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  • The Art of the Hook by AmeliaWellis
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    Let's be honest: there's a lot of bad advice floating around about how to "hack" the algorithm or use the tags. Most of it is incorrect. It's exhausting to see misled writers. I wrote this guide to clear the air and give writers a realistic blueprint to Wattpad. I'm trying to answer all the common questions that new writers have when they start on Wattpad. Whether you're crafting your first story, or you're a seasoned writer tired of shouting into the void, this book is here to help you build a genuine and permanent audience that will follow you for the rest of your Wattpad career. There are no hacks or myths, just real, simple strategies that work. Inside this guidebook, you'll discover the blueprint to: - How the algorithm and tagging system work behind the scenes to push your book to readers. - The elements needed to make your profile and covers look professional, and that align with your genre. - The keys to writing intriguing first chapter hooks, detailed summaries, and exciting, fast-paced chapters that keep readers reading, voting, and commenting. - Essential safety tips to protect you, your account, and stories from wrongful deletion from Wattpad's website and bullying/harassment. You do NOT need a secret formula to succeed as a writer. You need the right facts. Now, let's get to work! ***UPDATES ON MONDAYS AND THURSDAYS AT 3:45 PM EDT.***
  • Box of Chocolates by SilviaKrpatova
    SilviaKrpatova
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    'Life is like a box of chocolates. You never know what you're gonna get,' Forrest Gump once wisely said. This compilation of flash fiction 'shorts' (mostly between 500-3000 words) is like that, too. These stories are all utterly unlike each other, full of different flavours and surprises. You never know what you're gonna get... but if you don't like the one you are reading, just leaf through it and skip to the next one. Enjoy!
  • April and Fourteenth by vjeral
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    The mind always denies the attraction I felt inside. The heart never lies, the mouth does. Here, raw and real written words I refuse to speak about. *** A collection of poems. Free style---no structure being followed, just the heart.
  • 薄暮の領域°  by SARomylawliet
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    < This is a kind of 。.°˚ journal entry I wrote randomly, based on some deep thoughts or short story. It might not be for everyone. > ᥫ᭡.
  • The Whispers of Dawn by walkinginthedreams
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    ​"The night has said all it needs to say, but the ink isn't dry-it's just moving to a new page." ​From the creator of The Whispers of Night comes a companion volume born from the same soul, written by the same pen, and carrying the same beautifully enduring scars. ​The dark may be thinning, but the poet remains unchanged. ​The Whispers of Dawn does not promise a world free of shadows, nor does it offer shallow, fleeting warmth. Instead, it is an unfiltered look at the horizon through the eyes of a survivor. It is the quiet stillness that follows a lifetime of storms, where the fragments of heavy memories, deep-seated grief, and an unyielding devotion to the Divine Mother are held up to the first rays of morning light. ​Moving away from the suffocating cold of the winter cage, this collection steps onto a road of profound definition and universal acceptance. From the silent prayers offered at stone shrines to the fierce, complex sacrifices of love and survival, Evander Nightborne explores what it means to carry a fractured heart into an awakening world. ​The ghosts have been housed. The dawn is breaking. And through the gray mists of morning, the soul finally learns to breathe again.
  • My poetry collection by Shishi0505
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    Filled with sad, heart felt poetry, and weeks worth of work. Hope u enjoy it :)
  • Echoes & Sparks (Microfiction) by KarEsc1
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    A collection of microstories and responses to writing prompts. Brief stories to read in just a couple of minutes.
  • ꜱᴏᴍᴇᴛʜɪɴɢ ᴛᴏ ꜰᴏʀɢᴇᴛ ᴏʀ ɴᴏᴛ by zyrenjohn
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    "Explore the information of Something to Forget or Not, a curated anthology by Zyrenjohn, presenting a collection of poetic and dramatic works. This book offers a reflective journey through the author's experiences and creative endeavors, spanning years of dedicated artistry. This edition currently features distinct parts, with forthcoming updates planned. It's a showcase of the author's creative process, and we hope you find it compelling. I invite you to consider your support through votes and follows. To my valued readers, your engagement is deeply appreciated. Thank you for your readership and interest. 😄"
  • Hand-Me-Downs: Letters from the Pathfinder by briesinag
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    The role of an older sibling is not easy; all of the firsts in life are experienced by them. Along with that, building sibling relationships is often difficult because some (age-leveled) experiences do not coincide with each other. When siblings reach a certain age where the older one is out in the real world and the younger sibling is still in their nests, their connection with each other can be disrupted. On top of that, the art of sending letters slowly becomes a lost art. The sentimental value of messaging decreases over time as well. This collection aims to reform love in the eyes of the older sibling. It's a series of letters composed by an older sister about her coming-of-age experiences and what lessons can be learned from them. The ate narrative creates a path for people who are navigating their parts through their teenage years. It can bond distant sibling relationships, relate to fellow ate figures, and comfort those who wish to have brothers/sisters who tell them life gets better. **This is an undergraduate CNF thesis submitted to the University of Santo Tomas, Faculty of Arts and Letters, and was finished in April 2023.** While all of the stories are based on the author's real life, the names mentioned have been changed for confidentiality.
