When I first started writing, I had trouble finding titles, making a plan, being urban enough, and getting gritty. But now that I'm advanced in my writing, I feel like I have useful tips that could make fresh writers' journey easier. Any questions o...
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Mistakes are normal. I personally don't make mistakes. I honestly scour and scan and make sure everything is precise before I even progress to the next line. That's why, for all my readers who personally read my stories, it takes me a while to update. It has to be A1 before I even try. But regardless of me, everybody makes a mistake, it's about fixing the mistakes that matters, and not ignoring the mistakes. Because I hate reading stories that have a ton of grammatical and spelling errors in it. My best friend Leon Keely was my grammar police all my life, and I was the spelling police. Together we always make sure we or anybody else isn't slipping. But I also don't make it a practice to comment under peoples' writing and say crude things and constantly police the mistakes they make. They dont have to immediately edit their books, you can always wait until its completed to go back and edit.
