So... You want to be Popular? (FINISHED)

Disclaimer- Sorry, it had to be done......

* I just finished a post about common mistakes writes make with references and watt pad is saying that I violated the copy rights which most be an error! Because if I used an out side source, I would of cited it. :) Anyway I'm waiting for them to email me, once they do, I will put it back to public! Sorry, for the in convince. 

The post is private and under review, so you have to fan me if you want to see it! I'm really sorry! 

(Short Post) *A Disclaimer* 

My biggest disclaimer is that this book is a series of post on how to improve your writing. These are tips that I have developed for myself!  I'm amateur writer and if you're reading this, you probably are too! If you want to seek out professional advice, look up 'writing' on your kindle or iphone and you can buy a book that is written by a literary agent or a real, published writer. 

 I'll list out some  professional books, later. The most important thing is to know is that I can't tell you how to write. You can read a thousand books on how to improve your writing and while they all may be helpful, you are going to have to find your own way. You are going to have to work hard. If you are planning on being a traditionally published writer or a self published writer, watt pad will only be a small stepping stone.  And, watt pad won't prepare you for the real world of publishing. 

   Amateur- You work long, strenuous hours to produce a novel but you don't get paid. Everyone on this site  is a amateur. In fact, published writers could be considered amateur writers. 

Professional Writers-  If you can build a huge fan base,  Market/sells books, and make a name for yourself!

But I hope that watt pad encourages to embark on a long journey. I hope your fans and reads motivate you to write and honor work. Maybe this site will be the beginning of a great, long career!