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welcome friends to another ana neu writing tip video!🙇🏼‍♀️✨i will be sharing my top 5 writing tips for if your writing ur book (esp for the first time!)🤭 enjoy this one besties!!
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  • @ananeu
    @ananeu2 ай бұрын

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  • @ARIELLESYT

    @ARIELLESYT

    2 ай бұрын

    Hiii

  • @HoneyduckXD

    @HoneyduckXD

    Ай бұрын

    Can u do walkthroughs with milanote but on a phone pls? That’s the only thing I’m able to use to write

  • @noteglitch5032
    @noteglitch50322 ай бұрын

    I have a bunch of character ideas, scenes, and random blurbs of stuff that I don't know how to incorporate into a coherent story. I hate the feeling of being stuck before even beginning. Also, the last tip about not killing the darlings reminded me of how everyone loves ghibli movies because of these random quiet moments between all the beautiful storytelling. So I agree. Don't cut off these small moments, especially if the pacing isn't being hindered that hard

  • @skyeishere180

    @skyeishere180

    2 ай бұрын

    I'm stuck on the same thing! If you find anything on how to solve this, could you please share them with me? :)

  • @noteglitch5032

    @noteglitch5032

    2 ай бұрын

    @@skyeishere180 sure thing! I'll try

  • @starwing2814

    @starwing2814

    Ай бұрын

    I have the same problem 😩. It's like I'm paralyzed and I can't define anything , so it stays vague 😩.

  • @EvRight9768

    @EvRight9768

    Ай бұрын

    @@starwing2814 perosnally i like to write different scenes first. just go in and spill all of my ideas onto the page and write whatever until my mind stops thinking of different things and ive found out that after i actually do that ideas come themselves. and also i write different scenes for one moment so that helps me to choose the favourite one :D

  • @edelgrane9375
    @edelgrane93752 ай бұрын

    my own version of the last tip is "embrace the cringe". Some may find my dnd-ish fantasy romance novel cringe, but I WANT to write the characters to be overly emotional fanfiction-style, I want to employ my favorite tropes and so on. I'm not even going to publish this novel, I'm writing it purely for my own enjoyment, as a hobby, like I used to do as a kid. (Though fanfiction readers or tumblr users could very well like this style and story, it's not like I'm not doing my best). However as I'm writing I notice stuff I wanna word better, or add, to better convey what I meant. I write my notes in a separate document (I write the novel by hand actually) and I am going to incorporate them when I edit and type the novel into a digital document.

  • @S-AVVYMUSIC

    @S-AVVYMUSIC

    Ай бұрын

    could you unofficially publish it? like on wattpad, tumblr... something like that? i wanna read it!!!!

  • @rogerroger9952
    @rogerroger99522 ай бұрын

    The last tip is interesting. On the one hand, I really don't like the normalization of hiring a professional editor because it's basically gatekeeping who's allowed to be an author based on class (I cannot afford an editor, for example). But on the other hand, if I published the slop I spit out in a first draft I'd die of embarrassment. I also find a lot of my best story decisions come from editing and second drafts. There's definitely something to be said about a healthy middle-ground where you edit it yourself, but edit it the same way you wrote it, which is to say: for yourself, not an audience.

  • @ananeu

    @ananeu

    2 ай бұрын

    yes! u worded this so well. finding a ‘middle ground’ is important. you should edit your story so it becomes more of the book YOU want to tell. the idea about class is so interesting too. how things are so unaccessible for people, especially younger aspiring authors or single mothers for example.

  • @kiwifruitkl

    @kiwifruitkl

    2 ай бұрын

    To be frank with you, contributing to the arts is a mark of social class since antiquity. If the artist cannot fund his/her own art, then he/she must be sponsored by a benefactor. Someone must pay for the production of the art. Reading and writing were historically a mark of social class because the activities distinguished the aristocrats from the commoners who just had to work the fields all day. On a personal level, creative writing takes a lot of time and effort and diligence to produce one work of fiction that may quickly get rejected. So, a lot of creative writers have a day job that pays the bills or a supportive family member that pays the bills. In the world of publishing, the traditional publisher takes a risk, a gamble, on the first-time author, and if the business flops, the publisher may be unwilling to invest again. If you really really really want to see your little book in print, then you may have to go into self-publishing. Then all costs are on you to produce a commercial product. And if you do not want to hire an external editor, then you have to self-edit and take the risk. There are a lot of self-edited and unedited stories on the Internet, and they do get readers. Whether the stories are commercially viable... that's another story.

