A little help for my fellow readers. Thank you so much for 77K! Check out my other story: https://www.wattpad.com/myworks/97116928-the-band-whore-diaries

Looking for a book of cheat codes to writing? Look no further... Credits go to individual Tumblr OP's and other literary sources.

Well developed characters are of huge importance. No matter how magnificent your setting, or how thrilling your plot, it's all in vain without equally good characters. Characters can make or break your book. So with that in mind, here is your guide to Creating the Well-Developed Character

Edit : 5/7/21, Why are you still here? This book is so cringy but it holds my childhood within in it. I might do a second part or something to it maybe. Edit:10/15/20 younger me would've been ecstatic with all of the support on this. I am too but I haven't touched Wattpad for years. Anyway, if you wanna see some of my Oc's. I post art stuff on my insta. Check my bio. This book thing,whatever will teach you how to make an oc for a fandom,anime,or anything really.

As the title says, this is a collection of information that you can take into consideration when you are trying to develop an in-depth background for your characters. This help sheet is probably more helpful for contemporary characters, rather than characters with supernatural abilities. But you will still be able to find useful details to take into consideration as you try to create a complete identity for your characters - no matter the genre of your story.

How do some writers manage to create characters that are so real, you feel like you've met them? Characters that you wish you could hang out with long after you finish the last page, because they're so fascinating, or because they seem to see the world just like you do, or just because they're out there seizing life in a way you wish you could? It's all too easy to create characters that feel flat, stereotyped, and predictable. This book will show you how to create characters that are the opposite: characters that are vibrant, unique, and surprising. It takes you step-by-step through the process of coming up with a character and fleshing it out with details that will bring that character to life. It will help you make sure that your character is believable, that you have clear motivations for his or her decisions and actions--and it will show you how you communicate those motivations to your readers. Most of all, though, this book will help you to have fun taking your character to the next level. I'll update every Friday and will answer any questions you leave in the comments. Please let me know if there's anything in particular you want me to cover! If you find this helpful, I also blog over at www.cherylreif.com to help writers become more productive, more creative, and more skilled at their craft. :) Cheryl

This is a guide written by me to share with you templates, tips, and other information I have collected over the years about world-building. Here, you will learn how to create civilizations, characters, places, objects and more for your story. Some might just find this enjoyable to read, but to my fellow fantasy and fiction writers out there, this will be the most helpful to you. More about what is to come in the introduction chapter. Take a look!

NOTE: Don't forgot to check out my other book in the 'How to' series: How to Build Your Fantasy World. More 'How to' guides coming soon! *********************** So, you've got your fantasy book all sorted out; a world built and a plot fleshed out. Now, you're ready to put some characters into that world to really start building your story. I am an avid fantasy reader, writer and watcher, here to offer you a guide on creating that epic hero, heroine, or both. Including qualities of what makes them both a good and a bad hero. Here is a content list, feel free to skip to a chapter you feel you need most: Introduction 1. I NEED A HERO 2. Who am I? 3. What's the Score? 4. Strengths, Weaknesses and Fears 5. Realism 6. Likability 7. Hero or Superhero? 8. Cool Powers... How do I Use Them? 9. Every Hero Needs a Sidekick 10. Topic Suggestion

#1 IN WORLDBUILDING - 03/11/2019 //✿\\ Do you want to give fantasy writing a go; but you're not quite sure where to start? Or Are you a fantasy writer with so many world ideas, you're not quite sure how to pin them down and really get those fantasy gears spinning? I am an avid fantasy reader, writer and watcher, here to offer you a guide on how to get your ideas onto paper and get to building that perfect fantasy world you crave. From the time period to creating your own fantasy language. Here is a content list, feel free to skip to a chapter you feel you need most: 1. What IS Fantasy? 2. Is World-Building Really Necessary? 3. Prompting 4. The First W: Where? 5. The Second W: Why? 6. The Third W: When? 7. The Fourth W: What? 8. The Fifth W: Who? 9. The First and Only H: History 10. The Five Senses 11. Your World, Your Rules 12. Fantasy Language 13. Adventure Time! 14. What NOT to do 15: Topic Suggestion

I'm going to help all the fantasy lovers on how to make a fantasy series.