Feb 5, 2025
Write daily.
Even on days you lack motivation.
Even you don't have any idea on what to write about.
Inconsistent writing doesn't lead to greatness.
Writing regularly does.
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Write daily.
Even on days you lack motivation.
Even you don't have any idea on what to write about.
Inconsistent writing doesn't lead to greatness.
Writing regularly does.
Exciting Announcement is finally here!
Hey lovelies!
Sooo... as some of you know, Live Literate has partnered with amazing organisation, The World Literacy Foundation. You know we’re a bit nuts about literacy over here, so we thought we’d put our money where our mouth is.
From now on, 5% of our annual net profit will be donated to The World Literacy Foundation each year. Money isn’t all they need though, so we’re offering up our services and workshop spaces where we can, including editing the Social Media content for daughter organisation, Reading Out of Poverty, and donating workshop spaces as prizes for fundraising campaigns.
Do you ever stop to think about how lucky we are, having words that need editing? Being able to read the tips and tricks we find all over tumblr? Communicating with our peers in written language? It’s pretty standard these days, with emails and facebook taking over, but not everyone can do it.
A startling 1 in 5 people globally cannot read or write. Did you know that? I didn’t.
We can all do our bit to improve the international literacy levels, and donating to The World Literacy Foundation is a great step to take, as they have projects aiding 80 countries.
You can donate directly by clicking here, or you can donate to Reading Out of Poverty here.
Can’t donate? No worries. It’s not always doable. What you can do though, is reblog this post, and help us create awareness so that these awesome people get the assistance they need to do their thing.
Reblogs, questions, and requests always welcome. You can check out our website here, or visit us on facebook here.
Most of my good thoughts never get Inked.
I say them out loud looking in the mirror and declare myself great.
No paper
No app
No memory
Of the
Garbage I
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Writer’s Problems
Me: Oh man, I have this amazing idea for a story!! AHHHH I have to start writing it right away! Me: Me: Me: Wow, I actually have to do research for this. Me: ... Me: Like a lot of research. I don’t know anything about this stuff. Also me: I’ll just keep running through this story in my mind rather than write it down because then I don’t have to do research.
And this, ladies and gentlemen, is why I never get any of my stories finished.
You'll write better when you
- Do it spontaneously
- Don't care about the mistakes
- Don't give focus to its structure
If you pour attention to these, you can't perfectly ink on the paper of what thoughts comes to your mind.
Write naturally.
Poetry is an art of carelessly scribbled words. The outcome of neither neatly written nor carefully typed.
Top 20 beyond basic tips to improve your descriptive writing 💭✒️
1. Involve your senses in descriptive writing, appealing to sight, sound, touch, taste, and smell.
2. Integrate dialogues effectively to bring characters and situations to life.
3. Use metaphors and similes to make your portrayals more vivid and imaginative.
4. Experiment with unique perspectives or points of view to add a fresh angle to your narrative.
5. Create a strong sense of atmosphere and mood to enhance the overall tone of your piece.
6. Include suspense or surprise elements to enchant your readers.
7. Use symbolism to add layers of meaning to your writing.
8. Develop a consistent and original voice that reflects your personal style.
9. Play with pacing to control the rhythm and flow of your narrative.
10. Show empathy in your character portrayals to make them more relatable.
11. Build pressure gradually and release it strategically for a compelling storyline.
12. Blend humor to inje1ct a touch of personality into your writing.
13. Employ the "show, don't tell" method by allowing actions to reveal emotions and motivations.
14. Break away from linear storytelling with non-linear narrative structures.
15. Try different genres to broaden your writing skills.
16. Frame memorable and thought-provoking endings that leave a lasting impression.
17. Invent a strong opening and closing sentence for each paragraph to enrich structure.
18. Capture unique and conceivable dialogue patterns to make characters distinct.
19. Develop a balance between description and action to maintain a dynamic pace.
20. Use literary devices like foreshadowing or symbolism to add depth to your writing.
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This is highly relatable 😂