  • @thebookoutt

    @thebookoutt

    2 ай бұрын

    Well. Yeah, it's messed up. That's just the way it is though...

  • @honeyasylum8178

    @honeyasylum8178

    Ай бұрын

    You should be editing your work anyway before sending it to a professional. There are affordable editors on Fivver, as well as Facebook/Twitter groups too

  • @mirufia
    @mirufia2 ай бұрын

    Write your book and then don't just go editing it a day or week later... give it and yourself a break... I wrote my first draft in January and now I'm going to edit it next month... it'll help me pick out my childish mistakes... some things that I wasn't able to explain like I wanted... it's not that to stop writing or something... start your other project or an idea that pops into your mind... [honestly, my father wants to see it in a book more than I do hehehe] LOVE YOU ANA~ ❤♾

  • @OneStepAtA_Time
    @OneStepAtA_Time2 ай бұрын

    Hello Ana Neu, I am a young teenager looking to write a book and you have been a big inspiration for me. Whenever I get an idea for a book, I don't know how to word it or explain it. I am a visual writer as well so whenever I watch your videos it always helps me, whether I'm in the draft, or not. I really want to be a writer and if I ever become successful ill always tell them who inspired me and helped me write my books ❤

  • @ananeu

    @ananeu

    2 ай бұрын

    aww🤍I’m so happy xx

  • @wiwitulips
    @wiwitulips2 ай бұрын

    I love the last tip. I like the idea of getting back to writing as an artform, not as something that needs to sell and appeal to everyone. I'm new to writing and I struggled a lot with sensoring myself or editing as I write, because of the pressure I put on myself, so the last tip and the concept behind it, really helps with that. Thank you ana!

  • @dukeofdenver
    @dukeofdenver2 ай бұрын

    Ana, I think you should look at editing less as "making the story objectively better" and more of "what effect do i intend the story to have on my reader?" There are helpful tools for achieving an intended emotional effect on the readers mind, and that is what we call writing craft. If i intended my book to be a fast paced action thriller, and a 100 readers are falling asleep in chapter one, i have clearly failed at some or all of my intended effect. There are ways to alter that emotional effect by doing certain things. Doesn't mean it's necessarily a bad book, its just not latching unto the commonly used tools to create the "fast-paced thrill" effect that i wanted. Same as if you intended your book to have a great love triangle, or for the reader to have sympathy for one side character, or a compelling villan etc. 😂 There are common tools available to achieve that effect on your readers. That is the editing process. I think, fundamentally, if a writer makes it harder to get through reading their book, less people are going to finish that book. If a chef makes it harder to enjoy his meal, less people are going to enjoy his meal. No one owes an artist their time. If they're going to spend time on my art, i owe it to them to trim as much fat as possible.

  • @Boneonpawzz
    @Boneonpawzz2 ай бұрын

    Ana you really inspire me I finally finished my first draft of a project I’ve been working on I plan to get my mum (who is and editor to edit it.) and one day I hope to self publish! ❤

  • @Outclaw_shorts
    @Outclaw_shorts2 ай бұрын

    I’m writing a novel rn, hoping to get it published this year❤ you inspire me so much

