Dear Writers,

If you're a writer... Don't follow the rules of your English teacher because the best books I've read never follow the rules.

I mean, just look at the use of independent and dependent clauses? Who cares? Or like, adding a common before that conjunction, or even putting a complex sentence instead of a compound.

Don't mind it.

Instead...

Just write.

Have a death made by the most favorite character of the book even though your readers adored them the most, plot twist that make their minds explode and change their whole prediction of the book, have the next paragraph written that shouldn't be entered in the middle of that statement, the use of 'and' at the beginning of a sentence, leaving '...' as a sentence starter to indicate silence.

Do it.

Because I'm pretty sure those writers who HAVE used them know what their doing, but they do it purposely anyway even though it's 'wrong.'

Why?

Because it simply makes the book 10x better....

I mean...

....Just look at me...

~LaKyndra Larkin