Four Chocolate Eggs & A Diet Cherry Pepsi
these are the only treats I have till I make word count.
Your Challenges: 20 Day Recommendation Challenge
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20 Day Recommendation Challenge
Day 01 : Recommend a book(s)
Day 02 : Movie(s), drama(s), or anime
Day 03 : Restaurant(s)
Day 04 : Place(s) to travel to or visit
Day 05 : Product(s)
Day 06 : Website(s)
Day 07 : Food(s)
Day 09 : Drink(s)
Day 10 : Artist(s) —…Kinda wanting to do a challenge. This one seems good. :]
Your Challenges: 30 Day Introspective Challenge
30 DAY INTROSPECTIVE CHALLENGE
This challenge is all about you: your values, your beliefs, your true essence. Answer the questions thoughtfully and truthfully in order to gain a greater understanding of who you really are.
1. How old would you be if you didn’t…
Your Challenges: 20 Day States Challenge
in response to all the state requests that we have been getting lately, i decided to just make a general challenge about the states, which can be adapted to any state or area that you live in!
01. State that you’re from
02. A map of your state
03. City/Town that…
Your Challenges: 10 day road trip and vaction challenge
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* use day 1 as the day before you leave*
Day 1: your luggage or what ever you’re bringing & where you’re going.Day 2: your ride and first stop for stretch break
Day 3: view outside your hotel/motel (or whatever you’re staying in) window
Day 4: what…
Fuck Yeah Character Development!: Writing Child Characters
A couple of weeks ago I made a post on writing teenagers, I don’t believe we’ve made a post on child characters recently. So here we go!
Child characters are different to adult characters for several reasons which are stated below. However these differences should make no…
Nonsexual Intimacy
For Asexual Awareness Week, Elizabeth Barrette, aka ysabetwordsmith, posted a list of types of nonsexual intimacy that I found really interesting both as an asexual and as a writer:
The Last Book I Loved: Cataclysm Baby
The Last Book I Loved is an ongoing series with The Rumpus to highlight emerging Tumblr writers (and the books they love). Want to have your essay considered? Submit it here.
Cataclysm Baby, a short story collection by Matt Bell, explores fatherhood under the guise of a book of baby names. The innocent abecedary form belies the book’s dark contents. I don’t think it would be inappropriate to place the collection in the horror genre, if only to align it with my own desires and my love affair with horror movies. But the book certainly contains enough blood, guts, and magic to earn a place there.
• Write backwards. Start from the feeling you want the audience to have at the end and then ask “How might that happen?” continually, until you have a beginning. • Reveal yourself in your writing, especially the bits you don’t like. • Accept that, as a result, people you don’t know won’t like you. • Try not to give characters jobs that really only appear in plays; the deliberately idiosyncratic (eg “the guy who changes the posters on huge billboards at night”) or the solipsistic (eg “writer”).
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Top artists reveal how to find creative inspiration | Culture | The Guardian
Great advice — take what you need from it.
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