  • @ananeu

    @ananeu

    2 ай бұрын

    omg besties gonna publish!! good luck with everything ahh!!💫🤍

  • @Outclaw_shorts

    @Outclaw_shorts

    2 ай бұрын

    @@ananeu omgg good luck to you too! Can't wait to get Ghostcide 🥰

  • @Adama_Nanni

    @Adama_Nanni

    2 ай бұрын

    @@ananeuI want to publish too

  • @krenko-
    @krenko-2 ай бұрын

    Knowing the message is SO important. You don't need to have something 100% concrete or 100% perfect when you start out, or even after you finish the first draft, but having something to act as a lighthouse through the chaos of creation is incredibly helpful. Like my current main project The King of Leaves (not for April since I'm working on camp-not-camp) was a bit of a mess before I figured out the theme- why people put pressure on themselves for other's sake and the consequences of doing so- but now that I know it I can let it guide me through plotting. And about the quotes- I'm actually doing that this month, sorta lmao A mix of that, poetry, and various in-world story excerpts to stick in the beginning for a different project of mine. As well as three short stories I've yet to touch. I may have bitten off more than I can chew! Awesome advice as always, Ana! I disagree with the editing portion, but we all have different ways of doing things and that's totally okay!

  • @EmiliaLou
    @EmiliaLouАй бұрын

    The last tip is speaking from my soul. I understand that some points need to be scrubbed, but if it’s pretty, if I love it, if it maybe even has a deeper meaning? I want to keep it. l‘art pour l‘art.

  • @kiwi-ix7er
    @kiwi-ix7er2 ай бұрын

    aaaaaa couldn't have said the last point better. it really sucks the soul out of writing when the market is constantly brought up. profit stomps out passion and it is awful. tysm for speaking about it !! can't wait to be able to read your project, the process inspires me to write my own book :)

  • @rebeccamorgan8101
    @rebeccamorgan81012 ай бұрын

    I fully understand your last tip. My editor never changes my story, she just makes it read better. Great advice, you inspire me.💛

  • @FireflyForever
    @FireflyForever2 ай бұрын

    Found you recently because I've found a libe for writing, i absolutely love your videos! ❤

  • @alexia_00
    @alexia_002 ай бұрын

    actually i love hearing your voice !! you gave me more hope for my book and i love listening what you have and what you want to say about your point of view and your projects. your videos really help me and give me strength thank you ! i love you so much !!!

  • @Fenchy_Artz
    @Fenchy_Artz2 ай бұрын

    Omggg, love your tips, they are truly always so helpful!!! Amazing as always 👏😌

  • @user-lz8zr2ks1z
    @user-lz8zr2ks1z2 ай бұрын

    WAKE UP! Ana posted!

  • @ananeu

    @ananeu

    2 ай бұрын

    u got it bestie!!🤍🙌

  • @Lunafaerie013
    @Lunafaerie0132 ай бұрын

    Yay Ana posted! And thank you for all the writing tips Ana they are super helpful ❤

  • @jay-xv5ld
    @jay-xv5ld2 ай бұрын

    Thank you so much ana. I've been watching your videos often to help me look over what mistakes I've made and what I need to improve. I'm very new at writing and I want to try it out for the best. I was stuck at an obstacle which made it hard for me to have time with writing, adding onto that I also have been trying to improve my mental health. Depression and emotional suppression have got to me in so many ways, but I still push on to complete my book for everyone to see :) I am very grateful for your videos, and I wish you great success with your book! God bless

  • @Bienke4x4
    @Bienke4x45 күн бұрын

    7:31 I thought of this quote for a story that has elements of time travel, the quote went something like; "Skipping time is a mythical possibility, and a dangerous concept to tamper with." The main character of course did skip time, but the consequences were not too pleasing.

  • @x_alaska
    @x_alaskaАй бұрын

    My friend and I started writing a book for fun about two dogs. I came up with the name and I find it very unique. I told my dad about it and now i’m working on my first book that’s gonna be published!

  • @wrigleyextra11
    @wrigleyextra112 ай бұрын

    Being a visual writer too this is so helpful.

  • @thecharmer8043
    @thecharmer80437 күн бұрын

    IM SO GLAD YOU SOMEONE FINALLY SAID THE LAST POINT! As a writer whos stories don't alwasy naturally follow the template of hooks, climaxs and straight cut rises to action. I'd always wonder whether to change my stories to be more marketable, when really MY STPRY IS JUST MY STORY!

