While I actually had little to no teaching of how to write stories while I was in school, besides spelling, grammar, and punctuation, I managed to be able to teach myself to be a good writer, and also the sort of writer I wanted to be also, which I already explained I am. And, I don't think I could have learned in a better way than that, honestly. br /

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It's worth concluding in the past four years or so, I have pursued studying how to write in the medium of screenwriting. I find it to be just like learning how to speak (or read) in a new language. And, I am pleased to say I at least almost getting to be fluent in this new way of writing. Of course, I still know how to write in the story format used when I self-publish of course. In fact, interestingly, studying the art and craft of screenwriting has given me so much insight into all forms of story telling in so many ways. I actually have a tighter grasp on plot and characterization and conflicts now. I am of course still maintaining my same style of writing, and of the subjects and character types and plot types I love to write of.

I am an expert when it comes to spelling. I am also well-read when it comes to needing assistance in research for anything about the categories mentioned of in my preferences. I am always respectful, encouraging, and forthright honest when I critique people's works. I also can easily detect if a writer is unfit for writing in a particular category or not, depending on how much they like and support it.

When it comes to grammar I am not an expert. I am capable of spotting any glaring errors in grammar, of course. Though if your main concern is perfection in grammar, I might have to advise you to look for another beta. I'm not sure if this counts for a weakness, but it's worth mentioning that I cannot beta stories that run a long length, or have dark and, or depressing themes to them, or have a complicated plot or message, etc.

My preferred story types to beta are ones typically contain my favorite characters in the categories listed as preferences. I also prefer to help writers who take their craft as being both fun to do and also a serious art form. As in authors who want to share a special message or unique perspective to the rest of the world. Another preference worth mentioning is I prefer to work with atheist writers. If you happen to be a "believer" though, I still expect for you to write secularly. That is, as though religion does not exist. I refuse to treat religious writers with any respect.

All I can mention here is just any sort of story that could not be appropriate for the particular categories I prefer to beta in. I am expert in them, of course.

Tv Adventures in Wonderland Movie Beauty and the Beast Cartoon Care Bears Comic Dennis the Menace Cartoon Disney

Cartoon DuckTales Movie E.T.: The Extra-Terrestrial Movie Enchanted Book Fairy Tales Cartoon My Little Pony

Book Oz Series Movie Oz the Great and Powerful Tv Pee-wee's Playhouse Cartoon Rainbow Brite Movie Return to Oz

Cartoon Strawberry Shortcake series Movie Sword in the Stone Movie Titanic Movie Wizard of Oz

General Romance Humor Drama

Adventure Mystery Supernatural Suspense

Sci-Fi Fantasy Family Hurt/Comfort

Friendship