viggieoke

It's been only one week and I already miss same difference Sundays. Jk I'm so glad I no longer feel immense pressure to satisfy my very hungry fans on Sundays.

viggieoke

The final chapter is out! https://www.wattpad.com/story/345490297
          
          I can't thank you enough for all the love and support you've shown me over the past year – you're the reason I kept going, even on the tough days. I truly hope you enjoyed reading it as much as I loved writing it. Thank you for getting to know Ehis and Maxwell. If you're not feeling your best right now, I hope their story brings a smile to your face and brightens your day. Thank you so, so much!
          
          And that's a wrap! No more "Same Difference" Sundays.

viggieoke

@viggieoke thank you bae!!!
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Sa5mskye

Such a cute way to end the story
            Looking forward to your next work
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Sa5mskye

@viggieoke  muahh
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viggieoke

Just a week before its one-year anniversary, "Same Difference" has reached 3,000 reads! I’m incredibly grateful for all the support you’ve given me over the past year! Thank you so much! https://www.wattpad.com/story/345490297

viggieoke

@col_dyn you're welcome! Can't wait to read your queer Nigerian work!
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col_dyn

@viggieoke thanks so much. This feedback has been valuable. I'm terrible with research. But I'll work on that.
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viggieoke

@col_dyn One key piece of advice I give to all writers is to write about what you know—places you've been, people you've met, and the experiences you've had. This is crucial because you're more familiar with these subjects than those you're less acquainted with. Even with this knowledge, always remember to do your research. It's essential. Additionally, take writing classes, not just on the basics, but also on how to write for the specific genre you're interested in, and how to develop characters and plots. Don't forget to learn the proper use of punctuation! Your writing style doesn’t have to be complex or filled with big words. For example, I write as if I'm telling a story to a friend. Keep these points in mind, and you’ll be on the right track.
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