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thatwritergen:I like writing realistic women; women who are stoic and try to suppress or hide...

thatwritergen:

I like writing realistic women; women who are stoic and try to suppress or hide their tears, women who cry at anything or who cry when they’re angry then get angrier because no one will take them seriously with tear streaked faces. Women who tell men to stop grabbing their hand when they’re fleeing from danger and women who hold on and won’t let go even after the danger has cleared. Warrior women, motherly women, women who aren’t sure where they belong or what they want to be.
We need more stories about well developed, realistic women.

noisy-pics:Artworks by Mist XG

noisy-pics:

Artworks by Mist XG

promptsgalore:Write about waking up in a bed that isn’t yours.

promptsgalore:

Write about waking up in a bed that isn’t yours.

k-frances:k-frances:(art credit)Check out the newly formed...

k-frances:

k-frances:

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Check out the newly formed Writer’s Library, a place where I’ve organized all my writerly tags for your viewing pleasure. You’ll find loads of prompts divided into categories, as well as writing advice, reference, and good old fashion writing humor. 

I’ve added a new category to the Writer’s Library! Writing Quotes now available for your perusal!

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When you have to write a synopsis

desperatelyseekingwords:

"Five hundred words per day. If you think they are bad, put them in the folder called dying. Once you..."

“Five hundred words per day. If you think they are bad, put them in the folder called dying. Once you know they’re bad, put them in the folder called dead. Darwin would be pleased.”

- Aaron Hirsh
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"We’re all one beat away from becoming elevator music."

“We’re all one beat away from becoming elevator music.”

- Don DeLillo, The Art of Fiction No. 135
(via theparisreview)

harpersbazaar:Harper Lee’s Best Quotes In honor of the...

harpersbazaar:

Harper Lee’s Best Quotes

In honor of the legendary author’s passing, BAZAAR recounts some of her most iconic words. 

See them all.