adenoidal: if someone’s voice is adenoidal, some of the sound seems to come through their nose appealing: an appealing look, voice etc shows that you want help, approval, or agreement breathy: with loud breathing noises brittle: if you speak in a brittle voice, you sound as if you are about to cry croaky: if someone’s... Continue Reading →
Things I Try to Remember When I’m Nervous About Writing
writingpromptsandjunk: lunamanar: 1. Write what you want to read. 2. There is no problem with a story so great that it cannot be fixed in revision. Keep going. 3. If your story is as uncreative as you think it is, you wouldn’t want to write it so badly. You want to write it because there’s... Continue Reading →
Screenplay Format Guidelines
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Using Better, More Meaningful Symbolism
legit-writing-tips: or - “Using Better, More Meaningful Symbolism” Symbolism is a powerful element in storytelling. It’s also something that can be difficult to get a grasp on. One thing that I will tell any writer, amateur or experienced, is this. The best and most powerful way to incorporate symbolism into your stories is to look at... Continue Reading →
Hi, do you have tips you could reblog on how a romance should develop?
Helloo! I found some resources online that should help you a bunch. I guess we’ll call this the “Romance Masterlist”.Crafting “Real” RelationshipsDeveloping a Romance (in Your Romance Novel)Building Believable Love StoriesWriting Romance (in Fantasy)Romance: A SubplotEffective Romance and Sexual TensionRemember, if you don’t want to fall into a vat of cliché-ness, TV Tropes has a page about everything,... Continue Reading →
100 Words for Facial Expressions
smut-101: 1. Absent: not attentive, preoccupied, absent-minded 2. Agonized: as if in pain or tormented3. Alluring: powerfully and mysteriously attractive or fascinating; seductive 4. Appealing: attractive, in the sense of encouraging goodwill and/or interest5. Beatific: bestowing bliss, blessings, happiness 6. Bilious: spiteful; bad-tempered 7. Black: gloomy, pessimistic, dismal 8. Bleak: without hope or encouragement; depressing;... Continue Reading →
(via Inner monologue examples: Writing characters’ secret lives)…
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Introducing ReaderLinks and Author Helper
ReaderLinks
I have mentioned my author friend John Logsdon a number of times in this blog. Not only is he a book marketing guru who has helped me a lot with my own books, he has also been developing ReaderLinks; a website to help Indies in their everyday struggle to sell more books.
As John is a hugely successful Indie author himself, he has developed ReaderLinks to cover all of our needs: It includes a Book Calendar; a Sales Tracker; Tweet Management; a Global Links tool; and many more tools.
I’ve been part of his beta-testers for the past few months and I’m excited that the project has now reached the point where the launch build is ready. Check it out and subscribe to be notified when it launches! You can find out more by watching the video below.
The Author Helper
Except for developing ReaderLinks, John has also…
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writing resources masterpost
averycutemayor: i am just CRANKING out the masterposts. linked to original posts whenever possible. enjoy!! 100 beautiful words name generators plotting made simple places to put character descriptions guide to fantasy how to passive voice research resources regular masterpost i’m including bc of all the writing/grammar links for writers creating their own worlds/characters who and... Continue Reading →
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