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Symbolism in Writing
Weather Symbolism
Rain: cleansing, sadness, renewal, obstacles
Sunshine: happiness, hope, clarity, energy
Storms: conflict, turmoil, dramatic change
Snow: purity, stillness, coldness, isolation
Fog: confusion, mystery, uncertainty
Wind: change, freedom, unrest, communication
Animal Symbolism
Eagle: freedom, vision, strength, courage
Lion: bravery, power, leadership, pride
Dove: peace, love, innocence, spirituality
Wolf: loyalty, cunning, survival, community
Snake: transformation, danger, temptation, wisdom
Butterfly: transformation, beauty, impermanence
Plant Symbolism
Rose: love, beauty, passion, secrecy
Oak Tree: strength, endurance, wisdom
Willow Tree: sadness, flexibility, resilience
Lotus Flower: purity, enlightenment, rebirth
Ivy: friendship, fidelity, eternity
Cactus: endurance, protection, warmth
Object Symbolism
Mirror: self-reflection, truth, illusion
Key: opportunity, secrets, freedom
Bridge: connection, transition, overcoming obstacles
Candle: hope, spirituality, life, guidance
Clock: time, mortality, urgency
Mask: disguise, deception, concealment
Number Symbolism
One: beginnings, unity, individuality
Two: partnership, balance, duality
Three: creativity, growth, completeness
Four: stability, order, foundation
Five: change, adventure, unpredictability
Seven: mystery, spirituality, luck
Season Symbolism
Spring: renewal, birth, growth, hope
Summer: vitality, abundance, joy, freedom
Autumn: change, maturity, decline, reflection
Winter: death, stillness, introspection, endurance
Light and Darkness Symbolism
Light: knowledge, purity, safety, enlightenment
Darkness: ignorance, evil, mystery, fear
Shadow: the unconscious, secrets, mystery
Twilight: ambiguity, transition, mystery
Element Symbolism
Fire: passion, destruction, energy, transformation
Water: emotion, intuition, life, change
Earth: stability, grounding, fertility, growth
Air: intellect, communication, freedom, change
First draft of my WIP is done 🎉🎉
I do need to work a lot harder for my second draft because I made it really messy so I could finish. I’m so proud of myself regardless!!!
At 7k words right now (first chapter)
7.6k already and have not even started on my second draft 😭😭 was just cleaning some plot holes.
I think this is easily going to be 10k (first chapter)
Starting draft three and we’re at 8.1k words right now
First draft of my WIP is done 🎉🎉
I do need to work a lot harder for my second draft because I made it really messy so I could finish. I’m so proud of myself regardless!!!
At 7k words right now (first chapter)
7.6k already and have not even started on my second draft 😭😭 was just cleaning some plot holes.
I think this is easily going to be 10k (first chapter)
Writing Advice Posts: A Handy Reference Guide
(Updated 05/2024) Hey all, I’ve got quite a few writing advice posts & answered Asks on my blog at this point, so I’m making this reference guide to make it easier to find what you’re looking for. Hope it helps!
Free Resource Library for Fiction Writers
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Books
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General
8 Ways to Improve Your Writing
10 Best Books About Writing Fiction
How to Spot Bad Writing Advice: 6 Red Flags to Look For
“Show Don’t Tell”? Not Always. Here’s When to Use Summary
Where and How to Start a Story
More about starting stories
The first sentence
Weak words
Why Just About Every Published Book in the World Does 57 Things That Just About Every Book About Writing Tells You Not to Do
How to Read Like a Writer
How to Write During a Pandemic
4 Ways to Start a Story
The Writing Process, Writer’s Block, & Inspiration
To all the Writers Suffering from Depression
How to Train Yourself to Write Faster
Just a friendly reminder that creativity is difficult to quantify.
Quick Writing Tip: Make a Note to Your Future Self in Your WIP
Quick Writing Tip: Take Notes!
