#writing pro tips

[vexwerewolf]

WRITING PRO TIP: things and people in your stories can be both morally complex and still definitively good or bad

[writrs]

Some great writing advice.

[warrior-of-positivity]

Writing Pro Tips:

Can’t resolve your love triangle?

Kill one of them off.

[writrs]

Writing Pro tip:

Don’t put a writer in your stories.

[involuntaryorange]

When the plot outline for your drabble exceeds the word limit, you may be trying to do too much.

[thebooksanctum]

Finally got round to making another pro tip writing video!

[thebooksanctum]

My first pro tips video! This week - rewards!

[charlieleelee]

Writing Pro Tip

I see a bunch of stuff about beating writer's block or how to avoid writer's block or whatever. And I've read almost all of those articles, and it's basically the same stuff over and over (go for a walk, take a short break, etc.). It never works for me.

The one thing that has came from Ernest Hemingway.

When writing, don't keeping going until you've run out of fuel. Stop when you know what's going to happen next. Then, when you come back to it, write that and then use the momentum to keep you going.