn't good enough, or unoriginal, then the book will be damaged. This title is one of the hardest ones to get, so are you up to the challenge as to create the best plot you can?

“Greatest Characters”

Characters are the most important part of a story. They drive the plot, and it’s those persons the reader have to relate to. Characters in books is supposed to match the world around you, and the people you meet. Yet you too often sees dumb blond cheerleaders, and white american males. Creating a great character does not only mean defying stereotypes, but to give the plot reason. Can you manage to reflect the entire world into a few persons?

“Most Exciting Suspense”

If you haven't noticed, the best-selling stories of today usually have exciting suspense. It is hard, however, to have just enough suspense rather than poor or drastic amounts. As a writer, are you able to maintain the balance between suspense and information.

“Most Original Conflict”

Conflicts are one of the essential parts of stories. After all, is it not the conflict that starts the hero’s journey to the resolution? As you wrote the story, can you be able to come up with the most original-yet still fantastic-conflict?

“Outstanding”

Having an outstanding book means that you have been original, have not stolen ideas from other authors, and have came up with the best book you can. It leaves the reader with an open mind, considering something they never even thought possible. An outstanding book, shines light into the unknown. Will your book do that?

“Best Summaries”

Summaries are another key part to the story. It is the first thing the reader sees, and the first thing they will judge. A bad description doesn’t mean a bad book, but it does mean that a lot of reader toss it away without a second glance. A good description doesn’t mean a good book either, but it will make the reader push past grammatical errors and a rushed plot, because after all, the description was good. Does your description scare the readers away, or does it drag them in?

“Most Beautiful Language”

A book is actually just letters combined into different words, that you then string together. And yet it takes the readers to entire new universes. In that way language is magical, but also a hard art to master. It mustn’t be rushed, but neither too long. Can you master this magical art?

“Best Diction”

Earning this title means that you have a knack for rhyming, alliteration, and describing scenes in your own unique and amazing way. Would you be able to do this?

“Best Book”

The Best Book gets judged by a lot of things. Plot, characters, writing and it just continues. You don’t have to be exceptional at everything. As they say, this is the category for “The jack of all trades, but master of none”. Can you win the most demanding award yet?

“Best Author”

Best Author is not only about being a great writer. No, the best author is kind to his/her fans, interact with them, and does not only enjoy writing for the views or votes. Can you win the hearts of your fans?

“Loyal Updater”

To be a loyal updater, you would have to have a solid schedule and keep your promise to update on that specific day. Not only do you have to do that, but your quality of each chapter should be the same. This title may be hard to get, but can you be the most loyal updater?

“Best Cover”

“Do not judge a book by it’s cover” is an old saying, but yet it’s very wrong-when judging literal books. Everybody judges a book by it’s cover. The cover is the first thing the reader would notice while looking for a story. A cover must not just look pretty, but also have something to do with the story, in addition to having the title displayed clearly. Covers sometimes have little quotes about the story as well. Can you make the best cover you can for your story, in addition to having it relate to the plot?