Punctuation Stories

This your one-chapter guide on all the basic grammar and layout tips to make a fanfic more aesthetically pleasing, professional, easier to read, and how to avoid common mistakes.

Punc-tu-a-tion Sometimes a clarification of words, oftentimes a sword. A sword against the tangled runes of mind.

This is basically where I'm going to put all my writing junk that I kinda like.

I am asked several times each day to read the stories written by young writers here on Wattpad. As there is no way that I could possibly read and offer quality feedback to all who ask, this book is my Advice to Young Writers, based on my own 20 years of teaching writing to junior high to university students, on my 20 years of working as a freelance editor, on my publishing of two nonfiction books, and on the recent Fan Fiction Writing Class I taught online. I hope that young authors will find some good advice that will help them on their writing journeys here. Best wishes to all writers!!! :)

everything you hate, put into words.

My qualifications for writing this book: I achieved a score of 34 (out of 36) on the English portion of my ACT. The National average for the English portion is about 20.3 out of 36. I think those statistics speak for themselves. I also completed the Advanced Placement course for Language and Composition with an exam score of 4 (out of 5) and my essays typically scored a 7 or 8 out of 9, in class. As I've noticed by reading, a lot (alot is not a word) of Wattpad writers misspell, misuse and misinterpret words and writing tools. This book is a guide for anyone who isn't sure of how to word, spell or use something in their writing. This is partially directed at the writers of the stories I read. This book was meant to have no intention of coming off as rude or smart-alecky, it's just meant as a guide and a suggestion book, because, let's be honest, if something is missing punctuation, correct spelling or correct grammar, it makes the good story hard to read. By the way: the sentence on the cover reads, "You're going over there because the bag they have is yours and not theirs and they're not going to be home tomorrow." If you didn't catch on, it properly uses the homophones 'your', 'you're', 'there', 'their' and 'they're'.

Andy Pitman an adolescent in Livingston, Montana experiences grief through the loss of his 10 year cousin Joseph. What scary events lie ahead? Why can't I summarize my own story to save my life? When will I shut up? Find out in this short psychological horror depicting a darker perspective of how grief can affect the mental stability of a person. :)

Grammar, Punctuation, Writing style and more. If you need an editor to help clean up errors, come on in and take a look.

The story of a conman who finds himself in a most unusual set of circumstances in which he enters a town in order to pull his con, but strangely finds himself thrown into the bizarre land of Streel, which seems oddly familiar to him. And so he will fight his way through the world of absurdity that is Streel; and so he will meet a woman that he believes he loves; and so he will have to go in search of the Freel, to find the winged "slabberjank" and strike it down, facing all sorts of nonsense and absurdity on his journey through the land, for this is the task of right-handed people. Of course, left-handed people are really no different.

You struggling with punctuation and can't find an editor? Then Do It Yourself :P This guide should help you edit, and bring your punctuation up to standard.

Your grammar is trash.

A man traveling through California seeks to solve the question "How do you kill a vampire?". Short story.

This isn't really a story, i just want to help small (or big) creators, i'm an editor for my friend on this app, and i though i could edit for some others as well.

We all know those stories that would be 𝑟𝑒𝑎𝑙𝑙𝑦 good if the writers had just taken a moment to improve their grammar and spelling. Or the ones we wish had a cool cover and title, but don't. Here are my top tips and tricks on how to not become that person who writes really bad stories!

There's something I wanted to do after coming back from my incognito status. SO, I thought I would work with typographical symbols. Hope you'd like it.