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  • Earthborn by AvonleaAstra
    AvonleaAstra
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    ✦ COMPLETE ✦ - Book One (no cliffhanger) His greatest sin wasn't treason. It was having a half-human daughter. Prince Eirran is a winged Ilari, a former warrior and Seraph. His only crime was loving a human woman - a crime that cost her her life and left him with a living, breathing secret: their daughter. Lily is half-human, half-Ilari, and utterly wingless. A "mudborn princess" - not a title, but a slur. Her very existence is a blasphemy that could shatter the empire. To protect her, Eirran must hide her in plain sight, battling the vipers of his court who would see her erased. But as Lily grows, a dormant inheritance awakens within her - that could unravel the world itself. Earthborn blends political intrigue with mythic atmosphere and deeply intimate character work. For fans of the fierce parent-child bond of The Last of Us and the Witcher. This is a story where love is not a romance, but a rebellion. This story features: ✦ A heart-wrenching, central father-daughter bond. ✦ A brave, perceptive girl who learns to stand in a world built to erase her. ✦ Winged races, aerial legions, and political scheming. ✦ Tear-jerking moments & heart-soaring hope. A Note on Process & Transparency Earthborn was originally written in Croatian. To preserve its lyrical intent in English, it has undergone a careful process of translation and polishing. In this effort, I employed a variety of digital tools, including AI-assisted translation and editing software. My goal is to leverage every available tool to ensure the highest quality reading experience. The core of the work: the story, characters, world, and authorial voice, is mine. (Important to notice: this is me translating my original work.) © Marian Land. All rights reserved. This story and all original content are protected by copyright. Official publication only on platforms listed on the author's website. Any mirrored or audio versions found elsewhere are unauthorized.
  • Got Sardines? by WritingClubAAI
    WritingClubAAI
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    Margaret Marie-Sanders stumbles upon a job opportunity. Three troubled kids with overwhelmingly high standards are oblivious to their need of a parental figure. Maybe this job wasn't as easy as Margaret thought it would be. A play about trust, relationships, and resurfaced secrets by Barbara Prexl written for AAI's 24 hour play.
  • Junkertown Crisis by LunacyInArt
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    Teenage Jamison Fawkes, crippled and abandoned by his only friend, struggles to survive in the ugly slums of Junkertown.
  • Writing Tips by Stacieh2006
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    On Wattpad, I've seen many comprehensive writing guides that have helped me so much in my own writing, and I figured that I want to do the same by putting my input in some of these chapters. I hope you find the advice useful!
  • All Good Comes to an End by Wolfepirate
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    What are you supposed to do when there's a corpse outside your house, call the police? ------ Okay wait, the title and summary make it seem stupid, but it's better than it seems? I don't know, only two of my friends have read it and it's turned out better than most of my other writing so... yeah. Well, I currently haven't drawn a cover, so, a picture of Rohan will do for now. Also, this story started with me wanting to work on characterization for Rohan because I seriously have been doubting my writing lately and something that started with a prompt of 'Murder investigation' turned into this. So here you go.
  • cell characterization by biogene123
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    Creative Biogene provides a comprehensive cell bank characterization service for customers to ensure the biosafety and control of biological and biotechnological products. Based on leading-edge facilities and excellent platform, our experienced staff offer a wide range of assays to character cell bank according to ICH guideline Q5D. At Creative Biogene, we perform cell bank characterization services for different needs, including master cell bank, working cell bank and end of production cell bank. Reliable, rapid and accurate results will be delivered to assist customers to assess the quality of cell banks.
  • My Nitpicks with Characterization by vibrantvelvet
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    Some things I find that are incomplete in the world of characters.
  • Stronger than Pain by Cheeahmahkah002
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    A heartrending story told differently... Stronger than Pain captures the traumatic moments of a typical dysfunctional Nigerian family as it tells a story of a woman who was broken, following the callous and ill treatments of her husband. Time flies and now he's being murdered. All the characters have a reason to kill him but the real question still remains, who pulled the trigger? #1 in Characterization 24/07/20 #1 in Simple words 24/07/20 #2 in Simple words 19/07/20
  • SUNSPEAR ✧ CHARACTERIZATION by the-asoiaf-order
    the-asoiaf-order
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    Where I, the a song of ice and fire oracle, write about the characters of Westeros and Essos to assist you with your stories.
  • field of battle by Neur0t1c
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    this fucking title needs changing and that first chapter is fake
  • Closet_Anarchist Presents: Writing Tips! by nelinor
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    Here are some tips and advice for beginning authors or writers who want to get their work out there!
  • The Things They Carried by Track_Star_Hanif
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    It's an assignment I had to do for my fiction class. It was supposed to be based off of the beginning of Tim O'Brien's The Things They Carried. It's a bit of characterization loosely based off of the personalities of some people on the St. Benedict's Prep track team that includes me by the way. Vote and Comment
  • The People of My Life by thewriteoneforme
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    In an English class in high school, we were told to characterize a person from our life in the third-person, but in a way similar to how Truman Capote characterized the main character's friend in his short story "A Christmas Memory." In this book, I have decided to characterize a few people from my life. These are short characterizations, as that was what was required from the class, but just as an example of yet another way to describe a character indirectly.
  • 100 Things You Should Know About Writing (Part 1) by MishaGerrick
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    This is about writing, as I think of it. Subjects covered will range from plot aspects to characterization, writing craft to just surviving as a writer. Mainly, Part 1 is a comprehensive list of things to do in order to create and maintain tension.
  • Eggbyuni's Book of Poems by pearnoki
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    This is simply a book filled with all the poems I've ever written and I'll share it with you. (instead of posting poems separately I'll put them all here) Ignore the name change ~
  • Punctuations. School project. by SkyfallNW27
    SkyfallNW27
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    Punctuation is crucial to a good story. but what if they were the story?
  • Character Interviews by WolfSilhouettes
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    {Currently Open} It's difficult to argue that characters in fiction aren't paramount to their novels. They engage the reader through their goals, invoke particular emotions with their tragedies, and inspire using their successes. More importantly, they teach the crucial lessons in life by pointing out the flaws in certain human beings, which resonates with the audience for an entire lifetime. Using these types of characters, this Wattpad book serves to benefit readers and authors alike. It challenges writers to develop their characters past the usual questions of where they live and what influences their decisions. It brings up ideas that perhaps weren't thought of in the process of developing the character or induces "eureka" moments in regards to the plotline. In the meantime, it promotes stories that readers might have been looking for amongst the rubble of repeat-offenders and clichés, so what are you waiting for? Ask for an interview or read now.