The Writing Hour

Dim the lights, turn up the screen brightness, take out your favorite pen and pencil, brew a nice cup of your favorite beverage, and prepare the music to set you in the mood. We're going to have a writing hour. 

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Shout out to writers out there spending hours, days, or weeks struggling with their stories - struggling to get the words right, struggling to make the story cohesive, struggling just to write

Shout out to writers who pour a ton of love, devolution and time into a story they’re super proud or and excited to share but end up getting little to no feed back on it

Shout out to writers who feel under appreciated in an environment where creative thinking is highly celebrated but so much of that enthusiasm is geared towards artists that they feel lost in the shadows 

Shout out to writers who have quit because they felt their writing wasn’t good enough, because they weren’t getting any feedback, because no matter how much effort they expended, they got the same response they did when they started out

Shout out to writers who work their butts off to get exposure, to get themselves known and still end up with little to no recognition 

Shout out to writers who stare down at their keyboard or empty Word document and wonder what the point is 

Shout out to writers who continue to write regardless. Shout out to writers who need that support and love to keep writing. Shout out to writers who are told their works suck or they’re a terrible writer, and feel so discouraged they want to stop. Shout to writers who appreciate all notes - whether they’re reblogs or likes. Shout out to writers who get excited every time someone reblogs their fic. 

Shout out to writers. To those who can spin out a fic easy, to those who have to spend so many stressful hours in front of a computer screen to just get out a sentence, to those who write original stuff, to those who write fanfiction, to all of those who write. A big, loving shout out to all y’all. 

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Five Ways to Twist the Chosen One Cliche

Many, many popular books use the “Chosen One” storyline. The basic idea is that some unsuspecting, ordinary character is actually a hero (often, but not always, a prophesied hero) and is the only o…

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Conquering the First Draft: How Do I Begin the Story?

“How do I begin my story?” people ask me often. They have their idea and sometimes even their outlining and research done. Yet they’re looking at the cursor winking at them mockin…

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Sometimes there’s a hero who is darker than an anti-hero. This character is amoral or morally challenged. We found this article on 109.com and we thought they came up with some great ideas to get your readers on this type of character’s side.

Nine ways to make readers care

Make their ends noble even if their means are evil

Ensure there is a line even they won’t cross

Give them someone or something they care about

Show us how they lost their moral compass

Make everyone else worse than they are

Give them a sense of humour

Make them lose

Falsely accuse them of worse crimes

Make everyone hate them

Read the full article here: 10 Ways to Make Everyone Root for Your Amoral Protagonist

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Nine Ways to Make Readers Care for an Amoral Protagonist

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