How-to Stories

"BITE ME." That's what you can tell your parents, the school board, and society after you read this book. Look, my dad thinks I spend too much time in my room "dealing with repressed emotional baggage." First of all, it's not repressed, it's highly functional rage. Second of all, I'm not "moping"-I'm crafting. Since I'm stuck in this boring human body in a boring human suburb, I'm documenting how to build actually useful things out of the literal trash your parents buy. If you want to knit a scarf or paint a cute little flowerpot, get off my page. But if you want to know how to make a sick-as-hell custom keychain, a real life absolute solver (or just really cool disassembly drone arms), smash that follow button. WARNING: I am not responsible if you singe your eyebrows off, blow a fuse in your entire neighborhood, or get grounded until the year 3000. Updates every Tuesday night, or whenever my dad forgets to change the router password.

"You can't talk to girls like that, at least not sober ones," Eden said with a trademarked eye-roll. "You have to be a gentleman." Harvey's handsome face seemed to fall. He looked just like he had in the cafeteria the day before. Eden raised an eyebrow from behind her thick glasses, as if waiting for his response. Neither one of them spoke, so she sighed and turned her back on the hopeful jock and started to walk back towards the party. "Teach me then," Harvey finally begged, making Eden turn back around to him. He wasn't quite meeting her eyes when he spoke, and a hint of red was crawling up his neck. "What?" Eden asked with a confused expression. It was obvious that she didn't understand a word this boy was saying. Harvey let out a deep breath and repeated himself in a clear voice. "Teach me how to be a gentleman, Eden."

Are you new on Wattpad? Trust me, I've been there before and I know how much of a pain it is not knowing what to do and how to do it. But, you don't have to face learn it the hard way. The way I did. It might be hard to deal with Wattpad's amazing, yet hidden features. But, I believe that you have stumbled upon the perfect guide. Here in this book, I will post the steps for everything that you need on Wattpad. Starting by how to sign up and everything that follows. This book does not only give detailed steps, it also includes step by step pictures. It's like a youtube tutorial, even better!

Oxford commas. To use, or not to use, that is the question. This book seeks to answer that question and more, with examples and just a touch of humor. Just a touch. !!! This book is currently on hiatus for summer break. Will resume writing in August. !!! Note: this book follows the American grammar rules.

"In How To Can Fruit," the author explores the process of canning fruit as a modern alternative to traditional preserving methods. They emphasize the importance of using ripe, high-quality fruit for the best results. The story provides step-by-step instructions for canning various fruits, including peaches, plums, and cherries, along with tips for creating syrup and achieving a hermetically sealed can. The author also mentions alternative methods and offers advice for storing the canned fruit.

OK so this is a How to book request for anything you'd like ! Please read the First page for more information

I like to do lots of DIY, I like to do crafts, and I signed up for a DIY newsletter. I love DIY! Mich makes crafts and draws almost every day. She also makes up good life hacks! She loves art! We all have things that make us amazing artists or DIY specialists. So we decided to get together and create this little book with more than a few projects to try out. I hope you love these crafts and recipes like we do!

"In How To Can Fruit," the author explores the process of canning fruit as a modern alternative to traditional preserving methods. They emphasize the importance of using ripe, high-quality fruit for the best results. The story provides step-by-step instructions for canning various fruits, including peaches, plums, and cherries, along with tips for creating syrup and achieving a hermetically sealed can. The author also mentions alternative methods and offers advice for storing the canned fruit.

CLOSED TO CATCH UP! These critiques are for all stories, all genres, and all ratings. More info inside.

Do you dream of androids who, in turn, dream of electric sheep? Do you want to stand astride the world like a colossus IN a colossus? Do you want to make the laws of physics roll over and play dead? Professor Vigo Depravis shows you how to begin your very own genius-fueled reign of terror!

This is a supplemental addition to my last book.

I am one that likes to annoy people but not everyone knows how, I want to show you how to annoy people. Yay

Wonder how to write a book look no farther. Read the tips I have in here.

Inspired to find out more about coworking when they first started their own business, authors Genevieve DeGuzman and Andrew Tang set out to interview over 50 startups, freelancers, consultants, and nonprofits across the U.S. One of the first, all-around guides to coworking, Working in the UnOffice: A Guide to Coworking for Indie Workers, Small Businesses, and Nonprofits is a wonderful collection of stories, observations, and insight on working in collaborative workspaces. Working in the UnOffice offers insider advice on how to build entrepreneurial muscle, work independently in a communal space, and create thriving partnerships where creative sparks fly and interesting things happen. Learn how coworking can foster innovation that transforms your organization and the way you work— a process dubbed ‘accelerated serendipity’ by enthusiasts and advocates the world over. Who is part of the coworking community? Freelancers, consultants, independent contractors, telecommuters, small businesses, startups, and nonprofits— anyone looking to save money, jumpstart how they work, cut commute time, and carve out their own creative spaces with others— work at coworking spaces. Coworking is driven by a new generation of entrepreneurs, inventors, and creative thinkers who value their independence but see opportunity in partnerships and networks. For more information, visit www.coworkingguide.com.

When it comes to writing weapons, most authors shoot from the hip--and miss. The Writer's Guide to Weapons (published by Writer's Digest Books) will help you hit your target every time. Firearms and knives have starring roles in a wide range of genres--crime, thriller, war, mystery, Western, and more. Unfortunately, many depictions of weapons in novels and film are pure fiction. Knowing the difference between a shotshell and a slug, a pistol and a revolver, or a switchblade and a butterfly knife is essential for imbuing your story with authenticity--and gaining popularity with discerning readers. Equal parts accessible, humorous, and practical, The Writer's Guide to Weapons is the one resource you need to incorporate firearms and knives into your fiction like a seasoned professional. * Submitted to Wattpad by the author, who is the copyright holder.