A lot of people seem to enjoy my writing, so I thought I would share a few of the tips and tricks I have learned over the years for anyone who might be interested.  I'm not an expert, but I have been writing for a very long time, and these are some of the tips I discovered that ended up being very helpful for me.

So I'm guessing if you checked out this page, you have some interest in the genre medieval fantasy. That's awesome, me too! But as the title also suggests, this is a guide, so I guess you're a little stuck for ideas, right? Don't worry- I get that all the time. So, I thought I'd draw up a small guide with different suggestions to give you a helping hand. Let me know if you think of something!

Hello there people! You maybe wondering what is this all about. Well actually, this is a project to train new authors to make them a better author. The trainees will be given tasks that will require them to mostly write a story and will be judged by a judge who is a famous author. We hope by the end of this project, these authors will become an author that can write any genres about any pair

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