Zaelmo2020:
Alexaonfleek

So na she get the moniker

Alexaonfleek:
yeah...
Everyone knows

Zaelmo2020:

I no sabi oo

Egoat:


Cc
MZrapper
Kwamekofi

MZrapper:

You, the attention seeking Zaelmo2020 or fooloaded need to grow up.
Being broke is y'all problems.
Don't mention me again.

Jezking:
In case you already have started writing or don't need this, just ignore!

Otherwise, just send a DM lemme help you out the best way I can

Cc: Alexaonfleek, DeejayTeeno

DeejayTeeno:



What's your WhatsApp number Sir?

Jezking:


Just drop your mail instead.

Don't sir me ooh! Just call me my name

Lorayne:
Books, I have. Tips, I don't have.

Alexaonfleek:
Good day all.
I've always wanted to go into writing,but I'm not sure of how to go about it.
I always have the fear that if I write something,it wouldn't even make much sense,and I must confess,this is one of the things that stop me from putting something down.
I enjoy reading novels a lot,and reading them makes me want to write mine too.
I also want to write articles too,and be a freelancer for the money in it.
Experienced writers out there,if you have any tips for newbies in writing please share.
Maybe a set of books I could read to improve my writing skills,or tips I need to know to help me.

Magnoliaa:


You can check these out:-

[url=well-storied.com]Kristen Kieffer's Blog[/url]

[url=thewritepractice.com]The Write Practice[/url]

[url=masterclass.com]Masterclass[/url]

[url=reedsy.com]Reedsy Blog for Writers[/url]

[url=thewritelife.com]The Write Life[/url]

Writer's Digest

[url=nownovel.com]Nownovel[/url]

[url=storymastery.com]Story Mastery - Michael Hauge[/url]

[url=storygrid.com]The Story Grid[/url]

[url=jerryjenkins.com]Jerry Jenkins[/url]

[url=goinswriter]Jeff Goins[/url]

Helping Writers Become Authors - K. M. Weiland (she's got some great books as well on structuring and outlining novels!)

[url=writetodone.com]Write to Done[/url]

The Creative Penn

[url=positivewriter.com]Positive Writer[/url]

Resources for Writers by Penguin

There are numerous websites and writing communities and forums (on fantasy, young adult, realistic fiction, romance) - all with exhaustive information to guide you on becoming a better writer.

There's this website I came across sometime: it's like a thesaurus, but for the senses. You'll find a list of words describing taste, sound, feel... I can't remember the name anymore. It's on a tab I prolly left open on a phone that got spoilt.

And always have a dictionary, notepad, and a thesaurus close by. They are helpful. You can get the apps on your phone. This is only the *informal* help I can provide; I'm not a professional or anything, knowledgeable about copy writing, marketing and all. You can learn and perfect the skills, though, if you put your heart to it. And seek.

PS: You can also visit some screenwriting websites -- our tools and techniques overlap in some ways.

I hope you find these useful.

Cheers.

Alexaonfleek:
Thank you so much ma'am