How to NOT write a Cliche Story (and more)

How to NOT write a Cliche Story (and more)

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Are people never reading your book? Do you rarely ever get any votes? Are you constantly getting comments telling you to be more creative, or maybe even that your writing sucks? Well, chances are, you're one of those many poor authors out there that have fallen into the trap of: Writing A Cliché Story! No one likes cliché stories and very few people will ever read them, but that doesn't mean you have to get discouraged. I've created this fail-proof guide to help you get back on track. EVERYONE can write a good book. All you need to do is learn what's popular and what might be making readers turn up their noses at your story. Questions. ---------------- 1: Do you want more reads on your story? 2: Do you constantly ask yourself why no one is voting or commenting on your book? 3: Have you tried everything to get more publicity/recognition, but you're still being ignored? 4: Do you always find yourself questioning your writing skills? If you answered yes to any or all of these question, stop wondering and starting reading. Chances are, after you finish this guide, you'll be writing like a pro in no time. Everyone can write a popular and successful story. All you need is a little help.
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[Me, complaining and contradicting all and everything written in every fanfiction created.] No hate, Just me, rambling about different topics in Fanfiction writing. Why? Because we all start somewhere, am I right? The good, the bad, the rightout clichès and the straight up delulu stuff. Note that I probably did most -if not all- of these things myself when writing, so be prepared of your beautiful cringefest and maybe learn a thing or two about writing a plot/story. Side note: Writing is a creative process, so... no shame in making any mistakes! We all have to start from somewhere! Side side note: Most of the things I talk about come either from my personal opinion OR from the things I've learned over the years. I've been writing since age ten and even did a Minor in creative writing whilst studying for my degree. Last side side side note: The fun is to read these chapters and then visit a random story on wattpadd. I guarentee you, you'll either groan in annoyance ance you can see these things or you giggle at how predictable things will get once you know some writer mistakes. It's all fun and it educates all of us! -xXx-

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