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[align=center][div style="width: 455px; text-align: justify; font-family: nyala; font-size: 8pt; letter-spacing: 1px; color: #000"]Self-explanatory. Feel free to track and/or comment, just please don't take anything from here.

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[align=center][div style="width: 455px; text-align: justify; font-family: nyala; font-size: 8pt; letter-spacing: 1px; color: #000"]- Don't worry so much about editing a lot of things as you go along. Every after three to five chapters is when you should start going over them precisely and make sure everything done so far is mostly perfect to you.
- Even if the lines / parts doesn't fit into the main plots of the novels, keep them anyway. As long as it at least shows the depth of characters or the characters' relationships with others, it's good.
- Don't feel bad to slip in some backstory details and/or Their personal opinions / thoughts here and there when there's someone or something important that Their is familiar with first introduced to the novels, or a concept that is personally important to Them gets brought up either through what They experience or from the other characters' words / actions, such as Them seeing the Lipsum Twin after it had been a couple weeks of seeing them, and the details of how long They knew them and when They asked Andy about them were added afterward, or the concept of home. Sure, some readers may want to know the details by themselves rather than being given, but in a personal opinion, it's nice to give some thoughts / details right away to just have that small sense of understanding. Just as long as the backstory details aren't extremely long, go wild.
- Fuck whoever thinks all of the cliches are dumb and must always be avoided like plague. It's only the harmful ones, such as Asian characters being mainly used for the laughs and giggles, that must never be used. If it's desired to use a cliche like the found family one, go with it, don't let anyone stop you.
- If you don't seek entertainment and/or joy in your work, then switch something up about it or bring something different to it for you to like it more, otherwise, you'll end up finding it a waste of time and be gloomy about it, which the state can eventually bring negative effects to your desires of making new projects and push the thought of it away.

— "Full offense but your writing style is for you and nobody else. Use the words you want to use; play with language, experiment, use said, use adverbs, use “unrealistic” writing patterns, slap words you don’t even know are words on the page. Language is a sandbox and you, as the author, are at liberty to shape it however you wish. Build castles. Build a hovel. Build a mountain on a mountain or make a tiny cottage on a hill. Whatever it is you want to do. Write."

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