Can you find someone to help you with your writing? Absolutely. Go on the internet and find out if there are writers’ groups meeting in your location, or online groups that fit your needs. Ask at your local public library.
https://writerssa.org.au/ is the leading writers’ group in South Australia.
For Queensland, check out https://queenslandwriters.org.au/
Wherever you are in the world, search out a local writers’ center, and if there isn’t one, you can certainly find plenty of help online.
http://goteenwriters.com is definitely one site where you’ll find community, writing advice and support.
https://www.writerscentre.com.au/ is the address of the Australian Writers’ Centre, which is reputable and very good, but not free. I have completed one of their courses, and it was very helpful in building my writing skills.
Of course, the usual cautions apply. Be wary of scams when signing up for courses you have to pay for. Check out the provider very carefully. Look for independent reviews or feedback from previous students.
A very helpful blog! https://writerbeware.blog/about/
Libraries often have books on various aspects of writing, as do online bookstores. Some classic books written decades ago are still eagerly read by a new generation of beginning writers. Used copies cost a lot less than new books, and some listed below (and others) can be downloaded to your device.
Amazon.com: On Writing: A Memoir Of The Craft eBook: Stephen King ..
The Art of Fiction: Notes on Craft for Young Writers: John Gardner …
45 Master Characters – Victoria Lynn Schmidt
The Writer’s Journey: Mythic Structure for Writers – Christopher Vogler …
Awakening the Heroes Within by Carol S. Pearson – Read Online
Local public libraries also have periodicals on writing, some of the articles are very, very good, and it’s all free information. Ask your librarian.
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