I've got some anecdotal tips stored up and wouldn't mind sharing if someone wants to hear them.

Look, I know I'm not that good on writing any appropriate paragraphs and dialogues, but still... I'm trying.

Even though it gets everyone to cringe on my fanfics, I don't know if it really matters me...
It made me feel upset, that some expert writers are going to shitstorm one of my fics.
I'm a beginner in writing fanfics in every fanfics I'm going to make and categorize, and I just don't want people to judge one of my fanfics, like I said, I'm still trying.

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Greetings everybody,
especially those new among you, waiting to make a mark in the world of pony fiction!

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A collection of errors, advices mostly for beginners and something more I often point out--putting this up here just for reference. Still, feel free to read and share your own experience!

1) Character descriptions

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One thing I've gotta throw out there for anyone who is looking to write a story:
DO...AN OUTLINE...FIRST.

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To all who come to this happy place: waffles!

Anyways, a month ago, I never did think I'd end up on Fimfiction, let alone actually reading some of the stories on here. However, that all changed in a big way recently.

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Advice to young, starting writers I've addressed this before, but I feel it's important:

Darkness and maturity can co-exist. But they are NOT the same thing.

Light and immaturity can co-exist, but they are NOT the same thing.

To mistake one for the other say 'my work is childfriendly BECAUSE it's light' or 'my work is adult BECAUSE it's dark' is one of the biggest mistakes you can make.

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Been a while since I've done a PMV!

So I watched a playthrough of “The Beginner’s Guide” recently (GREAT game) and loved it, so I decided to do a video about Starlight Glimmer and Trixie Lulamoon with the credits song “Turn Back”. Probably one of my more gentle PMVs, not to mention shortest. I really wish the song was longer.

Disclaimer

The purpose of this guide is to teach you, the writer, what you should and shouldn’t do to assure the quality of your stories, and to show you how to best communicate with other authors as well as your audience. We, the authors of this guide, understand this will come across as telling you what to do, but that is the point of any style guide or anyone offering advice. There are many ways of creating and viewing storytelling. We are merely providing our viewpoints on it.

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