What NOT to do when writing a story
Cheristinae
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  • Reads 10,173
  • Votes 907
  • Parts 68
  • Time 1h 55m
Cheristinae
Ongoing, First published Feb 01, 2016
Mature
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I am no expert in.. Well, writing, but as a reader, like most people here, I do notice things that.. Really annoys me. So I'm going to address that. That doesn't mean I have no idea what I'm talking about though. Some of these things are, well, facts. And some personal opinions.. Some are just clichès you might want to avoid when writing. And I do believe there are a few tips in there as well. Who knows?

I don't really proofread, but I try my best. 

Also, warning: LANGUAGE AND OPINIONS!

Also, PLEASE KEEP IN MIND that some of these chapters are a bit outdated, and might seem a bit immature.

[Rated Mature for language and safety]

Thanks to xXGirlOfTheNightXx for the amazing cover!
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