  • @ananeu

    @ananeu

    5 күн бұрын

    BESTIE SAY IT LOUDER FOR THE PEOPLE IN THR BACKKK!!👏👏

  • @alejandraevans4225
    @alejandraevans42252 ай бұрын

    This is so creative and wonderful. I'm working on my own book, and I've been following your tips and suggestions from your other videos. I just want to thank you so much. You make the best videos ever. Keep up the good work. 🙂❤👍

  • @rudekat
    @rudekat2 ай бұрын

    Your videos literally inspire me to never give up on my projects.

  • @ananeu

    @ananeu

    2 ай бұрын

    u can do it bestie!!🐱🤍

  • @Evybooks
    @Evybooks2 ай бұрын

    It's the weekend again, so I'm watching Ana Neu 🖤

  • @soulful_poetry
    @soulful_poetryАй бұрын

    These tips are authentic and uplift the spirits to write ❤

  • @AlexaSmith-hi5cw
    @AlexaSmith-hi5cw2 ай бұрын

    aaaa im in chapter one of my book and im going thru all of these vids!! good luck w urs!!

  • @_helheimr_
    @_helheimr_2 ай бұрын

    I love your writing! :)

  • @Red__Penguin
    @Red__PenguinАй бұрын

    Jeez, I remember you having 5k subscribers, amazing video and congratulations on success❤

  • @nolanecaise7029
    @nolanecaise70292 ай бұрын

    I love Milanote!! I just started using it a month ago and it's so amazing even the free version!

  • @Sarah._.Swiftie._.519
    @Sarah._.Swiftie._.5192 ай бұрын

    you're not insane your advice is totally valid and helpful thank you 💗

  • @AndroVWrites
    @AndroVWrites2 ай бұрын

    your videos have been inspiring me to start my first novel! i’m so excited to see this new video :))

  • @ananeu

    @ananeu

    2 ай бұрын

    aww yay! can’t wait to hear more about ur novel!!🤗🤍 u can do this 🙌

  • @ebonydarknessdementiaraven4610
    @ebonydarknessdementiaraven46102 ай бұрын

    The tip about having a theme or reason for your book is so real. I had a book before that, although I had slaved away at worldbuilding and characters and all the things that are supposed to make a book, it just felt so empty or like a shell of a book. Having a reason for your book is literally like giving it a soul, it influences everything 😭😭

  • @alyssanorashid8479
    @alyssanorashid84792 ай бұрын

    Every video I’ve watched about tips or how to write your story has helped me soooo much and I’m using the brain vomit draft planning and it’s been so much easier to plan! Love you 🫶🏽 I’m writing a romantasy about a girl blessed with powers and a boy cursed with powers and it’s my fav trope, enemies to lovers 💕

  • @Ebony.B

    @Ebony.B

    Ай бұрын

    That sounds amazing!

  • @alyssanorashid8479

    @alyssanorashid8479

    Ай бұрын

    @@Ebony.B thanks 😊

  • @Ebony.B

    @Ebony.B

    Ай бұрын

    @@alyssanorashid8479 np, I would actually read that

  • @alyssanorashid8479

    @alyssanorashid8479

    Ай бұрын

    @@Ebony.B wow tysm

  • @PaulRWorthington
    @PaulRWorthingtonАй бұрын

    I really liked your closing rant and agree 100 percent.

  • @Lesbofroggy
    @Lesbofroggy2 ай бұрын

    Your hair looks so pretty today!!

  • @yongbokkaee
    @yongbokkaee2 ай бұрын

    WAKE UP THE QUEEN POSTEDDDDDDDD

  • @Kittykatwittykat
    @Kittykatwittykat2 ай бұрын

    These tips are really helpful!!

  • @Livvieeditscc
    @Livvieeditscc2 ай бұрын

    Can’t wait to watch

  • @NathaniaDemecillo
    @NathaniaDemecillo2 ай бұрын

    I started a writing project for April and I really need this. Thank you ❤

  • @Destiny_Swiftie
    @Destiny_Swiftie2 ай бұрын

    Ana, your probably not gonna see this, but Im gonna put it out there. Your channel has inspired me to do and write so many things. And I dont know where Id be without YOU. I love you and your channel so much, and cannot wait to read your debut novella. Love you sm. Destiny ♡

  • @EpithetLily
    @EpithetLily2 ай бұрын

    This came out at the perfect time, since I've been developing my novel for Camp NaNo. Thank you!

