stellar dreams

I should be studying right now. My eyes are heavier by the second but my head is running round in circles. In fact, I should be asleep because it is currently 11:48 pm (your girl needs her beauty sleep). But no. I'm writing. I'm writing because I feel like I've been away from my world for a little too long. Reality stings, and hear me out when I say that reality has been way too intense for my liking. Writing keeps me sane. It's moments like these that make me realize how much I actually love the art of words, how much I can't bear a world without it. Life has been. . . eventful, in the past three months. I never thought September would come by so quickly, but here I am. It pains me that I don't have much time for Wattpad. Less time for Wattpad means less time for honing my craft. Less time for my passion. Which means I'm too infested with school work. I don't know what to call my life right now. And maybe, in some awfully weird sort of

An interview with the champion of The Stellar Awards, JinnNelson 1. Why do you write? Writing is my response to living, to put it simply. It’s how I explore my own thoughts and ideas, and how I connect with other humans.  2. How long have you been writing? I’m not exactly sure how long I’ve been writing. I began very young, writing sloppy weird stories and journalings in grade school and beyond. I started writing my first complete book at 14, which was…many years ago. 3. Do you believe in Writer's Block? If so, how do you deal with this? I’ve gotten writer’s block many times. I find it’s usually due to fatigue, or occasionally a bad environment where I can’t relax or be alone enough to create, but most of the time it comes down to not planning ahead and figuring out the bones of a story before I begin. I’ve also learned there’s a difference between writer’s block and just plain fear of moving forward to the next book or chapter, or whatever it is I need to write

Traveler Review champion in the stellar awards 2018 Trapped in a cafe that travels to seven dimensions on an infinite loop, Jaz Contra serves coffee while trying to locate the mysterious white-haired man who put her there.    When a young shapechanger named Bracken--whose search for his missing aunt leads him to this very cafe--stows away in her basement, Jaz must help him survive until he can return to his own world. Through a series of bizarre encounters with talking tigers, polymorphs, alchemists, thieves and the occasional grim reaper, Bracken's efforts to locate his aunt create daily chaos, threatening Jaz's chances of ever escaping--not to mention the stability of seven universes. COVER 8/10 I loved the simplicity of your cover! Anything not too flashy is perfect even if I did find it a little plain. Your trailer is another notable part of the book because it definitely added a more vibrant picture in my head. Even if you didn't get a perfect ma

Welcome to a world filled with demons and dragons. Where nothing is ever as it seems and trust is a fools luxury. Do you think our world is unconnected? Are you so naive to think that you are alone and that no one is watching? In this world, there is a darkness, a deep and unrelenting cruelty that can only be solved by those that choose to move beyond it. This is no paltry romance. This is not the story of betrothal or rebellious love. This is a story far more real and far more unforgiving. This is the story of people. Real people who will face the unthinkable, and endure the unforgivable. They will do it all to save people they do not know, for a cause and a war they do not fully understand. Too long has Scelestra, the queen of nightmares, been permitted to unleash her cruelty on this defenseless world. Nothing in this Tendaara is insignificant, nothing is unplanned, everything has a purpose that brings darkness or light. It has been 150 years since Eleanor died. 150 years

Winning first place in The Stellar Awards 2018 (Teen Fiction Category), here I present to you an interview with another one of the most talented authors on Wattpad -- Originaljaime . 1. Why do you write?  To escape reality and live all the lives of my characters. I write, because when writing, it doesn't feel like an obligation but rather something that feels natural. 2. How long have you been writing? I always loved reading, but the knack of writing started since I was 13 years old.  3. Do you believe in Writer's Block? If so, how do you deal with this?  Yes, I believe that Writer's Block is certainly real. I would take a short sabbatical from writing, by going out, getting a change of scenery, I would watch movies of my writing genre, listen to music and watched YouTube videos of what helped other writers. 4. What is your favourite book outside of wattpad? Pride & Prejudice by Jane Austen. 5. When was the first time you started writing?

quicklydolan is the author of Cafe Jokes (Second Place Winner for teenfic). Here I have an interview about the ups, downs, and experiences of writing. 1. Why do you write? I write to express my feelings. 2. How long have you been writing? For three years I think  3. Do you believe in Writer's block? if som how do you deal with this? Yes I do. When I get a writer's block I stay away from writing for weeks until I get my inspiration back.  4. What is your favorite book outside of Wattpad? These Shallow Graves by Jennifer Donnelly and Harry Potter by J.K Rowling. 5. When was the first time you started writing? In 2016 on an app called Spirit Fanfiction  6. Can you give some advice on writing? Try and write about real life issues and about things that you like or things that relate to you. 7. How/where do you get ideas for stories? Most of the events in my stories are based of real life things that happened to me or my friends and the i

Nikithasuz123 , the author of His Lucky Charm (Overall Champion, Teen Fiction Category), shares tips and experiences on the journey of writing.  1. Why do you write? Well, I enjoy it. It makes me happy 2. How long have you been writing? I have always loved telling my baby sister bedtime stories but never thought of writing them down. I first joined wattpad five years ago and was hooked to the stories. I decided to try writing my own around 3 years back. 3. Do you believe in Writer's Block? If so, how do you deal with this? Writer's block is a pain. I pen down my thoughts whenever and come back to editing and improving it. I don't force myself to write, but I guess music helps with my writing ;) 4. What is your favorite book outside of Wattpad?  I love love love Percy Jackson, Artemis Fowl, Eragon series and Game of Thrones. I love Fantasy! 5. How do you select the names of your characters? Well, to be honest I don't give so much importance

Devon Porter could never believe his unusually bad luck because wherever he went disasters always seemed to bite him in the ass.    What's the use of being blessed with such undeniably good looks when his luck seems to repel everyone away like a very strong bug spray.  After seventeen years of horrible incidents and a string of unfortunate crushes he finally decides he is doomed forever, that is until he meets his lucky charm.  Packed with humor and the perfect characters, His Lucky Charm was the best of all teen fiction entries this year. Not too cliché, and not too unusual. As I mentioned in my earlier reviews,  The Stellar Awards is a yearly competition that opens every May. Holding eleven genres and thirty slots, only three winners are selected. It goes by the following criteria; book cover & other graphics (ten points), plot (twenty points), characters (ten points), writing style (thirty points), and grammar, punctuation & tone (ten points).