#writng tips

[writing-with-olive]

quick writing hack:

keep a waterbottle at your desk so that you can remember to stay hydrated, and so that you don’t have to loose your flow if you need water. It’s much better than a cup because you don’t have to worry if you accedentally knock it over in your quest to defeat the writer’s block monster.

[writingdotcoffee]

12 Character Archetypes to Help You Create Your Heroes

Having trouble creating believable characters for your novel? This post reveals how you can use character archetypes for inspiration.

[authorjoeypaul]

Talking about all the things I've learned writing the Dying Thoughts series and getting to the end! #Authortube

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[sgchirichstudyblr]

Article rewriting tips and and tricks

[writologyofficial]

Is Creativity Keeping Away from Effective Content Writing?

Quite often, freelance writers answer solely to themselves. In other words, they work independently and are their own bosses.

Is Creativity Keeping Away from Effective Content Writing?

[theauthorofus-blog]

Writing LGBT charters

I find that a rise in LGBT in books, tv, movie etc to be so inspiring an outstanding. I love how people are finally getting the idea that if you want your audience to feel a connection to a character you charter has to be real. A HUGE part of real life is the LGBT community.   But I dislike when shows and books just throw LGBT characters in there with no development. It is great to see some representation but why is that character gay for like two episodes or the last thirty seconds of a movie.

   When I first started writing LGBT I asked people I knew what it was like and the answer was always different. The only thing all those people had in common was it took time to find that part of themselves. It is so inspiring to hear those stories and to implement them can teach your audience such important lessons about self-discovery. When That story is just thrown in I feel like something great just got thrown out.

[thewriterinresidence]

Writing tip: There are, of course exceptions, but you have to portray your villain's actions as deplorable/reprehensible, instead of just assuming that your audience will know that you do not condone or agree with this behaviour. You have readers who will likely take you at face value, so you have to show through your writing that you understand that the behaviour is wrong

[writing-with-morgan]

One of the best things that writers need to practice is to write without a filter on the first draft. Go back and edit when you hit a stopping point. This lets your ideas out without limiting yourself. Don't worry about editing until you release your ideas first.