A story isn't just a bunch of words slapped onto a page. It's a living, breathing manifestation of your imagination. This guide explores aspects most guides don't touch on such as memorable protagonists, world building, character psychology, and backstory, and many more. It will help you flesh out your ideas and make them fascinating and memorable.

A Book of Unique Book Titles, for you to browse and choose and see if it relates to your story, or you can make a story out of the title. Please comment and ask if you would like a title.

Do you want to improve your writing skills? Do you want to write short stories, books, or even novels? Well, never fear! I've got the tips to make you a better writer!

Mental illness: a popular topic in fiction, an unpopular reality. Tips and guidelines for writing realistic characters suffering from MIs, written for and by Wattpad authors. [Trigger Warnings]

Some basic writing tips to help you become a more effective storyteller.

Every week a new writing exercise -- this is my ambition. Drabble, poem or short story, you will find everything here. The topics are variegated, you may even prompt me. And there are updates every week!

The Abstract Thought: More Opening Lines, Prompts & More is a book of opening lines, setting inspiration, names, and more. It's similar to it's sister book: 50 Amazing Opening Lines and Dialogue Starters. However this book contains more content. More dialogue starters, more book inspiration. It will also include name ideas, surname ideas, setting ideas, more opening lines, prompts and even character traits. If you have issues of jump starting your brain or you just like these sorts of things on hand then look no further. Just drop a vote and leave a comment. I would love to read what you think about this and what you come up with what comes next. ❤️

The introduction and first three chapters of 101 Creative Writing Exercises is available on Wattpad. This is the first of three books in the Adventures in Writing Series. Learn more at WritingForward.com. 101 Creative Writing Exercises takes you on an adventure through the world of creative writing. Packed with fun and practical tools, techniques, and writing ideas, this book will motivate and inspire you: - Explore different forms and genres by writing fiction, poetry, and creative nonfiction. - Discover effective writing strategies and expand your writing skills. - Create writing projects that you can submit or publish. You’ll learn a lot by simply reading through these exercises, which impart literary and storytelling devices that broaden your knowledge on the craft of writing. The result? You’ll produce better writing. Each chapter focuses on a different form or writing concept: freewriting, journaling, memoirs, fiction and storytelling, form poetry and free verse, article and blog writing, characters, and dialogue. By experimenting with different forms and genres, you’ll become a more seasoned writer. These exercises also offer practical and creative idea-starters for project that you can develop and eventually publish. Ideal for new and experienced writers alike, this collection of creative writing exercises will enlighten and inspire you with exciting new ideas.

Just a collection of writing prompts for you beautiful people! ♥ // 8/18/17 - Trended #722 in Random 9/15/17 - Trended #835 in Random 9/30/17 - Trended #992 in Random 6/2/18 - Ranked #55 in Ideas 6/4/18 - Ranked #35 in Ideas // I can't believe I've actually trended!! Thank you guys so much for making that happen you are all so amazing!! ❤❤❤

A bunch of sets of dialogue that I've seen online, heard in movies/tv shows, and come up with myself. Most of these are other people's so I don't claim these as mine. Everyone is free to use these wherever and however you want. Nothing fancy required. I just feel like sharing this huge list of dialogue sets that I've been making for over a year now. If you do a short story or something, I'd love to read it. You can comment the name of the story or message me. :D I'll update around once a week, instead of mass updating with the dialogue I already have. Thanks for reading. Happy writing. -Sinclair