Beginnings, endings, conflicts, change. We'll touch on the importance of each in Worldbuilding for your reader.

Delineating while remaining clear and concise is an art that takes many words of practice. You might think you have a likable protagonist, but that is precisely where young writers tend to go wrong first.

Is there enough? Is it actually useful to your story? Dialogue is a major factor in any story. We will work extensively with dialogue to help our stories become real works of fiction.

Point of view and tone are two often overlooked factors in fiction by young or new writers. They often try to mimic what they've read or how they talk.
More literally, where and when a story takes place must be believable and it must be written in a way that is comfortable to read.