  • @user-oe2rp7xk7r
    @user-oe2rp7xk7rАй бұрын

    Thank you sooo much! This is really helpful for writing my book 😁

  • @CathlynRosie
    @CathlynRosie2 ай бұрын

    I agree with everything, this video has been very calming for me, i feel so validated after watching this, some people say I overthink it too much or I put in too much effort, thank you Ana

  • @ananeu

    @ananeu

    2 ай бұрын

    im so happy to receive such a beautiful comment.🤍🙇🏼‍♀️I hope ur projects are going well bestie xx

  • @CathlynRosie

    @CathlynRosie

    2 ай бұрын

    @@ananeu I've actually been struggling, but after receiving this reply I had an energy boost, thank you Ana, you helped me a lot with my writing journey,I hope all of your projects go well, rock them bestie!

  • @Chiimiie
    @Chiimiie2 ай бұрын

    Thank you for these😭💗

  • @ananeu

    @ananeu

    2 ай бұрын

    ur welcome bestie! anything for y’all xx

  • @lakshmikantachakraborty155
    @lakshmikantachakraborty1552 ай бұрын

    Thanks a bunch miss! I’m a 7th grader girl who’s planning to write a book but I get so lost while working on it! Woah! Thanks a bunch for your advices! ❤️❤️ :) ^^

  • @LettiKiss
    @LettiKissАй бұрын

    I love your video! These are really good points and very helpful to know them! But please next time can you make chapters in your video? It really helps a lot of people to keep focus. ^w^ Edit: I tried out Milanote, and it seems so cool! I'm really excited to start using it!

  • @lyliaunapeters8627
    @lyliaunapeters862718 күн бұрын

    its so funny to me when plotting out my book because it seems so short; like only 14 chapters. and then you realize how much you can build on it and it becomes like 25+. writing is so enjoyable

  • @sickabducedstar
    @sickabducedstar28 күн бұрын

    7:40 Excuse me, WHAT?! YOU'RE SUCH A GOOD WRITER? I WANT TO READ YOUR BOOKS OMG MY JAW DROPPED ALSO, great tips! I'm a newbie and I'll make sure to put this tips into practice!! I already tried the first one and it has helped me SO much!! Txsm!!!

  • @zenebornman7917
    @zenebornman79172 ай бұрын

    No like Ana I completely understand. My book is so long like it's going to be almost 1000 pages but when people ask why I TELL THEM STRAIGHT UP, it's hugely character driven in the previous era of their lives and up to when they meet and actually are around each other to a certain pivotal point that changes their entire relationship. MEANING THERE'S A LOT OF CONTENT AND IT IS NOT BORING, TRUST ME, THE GENRE IS DRAMA ROMANCE. This book has been my baby for 7 years, since I was 12. It's part of my soul, and to have to cut scenes out or change the story for the PUBLIC. No. I'm writing this story how it's meant to be, for me, and whoever reads it and likes it or doesn't that's their opinion. I don't care if it's long, if it's short it isn't my story. ❤

  • @TIME-fe6ne
    @TIME-fe6neАй бұрын

    New subscriber here!! Ngl at first, I thought Milanote wouldnt be that great cuz yknow they sponsored the video and you basically made an ad for them BUT I checked it out and it's really cool?? I think Ill try putting my plot and character ideas there when I have some free time (studying for the uni exam currently 😭)

  • @softmooie941
    @softmooie9412 ай бұрын

    Ana ur hair is BEATIFUL OMGGGGG

  • @Ebony.B

    @Ebony.B

    Ай бұрын

    It really is gorgeous!

  • @Vvvvvvvvvssssssssssssss
    @Vvvvvvvvvssssssssssssss2 ай бұрын

    I love this!!

