
NaNoWriMo Preparation : Character Development-Part 1
Post originally part of the #Blogtober 2018. haracter development can be one of the more enjoyable parts of preparing your story. Pro tip, it can also be a great way to overcome writer’s block. For Part 1 we’ll look into some ways to get started with your characters. Every writer has a different style, so this list is more suggestions and character prompts for inspiration. Note, most of this will not make it into your novel. A well-defined character will make writing them easier, give motives for their reactions, and help make them more...
Homophones: Tail vs. Tale vs. Tell
It's easy to get these mixed up, especially when dictating. Post originally part of the #Blogtober2018, Day 3. oday in homophones we have tail vs. tale vs. tell. I wish to tell you a tale about a dragon whose tail was always getting him in trouble. Tail Tail (noun) : the appendage from the rear of an animal; the back side; side opposite of heads on a coin Tail (verb) : to follow, commonly in secret Tale Tale : a story fictional or non-fictional, recounted in writing or orally passed down Tell Tell (verb) : the vocalizing of information;...
Read and Read: My Bookshelf
Books to read and recently read (Originally post 2 of the #Blogtober 2018.) ead and Read” is an indulgent bullet journal spread of books to be read (plain spines) and already read (embellished spines.) (Below contains affiliate links. Affiliate links offer a way to support our content without any added cost to yourself.) My current developing library of recently read and to be read books: (in the spread are marked with a *, as I read the books, I'll update the picture and added the read books in bold) Fiction: A Game of Thrones (A Song of Ice...
