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thewrittentales · 10 months
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Weekend Writing Challenge, You In? - Written Tales Magazine Head over to Substack and lets see what your creative juices are made of. I dare you! https://writtentales.substack.com/p/weekend-writing-challenge-you-in/comments
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chezagnes · 1 year
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Mirando hacia arriba, en esta noche oscura, las estrellas brillaban titilantes. Un suspiro se escapó de mis labios mientras sujetaba mi manta con más fuerza. Era una noche preciosa, y las estrellas brillaban intensamente, haciendo que pareciera como si alguien hubiera derramado polvo de diamantes sobre el cielo negro. Busqué las constelaciones sobre las que solías contarme historias: Andrómeda, la dama encadenada; Acuario, El Portador de Agua o Casiopea, Reina del Cielo Nocturno. Localicé las 4 estrellas que marcan el Crux y los siete puntos de las Pléyades, Los Osos... con ellos volví a aquellas noches en la playa cuando me enseñabas sus secretos, y una lágrima caliente recorrió mi mejilla. #creativepromptsforwriting #writing #prompts #inspiration #writingprompts #writingadvice #writinginspirations #writingexercise #writingmotivation #writingcommunity #writeblr #writingprompt #writersoninstagram #october #writinginspo #ChezAgneswritings #chezagnesautumn #otoñochezagnes #quotes #frases #escribir #escritos #escrituracreativa #starrynight #nocheestrellada (en Madrid, Spain) https://www.instagram.com/p/CpYKhZoDdSr/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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riverienights · 1 year
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Your presence is all matters❤ - - - #writerscommunity #writings #writinginspirations #romanticquotes #poemsoftheday #lovepoems #lovequotes #quotestagram #quotesandsayings #romanticpoetry #beginnerwriter✍️ #writeraofindia #writerlife #writers_together #bookstagram #booksandcoffee https://www.instagram.com/p/Cn91VTfPVct/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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ladyangelsea · 1 year
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❄𝗠𝗢𝗢𝗗𝗕𝗢𝗔𝗥𝗗 & 𝗦𝗡𝗜𝗣𝗣𝗘𝗧❄ 𝗧𝗵𝗲𝗺𝗲 - 𝗧𝗮𝗸𝗲 𝗮 𝗪𝗮𝗹𝗸 𝗢𝘂𝘁𝗱𝗼𝗼𝗿𝘀 𝗗𝗮𝘆 Here's the snippet I wrote for my Regency Era time travel romance! 🥰🥰🥰 *** The sun broke free from the cerulean sky, and the sublime sonata of birdsong filled the air. The new day mist rolled across the downs carrying with it the truth of what my life was becoming. Had I been reduced to a woman pining for a man who could have been gone for good? I gulped, feeling my heart twitch at the idea of losing him. *** Tap the ‘heart’ if you enjoyed the snippet! ❤️ ❄❄❄ #cottagecorecommunity #regencycore #romanceauthors #authorofinstagram #bookstagrammersunite #romancereaders #romancebook #timetravelromance #ireadromance #romanceauthorsofinstagram #bookstagramchallenge #takeawalkoutdoorsday #cottagecorestyle #amwritinghistoricalfiction #cottagecoreaesthetics #romancenovelist #cottagecorevibes #romancebookstagrammer #regencyromancebooks #writinginspirations #romancewriter #amwritingromance #writerswritesnippets #readromance #historicalromancenovel #writingcommunityofinsta #historicalromance #regencystyle #regencyera #regencyromance (at Naperville, Illinois) https://www.instagram.com/p/CnpHPDDLIyn/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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Conquering the Writing Slump: Reignite Your Creativity and Motivation
Every writer experiences it at some point: the dreaded writing slump. It's that sinking feeling when your creativity seems to have gone into hibernation, leaving you staring at a blank page. But fear not! In this blog post, I'll help you explore unique and effective strategies to help you break free from the writing slump and reignite your motivation to write. Whether you're a seasoned writer or just starting out, these carefully crafted steps will guide you back to your creative flow.
Step 1: Reconnect with Your Writing Purpose
Take a moment to reconnect with your writing purpose. What drove you to start writing in the first place? Was it the desire to tell captivating stories, impart knowledge, or share your unique perspective? Reflect on your initial motivations and remind yourself of the passion that ignited your writing journey. This reconnection will serve as a powerful source of inspiration to propel you forward.
