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poetry, writing advice, novel-building tips, grammar & phrasing help

Hiii~ I’m Covey! I spend most of my time in my room, writing, reading, and getting emotionally destroyed by movies and series. I’m an INFJ, an introvert to the core, and well… I don’t really have friends. My life might sound easy: staying in, doing what I love but trust me, I didn’t choose this life. It just happened. I’ve been isolated for a long time, so I do what I can… and this is it.

Writing has been my best friend since I was a tiny gremlin (aka 8 years old), and I’ve never stopped since! I love poetry: the kind that makes you feel something and I’m also working on a novel. Sometimes, I feel like Anne Frank without the war, locked away with only one option: writing. Just like her. (Hahah, don’t mind me, I overthink everything)

Oh! I recently started a YouTube channel where I share short videos with writing tips and tricks! So if you’re into poetry, storytelling, and deep writer brain chaos, you’ll feel at home here.

I started this page to share my words and connect with people who love poetry and stories as much as I do. If that sounds like you, then welcome! I’m glad you’re here.💙

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Think of this lesson as the friend sitting next to you while you write, quietly saying, "There's a better word for that," or, "Here's why this sentence feels flat." Words aren't just definitions. Every word carries a mood. Compare 'walked', 'strolled', 'marched ' , and 'staggered'. They all describe movement, but they paint completely different pictures. Whenever you choose a word, ask three quest...

Quick lesson: Choosing the Right Word

Aug 22, 2026
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So I just finished reading No Longer Human, and I can't stop thinking about one thing, the way the story is told: its narrative structure. The novel hides one of its smartest writing techniques in plain sight, and I didn't fully appreciate it until I reached the epilogue. That's one of the cleverest parts of the novel. Think of it like this: Yozo writes three notebooks about his life. He mails the...

If You're a Writer, Don't Miss This "Frame Narrative Technique"

Jul 04, 2026
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Let’s start with something honest. Most writers don’t realise they have a pacing problem until someone says, “I liked it, but something felt… off.” Not boring. Not bad. Just off. That “off” feeling is almost always pacing. And pacing is one of those things no one explains properly. Writers are told things like “make it faster” or “slow this down” without being told how or why...

Lesson 13: How to Control the Speed of Your Story (Without Losing the Reader)

Jan 29, 2026
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