Call me spoiled,but I love to write with colorful gel pens and I cover most diaries in stickers. My word of advice to get started on writing is to keep a journal – I can scroll forever in that section of the book store. I write about everything. Concepts, plots, list of characters and things that inspire scenes like dialogue fill my journals as well as to do lists and progress reports. A journal is a place that is your own, a place to be intimate, explore interests and ideas. I need to write. It helps me process events. I'll actually wait a few days after an event to write so I'm only writing about significant detail. If you're not trying to be a skilled writer, keeping a journal is still a great idea. I've had diaries since I was in middle school and it's fun to look through those old journals at how I used to be.
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Non-FictionThese tips are ideal to help you become a better writer. These are in depth and come from my own text bookks from when I attended a Creative Fiction and Children's Literature class in college.
