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novlr · 3 months
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Want to write a novel in a year? Join us for our community writing challenge in 2024 where we go from idea to publication-ready in only 12 months!
You'll find a link to join our Discord server through your Novlr dashboard. We'll have regular check-ins and accountability buddies ready to keep you motivated.
We can't wait to see all the stories you'll tell this year!
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roselyn-writing · 6 months
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That’s me 🖤
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ahopelessromantika · 27 days
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List 5 things that make you happy, then put this in the askbox for the last 10 people who reblogged from you! :3
--@luna-barton13
1. Materials that satisfy my hobbies (such as but is not limited to: yarn, crochet hooks, notebooks, art supplies, novels, etc.)
2. Anything that gives me validation (such as but is not limited to: compliments, affection, hugs, reblogs, likes, etc.)
3. Animals (any kind as long as it has fur)
4. Desserts (or anything sweet, really)
5. Fun stuff (such as but is not limited to: hangouts with friends, shopping for school supplies and make-up, quality time with my family, etc.)
-by ahopelessromantika-
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syrma-sensei · 2 years
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Me, a writer, looking at my wips and work in general:
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mary-is-writing · 24 days
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Last Line Tag
Thanks for the tag @writeouswriter @hippiewrites and @ahordeofwasps !!!
This is the last line I've wrote for Where Camellias Blossom:
"Teacher?! Teacher! Teacher!" Liu's cries were what finally got him to separate Liu from himself to see his face.
Needless to say, both mcs are not having a good time right now. It would be a shame if more bad things were about to happen to them, huh? huehuehue
I'll tag @gabelish @blind-the-winds @isherwoodj and open tag for anyone else who wants to!
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all-or-nothing-baby · 2 months
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if one person—just one—happens to have a fleeting moment where they wistfully remember reading something i've written? yeah that's enough for me.
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lightningmonarchda3 · 8 months
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Second Chapter of 'She's My James' Will Be Out Soon
ngl, the second chapter of She's My James will be out in a few days. I keep writing like six paragraphs, then stand up, waste 30-90mins, maybe go for a walk, then come and write another few paragraphs again. the cycle repeats.
She's My James by Depressed_ADHD_Bookworm on AO3
@sebbianas @chikoneeks @spookymoonie
@orionsgirl7lovegoodravenclaw @the-original-lore
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When someone likes your fic 😊😊
When someone reblogs your fic 🥰🥰
When someone comments on your fic 🤰🤰
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blob-blobsworld · 16 days
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toms-cherry-trees · 3 months
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Dear readers/fellow creators:
That creator you are so scared of interacting with? They are probably just as scared of you as you are of them. Go on, send that friendly DM/ask/comment/reblog. This is Tumblr we all are kids in the sandbox
Sincerely, a fellow sandbox kid
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justbreakonme · 1 year
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She’s so sick of writing sprints. She is more than welcome to sit at my desk with me, she even has a chair, she just won’t.
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novlr · 9 days
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Hi, how do you write a healthy sibling relationship?
I have a really bad one and I want my characters to get along, but still fight sometimes
Any help would be great
Sibling relationships are the first and often the most enduring bonds we form in life. They shape our identities, define our roles in the family, and teach us how to love, fight, forgive, and grow alongside another person.
For writers, capturing the intricacies of sibling dynamics can infuse stories with authenticity, depth, and emotional resonance that keeps readers turning pages. Here are some tips for how to write healthy sibling relationships:
Make them unique characters
Establish each sibling’s unique personality and role.
Give each sibling their own distinct personality, interests, strengths, and flaws.
Show how their personalities complement and contrast with each other.
Establish the roles and dynamics between the siblings (leader, peacemaker, rebel, etc.).
Avoid stereotypes and allow the siblings’ personalities to evolve over time.
Develop each sibling’s unique voice and communication style.
Give them contrasting but complementary skills and strengths.
Develop their relationship over time
Show how the siblings’ relationship strengthens as they grow up and go through life changes. Maybe they grow apart for a while but then reconnect later in life.
Give their relationship a story arc, showing how their bond matures and changes over the course of the story.
Explore how the siblings navigate major life events together, like the birth of a new sibling, a family move, losing a loved one, or a parent’s divorce.
Depict milestones and rites of passage where the siblings support or challenge each other, like learning to drive, graduating high school, starting college or a career.
Show how the siblings’ communication and conflict resolution skills improve (or deteriorate) over time. Perhaps they learn to express their feelings more openly, fight more fairly, or establish healthier boundaries as they mature.
Give them shared history and inside jokes
Build strong backstories into their characters with shared childhood experiences.
Show them laughing over inside jokes and funny memories only they understand.
Use shared history to show their bond, even when they’re fighting.
Have the siblings reference shared childhood possessions or special objects like a beloved stuffed animal they both cherished or a secret hideout only they knew about.
Show the siblings using a private language, code words, or shared vocabulary that only they understand.
Have them reminisce about funny or embarrassing childhood stories.
Let them learn from each other
Show the siblings teaching each other important life lessons.
Have them learn from each other’s mistakes and successes.
Show how the siblings challenge each other to step outside their comfort zones and try new things.
Depict moments where the siblings offer each other wise advice or a fresh perspective on a problem, demonstrating how well they understand and support one another.
Show how the siblings inspire each other to pursue their passions and dreams.
Depict the siblings’ learning to appreciate their differences and see them as strengths
Show unwavering loyalty and love
Depict the siblings standing up for each other in the face of adversity or conflict. They have each other’s backs, no matter what.
Portray the siblings making sacrifices for each other’s happiness or well-being.
Show the siblings being there for each other during tough times, like heartbreak, illness, or failure. Highlight how they offer comfort, encouragement, and unconditional support.
Illustrate the siblings’ fierce protectiveness of each other. Show them defending each other against bullies, naysayers, or anyone who threatens their bond.
Depict the siblings forgiving each other after arguments or misunderstandings. Show how their love helps them overcome hurt feelings and find understanding.
Portray the siblings expressing their love and appreciation for each other through both big gestures and small, everyday acts of kindness.
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roselyn-writing · 6 months
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Kudos to the fanfic writers (to any fandom) who writes better than the writers themselves (especially NRS) this is from me to you! 👏🏻👏🏻✨👌🏻
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little-shadows-story · 4 months
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A little help?
I'm planning on starting to post Little Shadows in other places, mainly AO3 and, dare I say, Wattpad. This as a way to reach a wider audience and maybe attract one or two more readers.
Is there any platform out there that you think could fit a work like LS? Somewhere that's good to post original fiction in short form? If you do, please do tell me!!
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valmare · 9 months
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Aaaahhhh! Only 11 more followers to get to 300, and then y’all get your Val celebration!
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mary-is-writing · 16 days
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No context line Tag
Thanks for the tag @blind-the-winds
This is a line from The Second Floor Shop, in one of the early chapters:
"Are you sure this is enough?" Bino started to feel pity and to think maybe they should give her the money after all.
Eiza has, um, peculiar ideas of what other people can do to pay her for her services.
I don't have any funny out of context lines, sorry xd
I'll tag @oh-no-another-idea and give an open tag for everyone who wants to do it!!
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