Chapters

She enters a broken down furniture store. Her apartment has been raided, and besides she only had some clothes a bed and a T.V. Shivering in the cold, and sopping wet she trudged to a dusty bed and tries to make something out of it. A tent. Some of you may be thinking, "Well, that's a bed!" but it had been years since the store had been occupied and the ceiling had been eaten away by termites. She huddled in the sheet and thought about what to do next when she heard a voice that was very deep and devilish sounding "Ah ha! I have been expecting you!"

Chapters are kind of like an intermission between pages. Some have cliff hangers at the end, others like non-fiction are just a simple, "And that is what Hitler did." or something like that. But you want that reader to say out loud, "Noooo!" or claw at the page like a present. But at the end of the book, don't just leave them hanging or make it to boring. It may sound complicated, and believe me, it is. But you WILL get the hang of it. I did and you can to.

Starting Off

My name is Bailey King. I love to write. For example, I am just thinking up this, this is an example of my writing. "Why? why did you do this to me?" I am standing out in the rain, droplets forming puddles on my jeans. I can't tell my tears and the rain apart. I sink down to my knees. I said to no one in particular, "Why did you kill my son?" I have decided to add on to my story, every time I do a post. I will also teach you somethings about writing. Since this is the first one, I will teach you something simple. If you have writers block, don't recall your favorite book by Andrew Clements or Mark Twain. Think of something crazy, like aliens falling on Burger King and sending you on vacation to the planet Zorg. (Yes, you can use that) But my point is, don't go coping someone Else's book because you can't think of your own. That would be copy writing anyway. On my very last post, I will tell you what grade I'm in. Please tell your friends about this website. Everybody, from 5 to 100 can write. Don't ever say, "I can't."