  • Free-write short stories by shyskittygirl
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    Creative writing prompts with random ideas. such as poems, prompts, fandoms, pictures and more. this book is just a free write space. enjoy the short stories
  • one last time for the people in the back by Lamira_GATCHA
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    my last time doing a high school creative writing compilation cause i became unc and graduated ig
  • letters (to no one) by alclainn
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    sent, unsent, undecided
  • Beginning Again: My Writing Journey by authenticbeginnings
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    Beginning Again: My Writing Journey What if beginning again isn't about starting from nothing-but finally learning how to use what you've already had all along? I've wanted to write books for years. I've created characters, imagined stories, built relationships, and watched entire scenes unfold in my head. I've even written some of them. But wanting to write a book and actually knowing how to write one are two very different things. So, I'm beginning again. Beginning Again: My Writing Journey is my personal journey of learning how to write digital books-from understanding the craft and discovering my strengths and weaknesses, to practicing scenes, developing characters, building story universes, and learning how to turn the stories in my head into words on a page. This isn't a finished writer teaching you how to write. This is me learning. There will be lessons. There will be exercises. There will be old stories revisited. There will probably be mistakes. And hopefully, there will be growth. One lesson. One exercise. One chapter at a time. And somewhere along the way, I'll be preparing myself to finally write the stories I've been carrying with me for years. This is where I begin again. Begin. Bloom. Become.
  • teapot flowers by Msmermaidbooks
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    Olivia Walters is only a high school student but because of her parent's odd job, she has been to more countries then she can count. but finally the moment she has been waiting for arrived, she convinced her parents that she is responsible and is put in charge of their new house and little brother, instead of going from apartment to apartment with her parents. where is the new house? the heart of Rio, Brazil! A new day, a new school, new people to meet and avoid... will the moment she had been waiting for, live up to her standards? day by day, things start to go into motion, and before she knows it she is arm in arm with some faithful friends on a wild adventure. *New parts added monthly.* a slice of life, coming of age, maybe a bit of romance and action.
  • Brother Dog by JULIUSYAN
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    woof woof woof, woof woof woof; woof woof woof-woof woof. "woof woof woof," woof woof. "woof woof woof woof?" woof woof woof woof... woof woof woof! woof, woof woof; woof woof woof: woof woof (woof woof) woof. -woof woof woof, woof woof woof. woof woof woof woof; woof woof woof woof-woof woof woof.
  • Poem of the poet's.  by Trixivinity
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    Poet of Poets is a poetry collection that brings together themes of whimsical random poems. The poems explore deep emotions and personal insight through expressive language and thoughtful imagery, creating a work that feels both intimate and contemplative.
  • The Sound of Almost by IshanMadhav
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    Mia Torres, a junior at a competitive arts high school, loses her singing voice to a diagnosed vocal condition right before the biggest audition of her life. She's forced to step back from the spotlight and, in the process, gets pulled into the school's struggling literary magazine run by Eli, the guarded, sharp-tongued boy she's avoided since their friendship fell apart freshman year. As Mia finds a new way to tell her story (through writing instead of singing), old wounds with Eli resurface, and she has to decide whether getting her voice "back" means returning to who she was or becoming someone new.
  • YIN YANG  by Uncle_Green
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    Two forbidden worlds. One ancient grudge. And two unlikely souls determined to bring them together.
  • Beyond The Fear by JohnXian
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    A poem about facing challenges, overcoming fear, and continuing to move forward even when the future feels uncertain. It reminds us that courage isn't the absence of fear, but the choice to keep going despite it.
  • Roses Bleed by at3l0ph0b3
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    A poem about a mother's internalized shame and subsequent overprotectiveness of her son, which ultimately ends up doing more harm than good.