Writingadvice Stories

The Boot Camp Mentors are back with elan. This year we're hosting a 12 week session, from May 1st through July 24th so our mentees are prepared for contests Wattpad hosts later during the year. Read on for details. And be sure to check out BCM's Profile Guide to learn about our program and the community we serve.

Spread your wings and dive into the deeper edges of color! This book explores the science, history, and psychology of color, showing how understanding it can bring your stories, characters, and designs to life. Ranging from evidence and research to the author's personal experiences and writing advice. - Another project I'm working on besides The Carnival of Escaping to Reality. Working on them BOTH at once! :)

Wouldn't you love to have an experienced writer spend 6 weeks helping you improve your storytelling? This book will show you how to do that. I'm Alex, and I'm a Boot Camp Mentor. I work with other writing mentors through the Boot Camp Mentorship Program here on Wattpad. Read on to learn more about me, my mentoring style, and what this awesome community can do for you as a writer.

Whether it's your first time or your seventh time, writing a novella in 12 weeks isn't easy. As a 2021 ONC Winner and two-time Honorable Mention (2023/2024), I totally understand. After years of participation and reflection, I have lots of advice to share on how I wrote a winning novella and look forward to writing every year. Inside this guide, you can find everything from insider tips to craft chats to contest commentary. So grab a cup, get your notebook, and settle in: it's time to start writing! Copyright © 2022 Elle Chaika

I have decided to challenge myself and write an entire book in 50 days! Each day I will post my struggles and advice on how to get through a challenge like this and finish a book of your very own.

Follow along as I continue my writing journey through difficulties, successes, and failures. I've found that sharing some of this with you helps me, and I hope it might encourage you as well. Plus, it can be a bit fun to connect with others. Don't hesitate to say hello throughout the chapters up ahead.

If you've read my books, you know I've grown a lot in writing when it comes to writing characters, crafting plots, and worldbuilding. That's where this book on writing advice comes in. I get so many questions on writing from my readers, and I want to finally share the insights on writing that I've learned through workshopping in college, publishing on Wattpad, and the writing journey I've been on for nearly a decade. Please ask questions related to writing, the writing life, Wattpad, or my books in the first chapter!

As a young writer working to publish her first book, I'm here to share writing tips and explain how I personally improved my writing skills over the years. I'm welcome to all opinions, topic requests, and questions. I'm hoping to help any young writers out there - whether you plan to do fiction, non-fiction, essays for school, or whichever else!

i'm out here living my life but i'm also here to rant about it. {a rant, thought and advice book.} © 2017 antoanaxo

I discovered a short bit of writing advice from this famous author. Thought I'd share. I think number three might be my favorite. *Cover Photo Credit: C.S. Lewis in studio, 1951. By Aronsyne. Cropped photo. https://commons.m.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:C.S.-Lewis.jpg

Wouldn't you love to have an experienced writer spend 6 weeks helping you improve your storytelling? This book will show you how to do that. I'm Zoe Blessing, and I'm a Bootcamp Mentor. I work with other writing mentors through the Bootcamp Mentorship Program here on Wattpad. Read on to learn more about me, my mentoring style, and what this awesome community can do for you as a writer. NOTE: I AM NOT CURRENTLY ACCEPTING APPLICANTS FOR MENTORSHIP, but am leaving this book available for program information.

Welcome to my Write and Writery! You will find a multitude of different types of content here (eventually) ranging from my own works to tips on character creation and world building and so much more! More information about what you'll find here is inside, and please feel free to introduce yourself in the comments!

I'm super excited to be a Wattys 2023 Bootcamp Mentor!!! Check out my bio and manuscript wishlist if you are participating in the Bootcamp to get your manuscript ready for submission to this year's Wattys Contest. Submission for mentoring is open May 10th through May 15th! If you're just learning about the program, you will find a link to the Bootcamp Mentors profile inside.

I've seen a lot of these, and while I agree with some advice given, I'd like to share my thoughts, opinions, and experiences. I'm by no means a professional, so take my advice with a grain of salt. That being said, I hope you give this little book a chance. This book isn't a grammar tip book, nor is it meant to bash any books. I'd categorize my advice as more plot based, though I may add some tips on avoiding writer's block, feeling better about your writing, and just enjoying writing more.

Hello people! I am guessing you need some help with you're book? Maybe you stumbled upon me and decided you'd just read and see if there's anything that might just improve your book a little. Well here I am! I am no pro. Not in the slightest. Not at all. But i am willing to help out anyone new by just giving some basic advice that can help you to just start yourself off, hopefully I do help you! Feel free to leave your own advice in the comments. The best ones I find (by my own personal judgement), I might be able to include them in this book (with all due credit given of course). Here's what I'd include: - How a good cover can come a long way! - How a good title and a good description can draw people in! - How tags work and why you should use them! - How pictures and videos at the top of each chapter can capture someones attention! - How basic punctuation should definitely be used! - How sentence and paragraph structure can engage people quicker! - How language and a wider vocabulary can really grab people! - How description should really be used to keep people coming! - How to keep in touch with your readers and use their ideas too! - How promoting your book with teasers and update and clubs etc can reel more readers in! Wanna stay motivated? Go straight to Tip 11! Tip 11 and onward includes: - How to get inspiration and Ideas for books! - How to keep a simple and basic plan! - How to relax while you right to not feel pressured and write freely! I hope all this interests and helps you! Good luck with your future writing :-)

All of these prompts, ideas, and thoughts come straight from my mind. Feel free to use any of them that you like in your own books.

A collection of tools and resources for writers, compiled by myself from various sources!

This is actually my second OC review book. I'm remaking it because I'm not a dumbass bitch anymore. I mean I still am, but now I'm just a slightly better writer. So yeah anyways, submit me your OC's and I will review them to the best of my ability. No bullshit, no sugar-coating. If I like something, I'll tell you. If I hate something, I'll tell you. But hey, even if I do dislike your character, it doesn't mean they're trash. I'm not CEO of what makes a good character. So I hope my advice will be helpful to you. Oh yeah, I'll also be including chapters with writing and character advice because I see a lot of people on this site making the exact same mistakes and it makes me wanna shit myself. So read those if you wanna hear me go into rants about stuff in fiction that I hate. It might be entertaining. Here's some fandoms that I'm pretty knowledgeable about: Danganronpa Harry Potter Percy Jackson Avatar The Last Airbender BNHA FMAB HunterxHunter Game of Thrones Once Upon A Time The Walking Dead Attack On Titan Miraculous Ladybug (kill me) Warriors (haven't read them in a million years but I can give it a shot) Soul Eater Noragami Berserk Assassination Classroom One Punch Man Mob Psycho 100 Marvel Star Wars Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit Stranger Things Breaking Bad Original Universes

A series of tips that I have found useful when writing my stories. This will continue to be in progress as I think of more . The perfect tips to break that writer's block and get creative, whatever it is you're writing. If you can't think of story ideas or if you're just stuck on a particular character or scene, this is the perfect series for you. If you have any requests as to a particular aspect of writing you need ideas for, just let me know and I'll feature it in a chapter ASAP. This is based on my popular tumblr post, when I saw how helpful even that short post was I thought it would be a good idea to continue these tips. Hope you find these useful!

This is just a collection of writing advice that I have found as well as some of my own tips and tricks that I have for organizing, plotting, building characters, dialogue, self-editing and so on.