Taylor. C. E

I regret to inform those that follow my updates that I will likely never return to Wattpad - to write, at least - because I have set my horizons beyond the online world. I want very little from life, but there is nothing I have ever wanted more than to publish my own book, whether I become a professional author or not.
          I recognize now that Wattpad is something I have to move away from, for a few reasons that I'm far too tired to write presently, but it has been both an experience I will not forget and an experience that has benefited me in both academic and personal life.
          Farewell,
          ~Taylor.

Im in love with your profile ❤
          Bio and Dp are simply amazing :) 

Ay thank you so much for the follow! :)

Thank you so much for your follow! <3

I'm overwhelmed by how much effort and time you have put into writing your incredible stories! Congratulating you in entering Wolf Intertwined in the Watty's! I'm so happy for you and can't wait for the new chapters! Your writing is phenomenal and is a gift itself. The new covers are very professional and so is the dedication you show to your writing. Learning new words with every sentence, Taylor your vocabulary excels past our imaginations.   
          
          Once more I congratulate your successes now and the ones to come. 

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          Here...thought you might like to read some medieval insults that another reader and I were swapping a few months ago. Might give you ideas and inspire your shakespearean tongue!

As to your question of earlier. I would suggest doing some research on the era you decide to base your novel on. For example, I have a story called WINTERLY. It is set in Regency England and I want the mood to be something like Jane Austen meets Jane Eyre ;) sort of Gothic and yet still humorous and authentic. So what did I do? I read and immersed myself in Charlotte Bronte's and Jane Austen's books, bought a couple of books about the nineteenth century and started watching PBS Masterpiece theatre and BBC adaptations of all my favorite classics :) That's called immersion, I guess. 
          
          This is how I do my 'homework' :) So, when you decide which era you want to set your story, do some hunting around for a book to use as a guide. I bought three books to help me write LoB: 
          
          Life in a Medieval Village
          The Time Travelers Guide to Medieval England
          Life in a Medieval Castle (which, incidentally, George RR Martin used as a reference to write Game Of Thrones).
          
          Does this help?

Woah! You're 14?! Dang! Promise me something!! Please never stop writing! I loved writing when I was your age, but life, stupid boys and a social life got in the way... I wish I had never stopped! But I'm making up for it now.

Thank you so much for the follow!

Hai cx I've decided to let my followers decide if I should continue writing Not So Close or leave it the way it is so please give me your opinion cx