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What I notice in a lot of modern books I read (and DNF) is the lack of attention to small details.
Before smartphones and social media, authors were more attentive. That’s why their worlds and characters felt real, because they were watching the real world around them.
Authors—put your phone down. Sit still. Watch.
Watch the shadow of a bird sweep across a building as it flies past. The way a beam of light bends into perfect circles on the glass. The dried splatter of a drink on the floor.
And then write. Because the world is already writing poetry, you just have to listen.
— The Four Loves by C.S. Lewis.
WRITING TOOLS! ── recently I found out that chatgpt and it's usage harms environment, so here are alternative tools to use^^
WORDHIPPO
I use this website whenever I'm struggling to find alternative words, use it to avoid being repetitive.
POWERTHESAURUS
Also to find alternative words.
ONELOOK
A dictionary to search definitions of words.
GRAMMARLY
A website/app that helps you proofread. (Tho not sure if this one is ai or not)
Edit: in my defense, when I first used this app it didn't have all that ai slop, and it was just a regular spell checker so yeah, don't use it lol
UNICODE CHARACTER
An app/website for literally any symbols. There's an app for it, it's called Unicodepad.
BABY NAMES + BEHIND THE NAME
To search for names & their meanings
Extra: If you use Pinterest, search "character gestures writing" or "body language cheat sheet" you will find a lot of helpful references.
And this genera of photos I found in Pinterest:
(Pinterest is in general a helpful tool for writing, if u know how to search things properly)
I wanna save you so give me a sign
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holding on to a voicemail of Dean as your anchor
content: hurt/no comfort. medical metaphors. one curse word.
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"Hey, sweetheart. I'll see ya soon, ok?" Dean's voice ends, a ring following right after, indicating that the voice mail is over. Your thumb twitches as you press the play button once more, letting his voice fill your bubble, again, and again, until the muscle ache in your wrist dulled to a quiet numbness from the weight of gripping your phone for too long.
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