Why must you write? It's not an easy question like 'why do you want to write?' or 'what do you enjoy about writing?' No... 'Why must you write?' demands a response and, if you're an aspiring author, you need to know the answer. This collection of tips and tricks is all about helping you discover that answer.

"We learn from failure. Not from success." - Bram Stoker I took the whole 'fail early, fail often' lesson to heart when I began my self-publishing career a few years back. Here's where you can read about those fails, specifically how I screwed up my debut novel, doubled-down on that failure with its sequel, and, most importantly, what I did to get them back on track. If nothing else, this should make for a good laugh, right?

I'm just a huge potterhead writting preferences with : Harry Potter, Ronald Weasley, Draco Malfoy, Fred and George Weasley and Neville Longbottom. Also adding underrated characters, such as Oliver Wood and Charlie Weasley, and the Marauders. /!\ Percy updated ! ♥/!\ All credits go to JK Rowling and Warner Bros Company, I don't own anything.

"A thousand years ago, the wind could speak the future to us. People would spend days out in the desert, just for a chance at hearing their fate. I've heard what the wind plans for me; a princess without a family, a queen without a country. But I believe that you have two options: you can let fate blow you over, or you can spread your wings and direct it." Rajani of Chikarth has never truly fit in. As the adopted daughter of General Hayate Ajam, the Lord Paramount of the recently conquered desert Chikarth, she is one of the few members of her race that was not subjected to the brutal enslavement that came with the conquest when she was three years old. As a Chikarthi, she has always been separated from her Maekaran peers, and she resolutely eliminates anything that may widen that gap. The only people that seem to overlook her nationality are her father and her best friend and lover, the Crown Prince of the Maekaran empire. However, her world begins to crumble when she meets Shiro, a white-haired Chikarthi slave who never seem to leave her thoughts, and it shatters when she finds a locket with two people inside, one of which bears her face.

Svtfoe Au, Imagine what if the butterfly family had a rival family of the same ancestry called the Dragonfly family.