So, some of you asked in PM that, How am I writing my one-shots? There is the answer!
Step 1- An idea, or a little story pops in my head. I often think about it more, make the story grow a little or just a scene is in my head.
Step 2- I write down the title I give to that shot and the mood. Often a picture as well. That way, when I look at it, the idea comes back and I can write it down.
Step 3- When I have time for it, I write 3 or sometimes 4 or 5 one-shots down, that way I can publish it anytime I want.
Step 4- Read it over, think it over. I read it again, or to find grammar errors or just for the plot. Is it understandable? If I don't know the actual ship I read, would I be able to know who's who? Do I always know who's talking? These are the questions that help me.
Step 5- But as you noticed, not all of my stories are perfect with a grammar eye. So I call help from a really helpful -And free- program to help me correct errors, what is 'Grammarly'. It's a good program, can be used to any browser. As I checked, it corrected my writing 1.815 times now.
So, that's how this book, or basically any of my books are created! At most of my stories, I build up a book on one scene what once appeared in my head, or a question, like 'What if... Natsu dies under an XY arc?' And I build up a story on that question.
That's all, Bye!
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Gratsu- One shots
FanfictionI welcome requests as well, but I mostly write my own ideas. This book mostly has mixed-feelings-stories. But it has happy and many others as well. These stories are one shot mostly, but sometimes two or three shots. This book is a Gratsu-sala...
