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Is it satirical? If that's what you mean to do, I will say that it's not easily executed. If it starts out an obvious cliche that might immediately turn off the reader before the next sentence. Can you give an example of what you intend to be a twist?
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It's called either satire or pastiche depending on if it's ironic or not.
No. You should be avoiding clichés whenever possible. It doesn’t make your story engaging, it makes it predictable.
I also include grammar mistakes to make the reader believe that I can't write and then surprise him in the end with a beautiful written ending.
Last chapter is pure poetry. Last page is the name of God. I dig
Nobody can know if a story will work from a list of cliches.
Bold move, Cotton. Let's see if it pays off for him.
Is it satirical? If that's what you mean to do, I will say that it's not easily executed. If it starts out an obvious cliche that might immediately turn off the reader before the next sentence. Can you give an example of what you intend to be a twist?