Post by Shizuka on Apr 11, 2012 22:36:47 GMT -6
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a guide to writing and roleplaying, even when you don't feel like it.
[/ul]read another author's (or roleplayers) writing[/color]
), my writing becomes a bit more polished and descriptive and I often will find words or adjectives that I would have otherwise never thought to use. when you're reading, try to pay attention to the characters, the authors words, and any interesting metaphors or figures of speech used. sometimes sitting down with a good novel or story can inspire you to work on your own writing or developing your characters. when i'm feeling unmotivated and maybe a bit bored, I will also read tips or guides on writing. this can help because I will often want to try out what I just learned. here are some sites that I frequent:
-Classic Reader - a website with free classic books. i love it!
-Fanfiction.net - well this is a given! there are a lot of good writers here for mostly fandoms.
-FictionPress - an extension of fanfiction.net, i believe. its a collection of all kinds of writers and writing, not just fandoms.
[/ul]brainstorm[/color]
[/ul]drabble[/color]
-Writing Prompts and More - this site has a MILLION resources. check it out!
-One Sentence - true stories, told in one sentence. awesome for inspiration :]
-Prompts - oh my gosh, i could spend HOURS on this site. just hover over a number and get a prompt!
-Daily Prompt Gen - not as awesome as the others, but still useful.
[/ul]listen to music[/color]
-How To Write Good
-Cliche Finder
-Websites for Writers
-Character "Feelings" Chart
-Writing World: General Fiction
[/ul]well, thats all I got for now. I will occasionally add more links and ideas as they come to me – but I really hope this guide has helped in some way! happy writing :][/blockquote][/blockquote]
[/color][/font]GET INSPIRED.
a guide to writing and roleplaying, even when you don't feel like it.
[/ul]read another author's (or roleplayers) writing[/color]
), my writing becomes a bit more polished and descriptive and I often will find words or adjectives that I would have otherwise never thought to use. when you're reading, try to pay attention to the characters, the authors words, and any interesting metaphors or figures of speech used. sometimes sitting down with a good novel or story can inspire you to work on your own writing or developing your characters. when i'm feeling unmotivated and maybe a bit bored, I will also read tips or guides on writing. this can help because I will often want to try out what I just learned. here are some sites that I frequent:-Classic Reader - a website with free classic books. i love it!
-Fanfiction.net - well this is a given! there are a lot of good writers here for mostly fandoms.
-FictionPress - an extension of fanfiction.net, i believe. its a collection of all kinds of writers and writing, not just fandoms.
[/ul]brainstorm[/color]
[/ul]drabble[/color]
-Writing Prompts and More - this site has a MILLION resources. check it out!
-One Sentence - true stories, told in one sentence. awesome for inspiration :]
-Prompts - oh my gosh, i could spend HOURS on this site. just hover over a number and get a prompt!
-Daily Prompt Gen - not as awesome as the others, but still useful.
[/ul]listen to music[/color]
-How To Write Good
-Cliche Finder
-Websites for Writers
-Character "Feelings" Chart
-Writing World: General Fiction
[/ul]well, thats all I got for now. I will occasionally add more links and ideas as they come to me – but I really hope this guide has helped in some way! happy writing :][/blockquote][/blockquote]
