Anti-cliche Stories

The entire Fanfic goes Parallel to the Plot of "Murder drones: Unresolved" Except I've thought about this, and this is a Fanfic where Main character is an OC, and We'll be concentrated MOSTLY on him. Also, if U want a chronological Order of chapters cuz you're confused on "Why the hell did this Author write Prologue AFTER Chapter 6??" Well, here it is: Prologue -> Chapter 1 -> Chapter 2 -> Every chapter After in Chronological AND Numbered Order. (Prologue -> Chapter 1 -> Chapter 2 -> Chapter 3 -> Chapter 4 -> Chapter 5 -> Chapter 6 -> Further chapters) Thanks for the fact you're even READING at least 1 of the chapters.

I have three rules for the start of every school year: First, stay excellent. New year, same me, not changing for anyone. Secondly, keep cool, calm and collected. We can't have dumb emotions raging all over the place, can we now? Last and most certainly not least, no rubbing shoulders with mediocrity. I can't have average people in my space. And I've always kept these rules for the past 5 years. But someone, one annoyingly infuriating person has somehow managed to break all of them... ...and break me in the process. °°° What happens when a painfully soft, optimistic theatre kid crashes into the life of a cold, guarded girl and refuses to leave her alone? When a student partnership programme forces Roseline Williams, the genius of Pineridge, to work with artist and thespian Ryan Ashford, nothing ever remains the same. From old enemies and problems to new friends and challenges, sprinkled with the growing feelings between them, they have to survive one year together...without spontaneously combusting in each other's faces. New chapters every Friday!(⁠◕⁠ᴗ⁠◕⁠✿⁠)

Anna, a psychologist working with gifted youth and other high achievers, takes to writing indie literature since she was disillusioned with what she managed to read. She decides to enter NaNoWriMo for the first time in her life. But little did she know was that her writing process during NaNoWriMo forces her to reconnect with her past...

"I'm not a bad boy," he stated. I fold my arms over my chest and lean back in my chair. "And I'm not a good girl," I replied. *** Sam hated Dex. She thought that he was a bad boy and he thought that she was a good girl. Little did they know that their assumptions were way off... But as they got to know each other, they both realised how wrong they were about the other. They had six weeks to do a project together; is the bad grade guaranteed or are they going to end up with something much better than just a good grade... After all, not just good girls and bad boys get to fall in love. #990 IN HUMOR #915 IN HUMOR 18/08/17

I'm just a girl. Selling plots. So help me. Anyway hi! I write anti cliche plots that will never be books. Until today! Or any day that you see this. I hope my creations are deemed worth of your tastes. This is for the lazy minds. Help yourselves!

It started with the boy under her bed. Coral gets caught up in the strangest situations imaginable, combined with drama and heartbreak, transforming her life drastically. From tears to blood to being on the run, her new life is not complete without having to figure out her feelings.

Mason Parkway Age: 17 Hates anything stereotypical , with clichés, and especially teen heart throbs. Once joined the football team just to not be put into the mysterious outcast stereotype. Ludus Walter Age: 18 Lives, eats, and breathes fan girl, loves tumblr , pintrest , and fan fictions about teen heart throbs such as Cody Simpson. Once snuck into a Five Seconds of Summer concert after all the tickets sold out. When Ludus moves to Mason's neighborhood they despise one another . But when they are paired up for their senior project they are forced to spend time with each other. As Mason gets to know Ludus he learns to like her peppy nature and laughs at her fan girl moments. As Ludus gets to know Mason she learns how talented he is as drawing and likes his dark sense of humor. Before either of them know it they are best friends, Ludus teaching Mason to appreciate clichés and Mason teaching her one thing and one thing only: Teen Heart Throbs Suck

--[</3](HeartBleed){Atomica}[</3]-- A society, centuries into the future, separated into categories by an all-knowing test. Everyone is happy, and nobody thinks there is anything wrong with our perfect little enclave. Except, of course, my best friend. Who is batshit insane. Who also managed to start a rebel uprising that really has no business forming. And now it's my job to keep her alive. You've seen the stories about 16 year-old prodigies overthrowing corrupt benevolent dictatorships-- this is the story of all the people behind that 16 year-old messiah. Because you can't cook an omelette without breaking a few eggs.

Ever wondered if your character fell under the category of "too perfect"? In this guide, I will detail how to specifically tell whether or not your OC falls under the term "Mary Sue". Should anyone actually happen to read this, I'd be more than happy to review yours for you. Some parts will also be covering cliché topics in general, so be prepared for some good, old-fashioned, rant-style advice.

Do you like cliches? Do you enjoy the good-guy always getting his way? When you read a book, or watch a movie, is it a comfort to know that you'll never need to worry about the wrong side winning? If so, screw you. Sometimes life isn't that simple. Or, maybe it is. I don't know and at this point I don't really care. My name is Perry and I died recently. Waking up in a casket isn't my idea of fun. Learning that zombie movies and books have lied to me all my life about how easy it is to escape such a predicament; well that was just the cherry on the pie. I'm here to tell you my story. This isn't a story about a white knight who rides in and saves the day. This isn't a tale wherein the guy is sure to get the girl. There sure as hell isn't going to be any self-sacrifice or heroic acts of justice. This is just my story. The story of a guy who died and was brought back to life by some greater force and given a single mission. What's this mission, you ask? Good question. I was brought back to life - to kill.

Skylar Lester: a 15 year old kid with her life figured out. She had good grades, a stable job, a big house. But even being 15, she knew her life was at it's pinnacle. Nothing would ever really get any better than this. Daniel Howell: a 17, almost 18, year old YouTuber who was going to University for Law once he graduated High School. But something always seemed... off. There was always something more he knew he was missing. Sounds stereotypical, right? Boy and girl meet, fall in love, have a fight, then end up getting back together and live happily ever after. But neither Sky nor Dan are normal. They are both different people under different circumstances. Nothing... about this is normal.

Two girls were once camping. after a day of playing and messing around they went to sleep. one of them woke up missing the other girl. she went to look for her. what she found was way greater than the other girl.

So, just to be clear, this isn't me listing cliches and analyzing them. I'm too lazy to do all that smart shit. This is me kinda ranting about my opinions on the evolution of the CLICHE (as in the meaning of the word cliche not a person who leads a cliche life- YOU KNOW WHAT, I GIVE UP. I CANNOT EXPLAIN THIS. JUST READ THE BOOK ALREADY!!!

"The Lovewood daughter is alive, I know she is alive." I say to the group, "On what reason do you have behind that, Larson." Red, the second from Firewood asks, once again Firewoods leader isn't at the meeting, "I have reason to believe the heir just moved to town," "The Lovewell girl?" The Snake, aka the leader of Silverwood asks, "Yes, Snake, the Lovewell girl." "That doesn't make any sense," Red says and I roll my eyes, *** Gracewood is the well known region of the FiveWood gangs, Lakewood, Treewood, Flamewood, Meatwood and Silverwood although the most known about is Tree and Lakewood, Flamewood, Silverwood and Meatwood are there as well and they aren't happy about how Ian Larsen and Jackson Radeon's parents have been running the place. Secretly they all gang together to fight Ian and the Radeons one thing is stopping them from killing each other. Julia Lovewell.

Disclaimer: No fangirls were harmed in the making of this book. In which the author exposes what it's like to be a Wattpad boy, rants about life and controversial topics, and makes the world laugh.

in which the admins give you some writing tips.

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