There are tonnes of book out there on Wattpad that provide writing advice. I've read a lot of them.

And most of them suck.

I mean... Dude, I KNOW you should show more often than tell, but sometimes telling is more important. 

And a lot of these accounts got famous by POSTING ADVICE, not STORIES. So be careful who you take writing advice from....

However,  some Wattpad Help books are totally awesome, and I'll link them down below

Mysty's Big Help

This one is my personal favorite. The author actually wrote books first, became famous, and THEN gave advice. The chapters are short, sweet, to the point and actually work. Definitely worth a read. I read it twice, and the author updates every year. 

How To Write Serialized Fiction

This book may get very professional and technical, and some parts were a little bore to read, but nonetheless, it is very helpful, especially if you're writing a novel. 

NOW we come to Youtube Channels. Here are some channels I find helpful. 

Writing With Jenna Moreci

https://youtu.be/4l4YHoO7nNA

Jenna makes education fun.

Don't believe me? Click the video! ( at 2X speed is what I prefer)

She goes all out in her videos, is very realistic, and is absolutely hilarious. All her videos show her 100% enthusiasm.

Hello Future Me

This guy totally breaks down writing for ya. After watching all of Jenna's videos, I highly recommend you scooch over to this channel. His analysis of writing will gives great guidelines for what to write and what to.

https://youtu.be/iMJQb5bGu_g

Brandon Sanderson

Guess what? The King of Fantasy posts all his lectures on Youtube, for FREE.

If you're writing a fantasy novel, this channel is a must. Brandon will teach you the science behind writing fantasy.

https://youtu.be/ybH97I7k_3M

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Hope this guide helped you choose who to take advice from.