Just a friendly reminder that writing is not always a linear process.
Quick Cure for Writer’s Block: Lower Your Expectations
Set Realistic Goals
Your Skills May Need Time to Catch Up to Your Vision
It’s Okay to Experiment and Be Weird As Fuck
Surround Yourself With Supporters
It’s okay to take a break.
Your First Draft is Raw Material
Getting into “The Zone”
Vomit Brain
Writing from Your Imagination vs. Reality
Dealing with Criticism
Getting Bored with Your Own Writing
Getting past a block
Doing research on topics you don’t have first-hand experience with
Hitting a wall with your WIP? Try writing about it.
How to Keep Yourself From Editing As You Write
Advice for Getting Over a Writing Slump
Dealing with Procrastination
How to Write Like You Used to, Before You Learned Stuff that Fucked Up Your Natural Creative Flow and Turned Your Writing into Boring, Stilted Garbage
Concept: Maybe Your First Draft DOESN’T Suck
How to Deal with Post-Writing Depression
Being Flexible With Your Writing Routine
Reading vs. Writing
Obsessing about word count can be your enemy
Character Development
Creating Character Arcs with the DCAST Method
What Does Your Main Character Want?
How to Activate Your Passive Characters, One Verb at a Time
How to Use Description to Show Character Development
How to Create a Non-Cliched First-Meeting Scene
The “It Depends” Post
Shifting internal goals
When to identify your character’s goal
Writing about normal people with normal problems
If you’re worried about your character being too similar to someone else’s character
Describing your characters without messing up your pacing
Naming Your Fictional Characters
When Your Character Doesn’t Change
Story, Plot, & Pacing
Quick Plotting Tip: Write Your Story Backwards
Pause at the Threshold
How to Spot an “Info-dump”
Slowing Down the Pace of Your Story Without Boring Your Reader
Time Transitions
How to Create a Non-Cliched First-Meeting Scene
Creating Conflict
When & how to cut a scene
If you’re good at creating characters but awful at creating plot
When you’ve plotted your story but can’t get started
En Media Res
Writing to Your Ideal Reader
Deus Ex Machina
Foreshadowing
Finding an Ending
What to write between moments of conflict
Starting a story with waking-up scene
How to Know When You’re Done Outlining
Doing a Structural Overhaul on Your Story
How to Find an Ending from a Beginning
Editing Tip: How to Speed Up or Slow Down Your Pacing
Adding Stakes to Your Story
You can burn your story slower than you think
Description, Setting, & Worldbuilding
How to Make Your Descriptions Less Boring
How to Spot an “Info-dump”
Adding Descriptions to Intense Scenes Without Messing Up Your Story’s Flow
How to Use Description to Show Character Development
Worldbuilding: How much is too much?
Modeling your fantasy world from stuff in the real world
Internal Consistency
Utilizing Sound
How to Do World-Building Research
5 Tips for Writing Great Descriptions
Point of View
How to Choose the Right Point of View for Your Story
A Beginner’s Guide to Multiple Point of View
6 Questions to Ask About Your Point of View
How to decide if you should use first person or third person
More point of view basics
Head hopping
How to Head Hop without Head Hopping
What to Do When You’re Halfway Through Your Story and Realize Your POV Isn’t Working
3 Tips to Avoid Overusing “I” in a First Person Story
Dialogue
How to Improve Your Dialogue
3 Ways to Make Your Dialogue More Interesting
Starting a story with dialogue
Are You Using Too Much Stage Direction?
Which is Better: Exposition or Expository Dialogue?
