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Learn how to write more visually and master that famous piece of advice: SHOW, DON'T TELL! * * * So you're trying to improve your fiction writing, and everyone keeps saying: "Show! Don't tell." Well ... how do you actually do that? This is the Book on SHOW, DON'T TELL. Inside you'll find a variety of lessons on how to write about people, places and activities in a more visual manner. We'll cover how to think visually, break down common subjects to get an idea as to how to approach writing about them, and show examples of all this advice in action. Even better, you don't need to read this book cover to cover. Keep it handy, open it up to the right chapter at the right time, and watch your writing soar! * * * Know someone who could benefit from this advice? Make sure to share the book with them. And please remember to Vote as you read, to help others find it. Best Rankings! The #1 book in showdonttell #1 in betterwriting #2 in writinghacks #3 in writebetter

The #1 �������� book on fictionwriting. So you want to be a fiction writer? Here's what you should know. * * * Everyone likes to say that in fiction writing, there are no rules. But, well, they're wrong. There's a LOT of rules, and you can't start to break them until you know what they are. Welcome to The Book on FICTION WRITING. I'm going to walk you through all the little nitty-gritty pieces of expert advice you could hope to know as a new writer to help you think, live, breathe and edit like a pro. This advice applies to any genre, any platform. Whether you're focused on �������� exclusively or planning to break into the e-book and paperback markets, you'll take away lessons that you can use for the rest of your career. Know someone else who could benefit from this advice? Make sure to tag them. Rankings! #1 in fictionwriting #2 in writinghacks #4 in writebetter

A collection of stuff I've learned to help strengthen my writing, tell more interesting stories, and get around sticking points. Why should you read this? Because sometimes we hear a lot of 'you SHOULD do this' in writing and not enough of 'here's some options. Try 'em out and SEE WHAT WORKS FOR YOU'.

This is a writing contest for all wattpadians far and wide. To know more about the contest, add this book to your library and read it. Book cover by: @__pre_ci_ous

The first volume of a writing series for �������� writers and beyond, written by four-time featured author Kellie Bowe. Old or young, inexperienced or drowning in a sea of writing knowledge, there's something for everyone in this series. Volume One, How to be a Wattstar, covers the basics of writing on �������� and how you can use it to elevate your story to the status you want to achieve. Ask&Answer included!

[ COMPLETE ] Having trouble with plots, descriptions, characters, or writing in general? Then this book is for you! Filled with tons of tips, rants + useless gifs that might explain your life, you're sure to find something that can help you in any writing situation. My ultimate goal is to help those that want it + are trying to improve. In no way will I ever try to offend anyone, but if I do, I promise it's not my intention. That being said, if you're sensitive, proceed with caution.

I get asked a lot for advice so I'm going to sum up all of it here. So sit down, shut up, and don't go anywhere because this book will change your life. Or at least it better, otherwise you're probably doing something wrong. I'll cover things like: General Advice on being a better ��������r or anything really. Why you aren't getting any reads, and how to get more. Tips, life lessons, and what I learned the hard way. How to be a good reader and why that matters. How to fix basic problems about your story to help it get noticed. Basic advice on Tags, cover, description. I'll talk about things you may not even know you are doing wrong yet. What it means to be a Pirate as a writer and why you should be one too. And I'll update more as needed. Generally, it's a bunch of stuff that's not always obvious or you didn't think about at first. Lessons that I discovered through a long painful process of trial and error. Everything may not be exactly right in everyone's eyes, but nobody's perfect. Be aware, this book may both change your life for the better and unapologetically attack you on a personal level at the same time. Because how can you know what to fix if you didn't know what is broken? You can write. You can be a writer, novice or professional. And maybe you are simply failing in some way because nobody told you what-not-to-do yet. Let me tell you. Let me break you down and build you up so that you can succeed. But I can't help you if you don't let me. So give me that chance and read this from start to finish.

Clichés are fantastic. Clichés are terrible. Clichés are almost impossible to escape. So let's learn what they are, and how to write them better.

Ways to make sure I (and hopefully most other educated individuals), won't chuck their device at the nearest wall in rage while reading your book.