The guide for aspiring fiction writers who want to improve, sharpen, review, and/or learn. Warning! This book encourages editing and contains many tips that often require revision. Practice makes perfect, and it's good to workout your mental muscles. The more you do now, the better your writing will be later (because you'll correct yourself *before* you get it on paper). If you think your writing is perfect or you're lazy or unwilling to try new shoes on your baby, just turn away now. You'll find this guide about as useful as hoarding frozen peas.

As the title says, a safe space for you and I to share anything related to writing. I'll share mine, you share yours. Let's help each other and grow this community together. (Taking a break for now, you are welcome to check what this is all about <33)

Still going strong, every day of my life summarized!

Why should I write a description if the title explains everything? If I put a description, I will pretty much be restating the title.

Welcome to the inner workings of my mind. The thoughts and emotions I battle and the imaginary scenarios I dream up sometimes. Think of this is as my own public diary. . I will warn there are some themes surrounding mental health, self harming thoughts and actions, and talk of traumatising events. Please check tags for trigger warnings.

write something every day, even if it's terrible; link to this challenge : http://30daychallengearchive.tumblr.com/post/832610035/writing-prompt-30-day-challenge (if you would like a continuation of any story, please comment on that chapter and tell me so, I'll try my best to make it happen!)

I wrote and read Fanfiction for five years. In these five years, I learned many things. But these is still a lot to learn for me. To celebrate my five year anniversary, I want to collect said knowledge. While not all is stuff I learned over the last five years, I will inject personal anecdotes and stories to make it less boring. The rest of the content will be knowledge I want to implement in my own writing. Chapters each Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday and Sunday.

This guide will hopefully help you to create the perfect world to set your story in. I'll be suggesting resources, websites, tips from Pinterest and my own advice to help you through one of the hardest parts of planning! If you have questions of a particular area of world building, please say so in the comments or send me a PM, so we can talk it through together and I can plan a chapter answering your question, dedicated to you! ▶1st Place Non-Fiction, Historical Fiction and Spiritual in Possibility Awards 2018 ▶1st Place Non-Fiction in 1st Ohana Awards 2018 ▶1st Place Non-Fiction in Neon Awards 2018 ▶1st Place Non-Fiction in Firecracker Awards 2018 ▶Runner-up General, Historical and Non-Fiction Mid-Year Awards 2018 ▶3rd Place Non-Fiction in Prism Awards 2018 Reached 1k reads on 24 December 2018 Reached 2k reads on 11 May 2019 Thank you so much to @Umeike for the fabulous cover! Thank you to @PossibilityAwards for the mood board! Completed, with minor editing to be done.

Want to have your work reviewed by a Creative Writing PhD student who has worked as a slush reader, an editorial assistant, and a branding writer? You've come to the right place! Here in Reverie Reviews, I will read your work and provide a comprehensive review of a minimum 750 words about your story, what worked what can be worked on etc... For rules and more continue reading! (CLOSED FOR INTAKE WHILE I COMPLETE REVIEWS) Reverie xxx

N/B God Centric Journaling my path home to myself, Navigating through the highs and the lows, Living each day as it comes, Being grateful, Being verbal, Trying to be rational and logical, Keeping my writer-self alive. God, truth, beauty, joy, happiness, unpleasantness, sadness, love, challenges, the mind, the human, struggles, inspiration, and the Word. N/B I wrote this when I was going through a difficult transition and I did it for different reasons; to keep tabs on my mental state, to authentically express my emotions, to be present in the moment, and allow myself to sit in the feels, to have something to look back at, etc.