Step 2: Embrace the Power of Mindset
Your mindset plays a crucial role in overcoming a writing slump. Instead of viewing it as an insurmountable obstacle, shift your perspective and see it as an opportunity for growth. Embrace the belief that challenges are stepping stones to success. Cultivate a positive mindset, affirming your ability to overcome the slump and rediscover your writing mojo.
Step 3: Rediscover Your Writing Identity
Sometimes, a writing slump occurs when you feel disconnected from your writing identity. Take the time to rediscover who you are as a writer. Reflect on your unique writing style, voice, and the themes that resonate with you. Reconnecting with your writing identity will reignite the spark of creativity and motivate you to put pen to paper once again.
Step 4: Set Realistic Writing Goals
Setting realistic goals is essential in reclaiming your motivation. Break down your larger writing projects into smaller, achievable milestones. By doing so, you'll experience a sense of accomplishment as you complete each task, fueling your motivation to tackle the next one. Remember, progress, no matter how small, is still progress.
Step 5: Cultivate a Writing Ritual
Establishing a writing ritual can work wonders in overcoming a slump. Designate a specific time and place for your writing practice. Create a personalized ritual that helps you transition into a focused and creative mindset. It could be lighting a scented candle, playing calming music, or even performing a short meditation. The familiarity of your ritual will signal to your brain that it's time to unleash your creativity.
Step 6: Experiment with Writing Prompts
Writing prompts serve as catalysts for fresh ideas and inspiration. Seek out unique writing prompts that resonate with your interests and writing style. They can be found in books, online websites, or even through random word generators. Embrace the challenge of writing within given constraints, and witness how it sparks your creativity and motivates you to write again.
Step 7: Engage in Stream-of-Consciousness Writing
Stream-of-consciousness writing is a powerful technique to bypass your inner critic and tap into your subconscious mind. Set a timer for 10-15 minutes and write whatever comes to mind without censorship or judgment. Allow your thoughts to flow freely, even if they seem disjointed or nonsensical. This exercise can unlock hidden ideas and awaken your creative energy.
Step 8: Seek Inspiration from Other Creative Outlets
Sometimes, finding inspiration outside of writing can reignite your creative fire. Engage in other artistic outlets such as painting, photography, or music. Immerse yourself in nature, visit art galleries, or attend live performances. These experiences will stimulate your senses, refresh your perspective, and infuse your writing with newfound inspiration.
Step 9: Collaborate with Fellow Writers
Collaboration can be a powerful motivator. Seek out fellow writers and engage in collaborative projects, writing circles, or workshops. Sharing ideas, receiving constructive feedback, and discussing challenges with like-minded individuals will invigorate your creative spirit. Embrace the sense of camaraderie and support that comes from being part of a writing community.
Step 10: Embrace Self-Care and Recharge
Self-care is vital for overcoming a writing slump. Take care of your physical, mental, and emotional well-being. Engage in activities that recharge your creativity, such as practicing mindfulness, exercising, or immersing yourself in a favorite hobby. Prioritize self-care to create a balanced and nurturing environment for your writing to flourish.
Defeating the writing slump requires a combination of self-reflection, mindset shifts, and proactive steps. By reconnecting with your writing purpose, embracing a positive mindset, exploring new writing techniques, seeking inspiration from various sources, and nurturing your well-being, you will reignite your motivation to write and unleash your full creative potential. Remember, every writer encounters temporary setbacks, but it's your resilience and determination that will guide you back to the page. So, embrace these unique steps, trust in your abilities, and let your words flow once again. Happy writing!
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2soulscollide · 1 year
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10 underrated tips to become a better writer
hello hello, it's me again!
today i want to share some tips to improve your writing!
1. write in a different style
sometimes it's important to step out of our comfort zone, especially when it comes to writing. the next time you sit down to write for a bit, try to do something different from usual... try poetry if you always write prose; try fantasy if your thing is mystery; try adventure if you only write romance. it's up to you, just do it! who knows if you discover a new passion while trying this exercise...
2. write from a different point of view
i know it can be tempting to always write from a certain point of view, or to always use the same narrator voice, but (like on the first topic) sometimes change is needed to improve. you'll see things from another perspective, and maybe you can have a brilliant idea!
3. write with music
this one is one of my favorites! i love music, my spotify is full of playlists, one for each mood. try to create different playlists for your stories, and pick songs that motivate you, or that make you feel like you're one of the characters of your novel. this will not only give you a boost to write but also make you feel inspired.
