Writing Tips and Clichés to Avoid

Writing Tips and Clichés to Avoid

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I often get questions about how to write things like descriptions, how to do the show vs tell rule, and sometimes even how to properly convey a certain tone in my writing so I decided to create a writing tip book where you can request to have me talk about any questions you have about writing. I'll also be doing clichés and how to fix them if you're interested. I have two actual books called Beautiful Disasters (fanfic) and an Exorcist's Guide to the Supernatural (novel) if you're at all interested in my works. Please, enjoy and requests are open :)
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Let's face it. The majority of stories on Wattpad are the same and it's not just the plots but practically everything. The same characters, the same tragic backgrounds, the same openings, the same ways of describing things, the same plots- everything. Here I'll name some things I've seen in most of the stories on here so maybe your story won't end up a clone of endless clones. If you see any spelling mistakes, just comment it below and I'll fix it.

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