Cliches and How to Avoid Them

[@angelicahagman4559]

Thanks for all your hard work! I've been writing for 8+ years now and am finding these videos helpful and thoughtful. I like your style - so personable and genuine - and wish you well in this crazy endeavor called writing. Keep up the good work:)

[@AuthorLevelUp]

+Angelica Hagman Thank you. I appreciate the kind words and glad you're enjoying the videos. :)

[@goatmeal5779]

"oh look a cabin in the woods, let's explore it"
avoid that

[@emeraldfury2152]

Thanks for the tip :)

[@athiefinthenight6894]

Author level up is an extension of my brain. Lol good one

[@wylanvallotton4462]

What if you want cliches?

[@antenna_prolly]

Then there has to be a reason, like to make it seem like there are a bunch of cliches, but then the story itself seems to recognize and comment on it.

[@wylanvallotton4462]

@@antenna_prolly yup

[@shannonklimek913]

Please avoid using the term, "Let's be clear."

[@laoaganlester1728]

Crazy Rich Asians have millions of "cliches" that are not told in different ways or does not have plot twist that could make it different from the usual "cliches" but both the book and movie are hits sooo...!?!?