Publishing & Sharing Your Work
7 Tips to Build an Audience for Your Writing
Pros and Cons of Self Publishing
Quick Publishing Tip: Don’t Bury Your Gold
How to Properly Format Your Manuscript for Publication
A warning about posting writing online that you intend to publish later
Advice for writers who are worried about people stealing their work or ideas
Getting feedback on your writing
How to Create a Cover Letter for a Literary Magazine or Journal
How to Make a 3D Mockup of Your Book for Free
A Word of Advice About Critique Groups, Beta Readers, and Other Peer-Based Feedback on Your Writing
When Your Story Gets a Lackluster Response from Readers
Editing
10 Questions to Ask an Editor Before Hiring Them
Quick Revision Tip: Read Your Writing Out Loud
How to Keep Yourself From Editing As You Write
Cut the fidgeting
Are you suffering from -ing disease?
Are you Using Too Much Stage Direction?
What “Editing” Really Means
Quick Editing Tip: “That”
Quick Revision Tip: Read Faster
Editing Tip: Dialogue
Tips for Editing a Story
Should You Use a Contract When Hiring an Editor?
Quick Tip: Up & Down
Pre-Editing Checklist
Quick Editing Tip: Passing Time
Deleting the words feel/felt/feeling from your writing
Miscellaneous
The Difference Between a Semi-Colon and an Em-Dash
Should you become an editor?
…if you find any broken links please let me know and I will fix them!
First draft of my WIP is done 🎉🎉
I do need to work a lot harder for my second draft because I made it really messy so I could finish. I’m so proud of myself regardless!!!
At 7k words right now (first chapter)
First draft of my WIP is done 🎉🎉
I do need to work a lot harder for my second draft because I made it really messy so I could finish. I’m so proud of myself regardless!!!
Brittana/Lost Girl Crossover–Brittany.
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Rated M, for domestic and gang-ish violence.
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I am a little proud of this exchange
This happens in my current WiP (which may actually be ending ... soonish? chapter 66 is in progress.) and I'm actually pretty proud of it. For reference: this happens in chapter 7. Two chapters after I lost control of the damn thing (yes, I found the EXACT spot where it stopped being my "sweet, simple College AU" and became ... whatever the hell it is).
They got popcorn, candy, and sodas – even though they weren't really hungry – "Everyone knows it's not a movie without candy and popcorn, San," Brittany grinned.
They were watching the previews and Brittany turned to Santana.
"I have this theory …" she started, not sure if she should actually tell Santana but … "sour patch kids are just gummy bears that have turned to drugs."
Santana looked thoughtful for a moment; her forehead scrunched in thought. "Where do they get the money for the drugs?"
Brittany was speechless for a second. Usually when she says something like that, people laugh or just shake their heads like she's weird. Santana … wow. "They steal Payday and 100,000 dollar bars."
Santana nodded like that made perfect sense, then her forehead scrunched again. "Do they go back to being gummy bears after rehab?" She asked, oh, so seriously.
Brittany shook her head in both disbelief and denial. "No, that's where Dots come from."
"Makes sense." Santana said taking a handful of popcorn. No further discussion, no mocking look, or derisive laughter. She played into what Brittany was saying; if Brittany hadn't fallen for her after the song she'd written for Brittany, she'd have definitely fallen now.
"immortality sucks because all your friends die" all your friends die anyway. those we do not mourn are those who mourn us.
"immortality sucks because you forget who you are" we always forget who we are. do you remember who you were at four years of age? who you were at fourteen? "who i am" is a shadow cast on the wall.
"immortality sucks because" skill issue. skill issue. skill issue. give me your liver
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Argument-Ending Sentences That Evoke Strong Emotions:
"So this is who you really are?"
"I can't believe I ever trusted you."
"You were never there when it mattered."
"This is the last time you let me down."
"I guess we were never meant to be."
"Just go, I can't even look at you right now."
"I've given you so many chances, no more."
"Everything you said was just a lie, wasn't it?"
"You think you're right, but you're just alone."
"I'm done trying to make this work."
"You've shown me enough; it's over."
"Keep your excuses to yourself, I'm done listening."
"You chose this, remember that."
"I'm not wasting another minute on you."
"Forget my number, we're through."
GLEE S06E03 Jagged Little Tapestry