Your weekend writing plan doesn’t need colour-coded tabs.
Pick one small job: 200 words, one story or three chapter ideas.
Then stop while it still feels manageable.
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@teacherwriters.bsky.socialYour weekend writing plan doesn’t need colour-coded tabs.
Pick one small job: 200 words, one story or three chapter ideas.
Then stop while it still feels manageable.
@inventingreality.bsky.socialA few letters: Disconsternation vs. consternation
#grammar #writingtips #amwriting #writingcommunity #writers
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@trynoguard.bsky.socialStop settling for the sanitized prose mainstream AIs spit out. Your characters need intimacy and moral complexity, not a corporate safety filter. Learn how to write unfiltered fiction that actually bites. #AIWriting #WritingTips
https://trynoguard.com/learn/uncensored-ai-for-writing-fiction
@scbwisandiego.bsky.socialHow to Build a Rollercoaster: Creating an Emotional Arc That Moves Your Story with Melissa Manlove, Executive Editor at Sourcebooks on Oct 17 at 2-4 pm PT on Zoom. Replay available. Learn more at:
www.scbwi.org/events/SCBWI...
#scbwi #childrensbooks #writingtips #kidlit #writing
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@hollyschindler.bsky.socialWhen did your protagonist know the kind of person they never wanted to become?
Avoidance and your character: youtu.be/5523Ckn5QNY?...
#writing #WritingCommunity #writingtips #writingabook #character #CharacterDevelopment #storytelling #Screenwriting #npc #ttrpg #writersofbluesky
@ayunabean.bsky.social5 Tips for Writer’s Block:
1. Reconnect With Your Story
2. Work Backwards From a Scene
3. Explore Your Characters Through Emotion
4. Get to Know Your Characters Beyond the Plot
5. Experiment With Your Own Characters Through Fanfiction
@aerynrudel.bsky.socialHow long should it take you to draft that first novel? A month? Three months? A year? Well, there’s no right answer, but in this article, I’ve quantified some options that have worked for me and might work for you, too.
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@denicepenrose.bsky.socialHow to stop arguing with the voice that says you can’t write:https://buff.ly/AICR5ES
via Daphne Gray-Grant
#AmWriting #WritingLife #SelfDoubt #WritingTips.
@gracereads06.bsky.socialOne thing I notice as a reader:
If I have to reread the same paragraph several times just to understand what’s happening, something probably needs a little more clarity.
@inventingreality.bsky.socialHow to Plot Your Story: Quick, Easy to Understand, Practical Tips #writingtip #writingtips #writingguide #amwriting #writingcommunity www.amazon.com/dp/194887220X
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@storyangles.bsky.socialCharacters Reveal the Writer’s Blind Spots. Who’s Missing from Your Story and Why It Matters.
#WritingCommunity #writing #writingtips #medium #storytelling #characters
@novlr.orgYears of reading teach us a lot about craft, and sometimes they hand us similes and descriptions we’ve never checked against real life. Today, we look at how “write what you know” applies to your style, and where creativity meets reality. #writingtips
@lauriewallmark.bsky.socialMarketing for Writers
How do you market your book and yourself?
#kidlitlinkoftheday #kidlit #writing #writingtips
@bestbookmonkey.bsky.socialWant readers to taste the mango, feel the jungle heat? Swing into this five-senses writing guide and spice up your scenes. https://www.writerswrite.co.za/how-to-use-the-five-senses-in-your-writing/ #WritingTips #IndieAuthors
@darlingaxe.comAlways aim to show more than you tell. Your readers will want to assess a character's actions and come to their own conclusions about who a character is and what she wants.
@trishhopkinsonpoet.bsky.socialAI‑generated emails are flooding writer inboxes with fake flattery, invented book titles, and fabricated awards. I break down what they look like, how to spot them, and what to do next. buff.ly/ozcYRag