Writing tipz
Heyy! I have some writing tips for you today; I am not a professional or perfect writer, these are just some guidelines that help me write stuff.
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tip #1
Use the settings and genres you feel most comfortable writing. If you can't write horror, don't push yourself to. If you find it hard to write about nighttime or the mountains, do something else. In the long run, you should practise writing all sorts of genres, but I find it easier to write about coldness/nighttime, which is why a lot of my stories are mainly set at night.
tip #2
Provide details. Details about a person, clothing, setting, view, all draw in the reader. For example, the sentence, "I looked at the mountains" is straight and clear, but if you said "I stared at the mountains, their edges glowing in the setting sun" would work better. Also something like "Her silver dress was beautiful" could be turned into "She was wearing a silver dress, with satiny ripples and falls which struck the light into a thousand beams that fell limply along the corridor" which is much more interesting.
tip #3
When you are writing about a person, give them quirks and don't turn them into a perfect person. Don't give them a personality of "understanding, kind, sweet, pretty, charming, and beautiful". They have to have some habits, some annoying things, some flaws, some origins that don't involve dying parents and terrible circumstances. Also, don't give them a TOO fancy name.
hope you liked these!
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tip #1
Use the settings and genres you feel most comfortable writing. If you can't write horror, don't push yourself to. If you find it hard to write about nighttime or the mountains, do something else. In the long run, you should practise writing all sorts of genres, but I find it easier to write about coldness/nighttime, which is why a lot of my stories are mainly set at night.
tip #2
Provide details. Details about a person, clothing, setting, view, all draw in the reader. For example, the sentence, "I looked at the mountains" is straight and clear, but if you said "I stared at the mountains, their edges glowing in the setting sun" would work better. Also something like "Her silver dress was beautiful" could be turned into "She was wearing a silver dress, with satiny ripples and falls which struck the light into a thousand beams that fell limply along the corridor" which is much more interesting.
tip #3
When you are writing about a person, give them quirks and don't turn them into a perfect person. Don't give them a personality of "understanding, kind, sweet, pretty, charming, and beautiful". They have to have some habits, some annoying things, some flaws, some origins that don't involve dying parents and terrible circumstances. Also, don't give them a TOO fancy name.
hope you liked these!
Love those tips . I ll try too inshAllah
ReplyDelete[ yes ] OF COURSE I WILL TRY THESE TIPS COMING FROM SUCH AN AMAZING WRITER
ReplyDelete(I am not a professional or perfect writer,) IF YOUR SUCH AN AMAZING WRITER KNOW IMAGINE! HOW PRODIGIOUS YOU WILL BE WHEN UR OLD ENOUGH TO PUBLISH.
I LOVE YOU AND THANK YOU
I actually am published two or three times xD
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