So I've been seeing more and more of these blogs that have been advising authors, or even blatantly telling them, about how to improve their writing. (Mind you, but most have been Kerry's 'JUST A TIP' series, but there have been a few others as well)

I've been wanting to comment on so many little aspects that these people have brought up, but of course, there is really no overall winner in an argument when everything is completely opinionated. However, I've decided that hey, even if I don't agree with you, I won't criticize directly, but I'll write something myself about this, but how to make it not sound like it's the same thing over and over again?

And as I'm sitting here boring myself to death in reading all this crap that I've read over and over again, a new epiphany came to me. "What if it was the way that it was presented that's the problem?!" I mean, seriously, even I can't deny the fact that I would rather read something comical than just bland prose all the time. So then, what if it was full of snarky propositions? Would you read it then?

Well, I'd like to test that out. This little multi-chaptered, section by section enhancement device I'm giving you is solely for the purpose of seeing if you think that there's something you agree upon, perhaps you can put it to good use, starting out with how to actually start a fanfic/story, then randomly going into details that most miss, and finally showing how to perfect your writing in a way that you are completely satisfied with it.

So if you're interested in writing...well, read onto the next chapter, please =D

-Karlo