Writing Tips and Turnoffs

Writing Tips and Turnoffs

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Have you noticed things that writer’s do that bug the heck out of you and make you want to rip your hair out? Well, I have. When writing a book or story, there are some things that you should not do. These things make a reader want to either want to stop reading, or repeatedly hit themselves on the head with a baseball bat. No one wants to read a book that they are mentally editing and fixing. I am here to provide a readers point-of-view on some major Turnoffs and annoying habits that some writers have and do.
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What is your favorite trope? Which POV is the best? What's the best genre? These are fun (and non-serious) debate questions we ask in our monthly event, Bookish Debates, held in our discord server. Every month, we ask our members a writing or reading-related debate question for everyone to debate. We present the best arguments in this book. Read along and debate with us!

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