4. set a timer
i always do this! it's a life changer. i started doing the pomodoro method to study and realized how effective it is. it's the same when it comes to writing: set about thirty minutes to write (it's up to you, depending on for how long you can be productive) and ten to fifteen minutes to relax. you'll see how much more work you can do with this method!
5. use prompts
you know how much i love prompts! i think they're so useful and help us so much to become more creative. they are a great way to step out of our comfort zone and develop someone else's idea in a span of a few minutes or hours.
oh, and if you're feeling adventurous, try this month's writing challenge!
6. write in a different place
guys! change your writing environment sometimes, especially when you're feeling overwhelmed or drained. i know it can be tempting to always sit on your sofa / bed / favorite chair, but sometimes we get so accustomed to the same place, that our creativity slows down, as well as our motivation. try to go outside to a park or a café, it can be so fun and you'll feel like the main character. or maybe, if you don't want to be in public, try another room in your house! just make sure you feel comfortable and don't have distractions around you.
7. change your writing support
do you always write on your computer? try to disconnect for a while, grab a pen and a paper, and let your imagination flow. it can be so freeing to write by hand sometimes, especially when you're plotting a novel! how cool it is to draw a scheme to connect all the characters and locations, and to doodle...!
8. find a writing buddy
personally, i don't have one, but i know it can be such a fun way to keep you motivated and to keep yourself (and the other person) accountable. it's great to have someone to share your ideas with, to give and receive feedback, and to lift you up to write when you don't like doing so.
9. write yourself a letter
trust me, it's amazing. it can be to your present self, past, or future, it's up to you. tell yourself what your writing goals are, what you are writing, how you see yourself in the future, what you're satisfied with your writing style, etc. just let it flow and re-read it whenever you feel unmotivated.
10. write with a sense of humor
i know it's not everyone's cup of tea, but it can be so fun sometimes. try something less serious when you don't feel like writing. try to come up with a joke mid-dialogue, write a fun scene or re-write a serious scene in a less serious way. this exercise can be great to see things from another perspective, to try a different style, or to lift up your mood.
i hope this was useful! have a nice day!
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scriptwriters-network · 8 months
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The ability of writers to imagine what is not the self, to familiarize the strange and mystify the familiar, is the test of their power.
Toni Morrison
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plotandelegy · 8 months
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P1 -Types of Scarcity in Post-Apocalyptic Fiction: A Comprehensive Guide to Survival Elements in Dystopian Worlds
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Understanding the Types of Scarcity
Material Resources: First, start with food, water, fuel, and ammo. Once you have the basics, move to less commonly thought-about things like batteries, clothing, scrap metal, and wood.
Skills and Knowledge: Doctors, engineers, survival experts, and mechanics would be some people worth knowing or being in a post-apocalyptic world. What if there were none?
Emotional Resources: Once the world goes to hell, trust and community become resources. Surviving sometimes means getting along with others; you'll want all parties to mean it. Getting fed to a zombie so someone can escape sounds like no fun. 
Information: Who are you going to let hold the map for you? Things can get harder on your team if it gets stolen, left behind, or destroyed. In a world without GPS, information is a resource; let's face it, you must trust its handler. 
This is part one of a five-part writing guide to post-apocalyptic scarcity. Tune in next time for a more in-depth breakdown of scarcity and who makes the decisions? Not me, that's for sure. I'd probably be the one used as zombie bait first.
-Indigo Everly
Want more advice? Check out my other articles!
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worldanvil · 5 months
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Writing a gripping fantasy novel requires careful planning, skillful execution, and a deep understanding of the genre. By following these tips, you can write your fantasy book with confidence!
