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Everything you need to know to make your reader crave the next chapter. Are your villains villainous enough? Are your heroes heroic? How to make dialogues sound believable? Build an atmosphere? What about diversity? The plot? The pacing? Is your heart beating faster as you read an action scene? Do you fall in love with your MC's love interest? Can you fight your writer's block? Can you channel your inspiration? As a passionate writer and hungry reader, I'm collecting here some ideas and writing tips that help me to feel my stories through and through, and conquer the fear of a blank page. Come! Let's create fictional worlds together! Oh, there are also writing memes here.

A collection of idea lists for writers, featuring everything from first names to poisonous plants! Every writer knows how hard it can be to find the information you need, especially about unusual things, and hopefully this list will help! This book is ongoing, with lists being updated and added all the time! Have an idea for a list, suggestions, or a list of your own. Comment below or message me! If you have a list you want to share in this book, feel free to message me about it (full credit will be given). I hope this book assists you in writing your next masterpiece!

Do you want to know what it takes to be a successful writer on Wattpad? Take a look at the names and credentials of the writers listed in this directory. All of them have participated in WritersConnX events as panelists and organizers. Among them you will find Creators, published authors, and former Wattpad Stars. These are trusted writers committed to providing quality stories to readers who also love to support their fellow writers through skill sharing initiatives.

In this writing guide I will be sharing tips, advice and inspiration. There will be stuff on particular genres and on general things such as setting and style. I'll also be sharing any words of wisdom I gain from my degree in English Lit + Creative Writing. #83 Non-Fiction

As a greenhorn in this writing endeavor, I found myself lacking in many aspect. Beside the fact that English is my third language and grammar is my number one enemy, I take pride on everything I do on my stories. However, I sometimes question what's what with writing, like: What's a Prologue? What do I do with Epilogue? How should I address flashbacks? Should the quotation mark be placed before or after period? I've said "said" a million times, are there any other way to say "said"? Am I writing this right? How do I WRITE RIGHT? All these mind-boggling questions have kept me up numerous nights. So to help myself and hopefully help others too, I went ahead and did my own research, both online and on my beloved hardbound books at the library, and here's what I found. ~•~•~•~•~•~•~•~•~•~•~ Take note: I'm also sharing my found knowledge through SBC's A.R.T.I.C.L.E.S ( @SBC_ARTICLES ), feel free to visit, read our issues, and follow us as well. http://www.wattpad.com/user/SBC_ARTICLES

So, you've decided that you want to write. Or, maybe you didn't and someone's holding you hostage and this is your ticket to freedom (in which case call the police). Either way, if you're reading this book, it means you probably have no clue where to start. Or you need a few reminders on what to do (cough, your and you're, cough). Go on ahead and take my advice with a grain of salt. You've come to the right place. ______ If you are homophobic, sexist, racist, Islamophobic, antisemitic, etc etc. in any way, then please don't read this. You will be blocked if you decide to be an ass in my comments.

Having a hard time getting the words out? Maybe I can help get your ass in gear.

Writing good fiction is like boxed cake mix. Dump the usual ingredients in a bowl, add an egg (or a fun character), and it should be fine . Writing great fiction is like layering a cake from scratch. Different ingredients and different flavors, all in your personal measurements, come together to make a unique and complex dessert that both look and taste great. (If done correctly.) Whether you're a visual learner or a do-it-yourselfer, this hybrid guide and workshop for fiction writers is designed to teach you the skills you need to go from one layer sadness, to three layer masterpiece.

Hello, this is my expansion and dissection of the 'Iceberg Theory' or 'theory of omission' of writing, commonly known as the 'Iceberg Method' or 'Iceberg Technique'. It was first developed by Ernest Hemingway in the 1920s. It's one of the foundations of creative writing -- fantasy, science fiction, or otherwise.

❝ Writers make us feel things on a deeper level than even visual artists can. ❞ writing guide 2017 © bxtchnuts

Just some dumb stuff fanfics have .... (All chapters written by me)

You've wandered for too long. . . Searching. . . Then you see it, a garden standing in its utmost glory. The gates are open, beckoning you into its celestial beauty. Fear not wanderer. . .walk into the garden, for you have found what you have been looking for. In our garden, we'll give you the best and honest review. We'll help the flower in it blossom and bloom for every other wanderer to see. What are you still waiting for? Come into our garden of versatile flowers and get genuine feedback on your work. . . 🌴October 2021

These are the voices of our mentors and mentees from past and present. They've provided their insight about the program, their processes, and have shared their favorite Wattpad stories. Grab a cuppa and sit down with us as we get to know the writers behind the Boot Camp Mentors Program.

This book is a collection of tips and steps to create your own story! By reading through the following pages, we hope that you will learn how enhance your writing skills and creating the perfect diamond! Including tips and guides on perfect punctuation, grammar, character development, plot, even cover making tips, and much more! Let your writing journey begin! Cover by: @amourfangirl1

This is a guide promoted by the Promising Pages Community. It contains useful and detailed information about writing with also very clear and meaningful examples.

Self explanatory ? Enjoy