Discover some of the writing tips from Wattpad Star and formerly featured author of 'Trapped'. I have completed my share of beta reads and critiques for new authors on and off Wattpad and many of the points I have noted are often repeats - something that I used to find in my own writing as well, but have stopped (or tried to stop) over the years. It's hard starting out, but it's even harder when no one points out your mistakes. I hope you will find this guide useful to detect some of those problem areas and pick up tips on how to avoid common mistakes. Writing is an art and takes practice. There is no corner cutting - you can only improve if you keep at it. Interested? Well, then let's explore some of the common traps I've seen...

Bloom Hisarza is a Pre-school teacher. He was contented on his life. Going to school. Teach his little students. Go home then sleep. Then, one day, he just woke up in a body of a kid but not just a kid, he was in the body of the young villain of the novel he was reading. To say he was petrified is an understatement. But his optimistic side immediately overtopped his pessimistic side. So he had decided to change the fate of the young villain. And stop the protagonist on brutally killing him. ............... Protagonist: Give this young master a hug. Bloom: Wait... there's definitely something wrong in the plot. Is the protagonist naturally clingy? Protagonist: I know you love my hugs and kisses. Bloom:... and shameless. Protagonist: Not doing it? Fine, I'll do it then. Come here, kitten. Bloom: No. Let me go... HELP! (The photo that I used is not mine so credits to the rightful owner) March 23, 2020

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