  • @ananeu

    @ananeu

    2 ай бұрын

    thank u!🌷🤍

  • @Astrid_Edits
    @Astrid_Edits2 ай бұрын

    Ana, you inspire me so much! I’m a young teenage writer hoping to publish my book one day. Your videos help me so much, and I use your tips quite often. I just wanted to say thank you! 😊 ❤

  • @ananeu

    @ananeu

    2 ай бұрын

    aww bestie im so soooo excited for u! ur going to do great things 🤍🌸

  • @Astrid_Edits

    @Astrid_Edits

    2 ай бұрын

    @@ananeu Thank you so much! That means a lot to me 😅❤️

  • @elle.zee.swiftieslol
    @elle.zee.swiftieslol2 ай бұрын

    i think we might have the same mind lmao loved the tips and couldn’t agree more with them, love u 🤍🤍

  • @robynharris9940
    @robynharris99402 ай бұрын

    Hey I’m a new subscriber from the uk and you’ve inspired me to write my first book. It’s called the girl in the locked cabin. It’s basically a psychological thriller. I started it last night and I’ve nearly finished the 1st chapter. I love your videos by the way xx

  • @ThePinkLatte
    @ThePinkLatte2 ай бұрын

    ooo ty im just starting to get the idea of my book (based off of a prank) and im writting a short story first

  • @starwing2814
    @starwing2814Ай бұрын

    I've been struggling so much 😩. I have this idea that's been with me (more like haunted me) for years. I've sadly let doubts and fears keep me from making choices and actually start 😢. I'm hoping to push thru day be day. It's been frustrating. Thank you for your content!!! I'll apply your advice!!!

  • @EmmaRosenBooks
    @EmmaRosenBooksАй бұрын

    Great tips

  • @aubs6268
    @aubs6268Ай бұрын

    I just finished my first draft!

  • @peaceisme7211
    @peaceisme72112 ай бұрын

    Hi! Absolutely love your content ❣️ I know im late, but I've always wanted to to know how you actually WRITE a book..? Like how do i put my plot in .. well words? I always feel like i have a great plot but am never able to actually write it out😅

  • @Just-another-writer
    @Just-another-writer2 ай бұрын

    “Bestie I’ve some good advice” Yes slay 💪🏼💪🏼 Also I’m pretty sure you can get project prison back because the same thing happened to me and I got my doc back And no, you’re not insane you made perfect sense ❤

  • @ananeu

    @ananeu

    2 ай бұрын

    weee slay. besite i can’t wait for all our stories to be on the shelf some day🤍🥺

  • @fralou_sind_kreativ
    @fralou_sind_kreativ2 ай бұрын

    I don't know how you thought about editing before but editing is ALWAYS about making your book better. And to make it better some things will have to change. Editing is a very important process that is part of your writing and should NOT be skipped over! I'm trying to imagine how it would be if all the novels out there would be first drafts or even rough drafts. I would probably loose my faith in reading Oo! Hope you are having a great time in the Netherlands. Sending you much love and good vibes

  • @Ao_Ao0
    @Ao_Ao02 ай бұрын

    Where did you get your little keyboard? It’s so cute!

  • @MidnightLuminous
    @MidnightLuminous2 ай бұрын

    Hello ana!! Happy Camp Nano! 🤩

  • @Ebony.B

    @Ebony.B

    Ай бұрын

    I’m so behind on camp nano 😅

  • @samwritesbooks
    @samwritesbooks2 ай бұрын

    could you talk about how you lost a manuscript on google docs more if possible as i only use google docs and this is making me worried so I would love to know the details to see if i should change platforms

  • @user-kx7nc1po7q
    @user-kx7nc1po7qАй бұрын

    Hi Ana! I was hoping I could request a video from you! I would love to see a video made about "Authors story bible," I love the concept of that but need a bit more of direction! Also, if we could get more videos of plotting from scratch without softwares, (more paper like, google slides, google docs.)

  • @user-zo6ns4px9f
    @user-zo6ns4px9f2 ай бұрын

    Hey, I love your videos and they help so much with my book and I've been using milnote and I really live your set up of your book can you do a tour

  • @Presaicicle
    @Presaicicle2 ай бұрын

    So inspiring..