https://blog.worldanvil.com/writing-advice/write-fantasy-book-7-tips-for-a-spellbinding-novel/
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fascinomae · 7 months
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Neil Gaiman On Writing
Authors’ reflections on the craft of writing from my curated collection of literary quotes. Discover insights and inspiration for your writing at RolandoAndresRamos.com
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yulia-inferis · 4 days
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Hedonistic Sprees
Another club, another girl, another tongue in my cheek 
When you told me your ex was never like me
Another binge, another drink, another DUI spree 
When we threw our beer bottles off the mountainous mornings 
Another brawl, another date with the courtroom in a week 
When the judge might choose more than probation for me 
Another fling, another haircut, another identity 
When these old ones have come to meet their expiry 
I remember when she undressed within the taxi at 3 
In the night when he asked for money from what he'd seen 
At the gas station, I cashed all my savings this week 
Heading toward a hotel to finish the deed 
Your male friend was supposedly jealous of me 
Showing his muscles and flexing for free 
Then he began to shout at you and scream 
As you knocked his ass straight off the balcony
Your girlfriend came to break up these things 
And decided to also tag along up with Me
I splurged on a motel with both women on their knees
Finally, seeing how dull is this reality  
I woke up with pain all over my body
Went to the cupboard and found a Bible with writing
Saying there shall be no more death, neither sorrow, nor crying 
Seeing blood stains and white streaks on the edge of that sighting 
Realizing I mysteriously lost a portion of my money 
What am I doing? This is never what I'm pursuing 
I called up a friend to pick me up before they leave
These girls were mechanical in their sniffing of speed 
Emotionless and uncaring in the way that they speak
They demeaned their male friend in the way that he leaves
Saying all men are not worth the suffering 
They’re uncanny in the way they act like human beings
Questioning if I'm similar to what I'm actually seeing  
I headed out the door before they could follow me 
And I drove with my friend...
3 hours back to my city 
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thewrittentales · 2 months
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Kathy Whipple shares a heartfelt non-fiction piece, 'Chantou,' inviting readers into a world of memories and connections. 💞 Submissions open at Written Tales. Follow & subscribe for touching narratives! https://writtentales.substack.com/p/chantou
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chezagnes · 1 year
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Me encanta cuando por fin llegamos a Andalucía y todo el espacio llano cambia abruptamente a montaña rocosa y luego a las plantaciones de olivos. Mires donde mires, ves todos esos árboles perfectamente alineados que, debido a la distancia, parecen diminutas bolas de algodón verde. Siempre siento que me relajo al instante cuando los veo. Los olivos tienen ese efecto en mí. Son mi tipo de árbol favorito, no sé. Ahí están, rizados y arraigados al suelo, como si llevaran toda la vida observándonos. Parecen tan viejos, tan llenos de conocimiento... y la forma en que se vuelven plateados cuando sopla el viento. Es increíble. Además... dado que es precisamente de su fruto de donde obtenemos nuestro dorado aceite de oliva, cualquiera puede imaginar por qué es un árbol tan maravilloso. @creativepromptsforwriting #creativepromptsforwriting #writing #prompts #inspiration #writingprompts #writingadvice #writinginspirations #writingexercise #writingmotivation #writingcommunity #writeblr #writingprompt #writersoninstagram #writinginspo #ChezAgneswritings #escritura #escrituracreativa #escribir #escritos #intuition #intuicion #creativeprompts #creativeprompt #escritos #ejerciciodeescritura (en Marbella, Spain) https://www.instagram.com/p/CqgNTm3jMqj/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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prowritingkit · 8 months
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em-dash-press · 10 months
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This week's writing prompt will challenge you to flip the script by writing from the perspective of a character archetype that typically gets a background presence.
Check out the prompt here!
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Announcing "Convincing Tumblr To Read My Followers' Books" Event! Submit Your Story Synopsis here!
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Exciting news! I'm so thrilled to announce the launch of my latest event: "Convincing Tumblr To Read My Followers' Books." This is your chance to shine as a writer and gain exposure for your works-in-progress (WIPs) or published books.
Here's how it works: You, my talented followers, are invited to submit your story synopses and descriptions using the prompts provided below and inside the google form. Whether you're an aspiring author with a captivating WIP or a seasoned writer with a published masterpiece, this event is for you!
Once submitted, your stories synopsis and details will be featured right here on my Tumblr blog page. This platform provides you with the opportunity to showcase your creativity and connect with readers and fellow writers from all corners of the internet. It's the perfect chance to gain followers, receive feedback, and expand your audience.
But that's not all! As readers, you'll have the chance to explore a treasure trove of literary gems. Dive into intriguing synopses, discover new voices, and immerse yourself in captivating narratives crafted by your fellow Tumblr users.
Here are some of the prompts for submission:
Title of your book
Brief synopsis or description
What inspired you to write this book?
Main themes explored in your book
Genre(s) of your book
This event isn't just about promoting your work—it's about celebrating the power of storytelling and fostering a supportive community of writers and readers.
Submit your stories using the prompts in the google form. Fill it out and join us in "Convincing Tumblr To Read My Followers' Books." Let's make magic happen, one story at a time!
Happy Writing - Rin T.
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