The guide for aspiring fiction writers who want to improve, sharpen, review, and/or learn. Warning! This book encourages editing and contains many tips that often require revision. Practice makes perfect, and it's good to workout your mental muscles. The more you do now, the better your writing will be later (because you'll correct yourself *before* you get it on paper). If you think your writing is perfect or you're lazy or unwilling to try new shoes on your baby, just turn away now. You'll find this guide about as useful as hoarding frozen peas.

A guide to all things steampunk

This is a helpful guide to the terms used in Blackfish. From the meanings of the characters' names to the Orca types and meanings of the whistle signals and trainer gestures. This book has it all. This book also includes information that will be used across the Aliantitah Series and will be updated as the series progresses. Please consult this book (see the sections labeled as 'Bonus' if you wish to create your own book in the Aliantitah universe. Enjoy. Started: 10/13/18 Finished: 10/13/18

Clichés are fantastic. Clichés are terrible. Clichés are almost impossible to escape. So let's learn what they are, and how to write them better.

This is a guide on how to improve your writing and develop good writing habits. This is geared towards fiction stories in general, not just ones on Wattpad. If there are any specific topics you'd like me to cover, let me know!

Need help figuring out Wattpad? Need help perfecting your writing skill? This is a jumble of tips I've gathered from my time on Wattpad as well as all of my years as an avid reader and English major. People tell me they're helpful. Perhaps they'll help you.

HIGHEST RATING: #6 IN RANDOM WARNING: THERE ARE SWEARING MATURE THEMES AND TRIGGERING SUBJECTS Welcome to the Cliche Manual. I will explain to y'all the most known cliches and explain how to fix them, therefore, making your book more pleasant to read. Now some cliches are okay. But some are over the top. And that's what I'm trying to stop. Those Cliches that use to be original that is now buried in the Cliche Graveyard. Once an original idea that became too popular. So please grab a comfy blanket and grab some food because this will take a while. And if you see a cliche in this book that annoys you please comment vote or share! Cover Made by @ohmyhaylee Text Copyright ©Pancreak™2017 Some of these story ideas are made by others. All rights go to them for those chapters in particular. Sorry if I did somehow 'copy' your idea all rights go to you for that chapter :)

Wanna write a story with the lore of the Dragonfire books but don't know where to start? Let me help you with that! I present, my book of Dragonfire story ideas, which includes possible titles, plots, and other things. Just reply with which plot/character you want to use, and I will mark it off as unavailable.

A dictionary for all character references, the various fire formations, elemental strengths and weaknesses, species skills, elemental abilities, etc. and other lore mentioned and used in the Dragonfire trilogy and any side stories that may be attached to the series. Enjoy.

Writing tips and tricks for those who are writing or wanting to write Fantasy! T A B L E O F C O N T E N T S Middle Earth - A full worldbuilding questionnaire to help you leave not one stone unturned in developing your fantastical world Hogwarts - Magic help & magic systems galore! The Yellow Brick Road - A guide to help you outline your story before you write it. The Magic Mirror - No pointless MacGuffins here! The Land of Stories - SHARE YOUR FANTASY STORY Narnia - MY OLD REQUEST FORM FOR MAPS. IF YOU WOULD LIKE A MAP MADE FOR YOUR STORY, PLEASE VISIT THE BOOK ON MY PROFILE TITLED MAP SHOP - Thanks! :) The Enchanted Forest - An encyclopedia of mythical and magical creatures to spice up your story What's in a Name - A helpful guide for naming and correctly tagging your book The Mirror of Erised - A full questionnaire to help make your characters unique! The Diamond in the Rough - Quintessential characters your book needs Klingon, Parseltongue, or Atlantean? - A helpful guide to including fictional languages in your book He Who Must Not Be Named - a part dedicated to the dastardly evildoers of your book If you have any suggestions as to what you would like me to write about next, don't be afraid to request!