  • @Ebony.B
    @Ebony.B2 ай бұрын

    That’s so devastating that you lost 40k words 😭 I use google docs so I think I’ll have to be cautious lol Thank you so much for the tips! I’ve recently started using Pinterest as inspiration for scenes and not just the aesthetic. Scene cards are a game changer for me!

  • @rats6894
    @rats6894Ай бұрын

    wait i'm just wondering if you'd do either like a milanote tutorial or a tour?? i'd really appreciate it!

  • @ananeu

    @ananeu

    Ай бұрын

    ooo that sounds so great!!🤍✨

  • @delilahnovak6688
    @delilahnovak66882 ай бұрын

    When I create fake scenarios in my head I'll imagine myself as a published author and like...people interviewing me on live TV 😭😭And the questions my brain come up with is 'why did you write this book?' My made up answer: I like...sort of saw an image on Pintrest. And then an entire world and characters came to me... Question: Why do your characters do what they do? Why do they look like they do? My made up answer: Because...when I imagined their face it just...looked like that. When I wondered what their personality is it just came to me. Like I hardly think about anything when I write my books. Ideas come to me without me doing anything. Whenever I get asked why I wrote the book I always hear people saying super deep themes and messages. I'm over here in the corner sipping on my drink, like...idk man. It just...happened. Like are there messages? I guess. But it didn't start like that. I wrote it because I liked the random idea that came to be with literally one picture. Side rant: the amount of 'likes' in this comment is unholy. I would fix it but I'm currently in a lazy mood 😃

  • @randomfandoms8994
    @randomfandoms89942 ай бұрын

    Im currently using google docs on my school computer to make the plot points then break down what happens when then im writing it on paper after so i wont lose it

  • @Haytham.rogers
    @Haytham.rogers2 ай бұрын

    Ana , about milanote , can i use it if i'm a beginner writer , or use it in my short stories projects ?? Cause i feel like it's will make me feel like a "writer" 😂!

  • @Caleb0102
    @Caleb01022 ай бұрын

    I picked up a chromebook last year for art, but I tried my luck at writing and it never really came through, I am going to try my luck at comics/graphic novels and wanted to know if any of these tips would work on those?

  • @lunahatchettt
    @lunahatchettt2 ай бұрын

    I have a character who I know will fail on his mission, and I kinda want the story to be dark/chaotic academia. I literally have nothing else and my brain just goes blank every time I think about it. :’)

  • @Numbll
    @Numbll2 ай бұрын

    How do I research a location from a country I am not from?

  • @mirimariana

    @mirimariana

    2 ай бұрын

    I would watch lifestyle videos from people who live in that country, or like people who've travelled there. It's daft but that's how I approach it 😅

  • @zxyl1nnn
    @zxyl1nnn8 күн бұрын

    DAMN girl u yapped. but this was useful asf so we grateful

  • @Trizonaus7
    @Trizonaus72 ай бұрын

    Through out my writing journey, you have helped me a lotttt... I'm currently writing a book and I really hope it publishes this year... I really wanna thank you for helping me writing it, THANK YOU ANAAAAAA ❤

  • @NaNa-ey2tv
    @NaNa-ey2tv2 ай бұрын

    Where do you guys write your drafs and where do you publish it later!!! Also, do you think that writing your drafs on a notebook then working on it later using the laptop is a good idea???

  • @Drudenfusz
    @Drudenfusz2 ай бұрын

    I would say that approach of not editing only works for people who know what they are doing. The painter will have to learn their craft too before they can paint a picture that works on the first try. So, unless you are Stephen King or Brandon Sanderson who simply can write down their story and have no need for much editing, I would highly recommend against the arrogance to think the work is that good on the first try.

  • @chaosartist_
    @chaosartist_2 ай бұрын

    What is project Samson about? . I would love to read ghostcide and Samson someday !

  • @morgan_baileyy
    @morgan_baileyy2 ай бұрын

    Petition for writing advice q/a 👇

  • @Luciferith
    @Luciferith2 ай бұрын

    The problem with my story is that the story is suppposed to be in the present, but the past is sooo important and honestly the coolest, i really worked too hard on my mcs background lol but thats in the past. and theres things to happen now, but she has been through so much but when the story beggins shes currently living a calm and peaceful life and i always get stuck because it just seems soooo boring, especially because people wont be aware of her past yet, so it just seems shes a super boring chacarter with a boring life until things start happening. This is driving me insane, ive been thinking about this story since 2016 lol it was my escape imagining things about this girl who's lucifers daughter. Also my english is broke because that's not my first language but anyway...

  • @jenescollen
    @jenescollenАй бұрын

    Hello! I am writing my first book can you suggest me some of your video. I have create character profile but after that I am lost what should be my next step can you please guide me. Can i use "milanote" For my entire book process...... hope to get a reply😊

  • @JoyAhmed-qz1iy
    @JoyAhmed-qz1iy2 ай бұрын

    Sis can you tell me where i can post my stories. Please 🥺🙏

  • @BaconPanda
    @BaconPanda2 ай бұрын

    I am writing a book (children’s fantasy inspired by Percy Jackson Morrigan crow ect,) and the main character is witty And the “funny friend” sort of but I am not funny or good at making jokes any tips on how to write funny ness

  • @user-hf6fm1lo2b
    @user-hf6fm1lo2b2 ай бұрын

    Can someone give me a summary? I'm a tad too busy to watch it rn but I'd really like to know

  • @Sahar.20116
    @Sahar.20116Ай бұрын

    Can you put Farsi subtitles on the video? , pleasessss

  • @m4ya.a
    @m4ya.aАй бұрын

    I agree with you. The idea that you shouldn’t include details that don’t serve your plot is bull. It takes away personality from the story. There’s more to a story than the plot, having that extra fluff and little moments can help soften up the story.. if that makes sense. If you don’t have any of this extra fluff, it’d pretty much just be, “this is what happened, and this is what happened next.” It’s quite straightforward and right to the point. Which is good in a certain context, but lacks realism or life in your story. Sorry if this doesn’t make much sense.. I’m terrible at getting my point across. Wording my thoughts is not my strong suit.

  • @Carnotaurus_101
    @Carnotaurus_1012 ай бұрын

    Hello everyone

  • @malakaissaoui6715
    @malakaissaoui67152 ай бұрын

    actually i've finished my book but nevermind

  • @brucesmith1695
    @brucesmith16952 ай бұрын

    Call me old school, i plan and outline etc with pen and paper. Always will. Project One: just passed 63K words

  • @mirimariana

    @mirimariana

    2 ай бұрын

    I love using paper and pen my ideas flow like way better.

  • @brucesmith1695

    @brucesmith1695

    2 ай бұрын

    ​@@mirimariana 100%. I was even first drafting on paper then transferring to word but that became too much to keep track of!

  • @marmar52654
    @marmar526542 ай бұрын

    hey could you please make another "critiquing subscribers writing" video? i just finished a draft of the beginning of my book and could really use the help! pls blow this up so she can see 👇🏼

  • @kiwifruitkl
    @kiwifruitkl2 ай бұрын

    I think Bing AI or Copilot AI - whatever the heck it's called - may be helpful in creative writing. You can command the AI bot to generate a text-based scene and check out the execution.

  • @mehekuppal
    @mehekuppal2 ай бұрын

    Hi ana do you have wattpad please tell me :( :(

  • @Cherry-rc1zk
    @Cherry-rc1zk2 ай бұрын

    13:57 it's terrifying probably because he writes horror lol

  • @veilofst4rs
    @veilofst4rs2 ай бұрын

    I’ve never been able to actually write and complete a book before because I always drop them and never pick them up again, but I think these tips will really be able to help me stay with one project!! Love your videos 💕

  • @rogerroger9952

    @rogerroger9952

    2 ай бұрын

    I had this problem until I did NaNo. I don't recommend NaNo because the site is toxic and horrible, but the concept of tracking your wordcount on the daily over a certain period of time with a wordcount goal in mind got me to finish the first draft of my first book back in 2017 in just a month and a half.

  • @ananeu

    @ananeu

    2 ай бұрын

    im so happy! thank u for being so sweet!😘😘