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THIS IS IMPORTANT. I'm always disappointed when I finish reading about the conflict and never get to see the consequences and how the After is dealt with and such.

War

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Deaf Characters

Deaf characters

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How to Kill a Character: The Checklist Infographic

Death

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Want the secret to writing a binge-worthy book series like The Hunger Games or Harry Potter? This post will teach you how to write a series that will knock your readers' socks off! | Blots & Plots -The Write Team
An infographic on traumatic brain injury including short term and long term symptoms Repinned by SOS Inc. Resources http://pinterest.com/sostherapy.

Injuries/medical information

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I can confirm this with accuracy. I'm not confused, I just don't really understand how people can go about their lives without worrying.
What You Need To Know To Write PTSD in Fiction – Everly Reed

Trauma

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For those who have - what helps you? - Imgur

Writing about disability and mental illness

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Creating a story

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Writing About Controversial Subjects in Your Fiction – Paula Writes
On avoiding romanticizing heavy topics

Themes, messages, and big issues

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Character point of view

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Some interesting stuff here

Writing tips

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WOW! Thank you, finally! I've haven't seen people talk about this! I wish more people knew for when they are trying to create empowering female characters, but they just play into stereotypes.
ve, sex, couples, sex couples, love sex, love hot, sex hot, girlfriends, having sex, marriage, irresistible, sex lives, Female Orgasm, Orgasm, Relationships, Married, passion, relations, Romance, sex life This is good if you want to create a whole new story!!!

Creating characters

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Plot development

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Eight Things Writers Forget When Writing Fight Scenes

Scene development

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I'm not really a fan of character deaths but sometimes they're necessary.
Tips for writing about grief and mourning... **The longer I think on it the more I realize the Molly cannot kill her James.. Can't take the childhood love clean out of her life again... for good XD
writing traumatized characters

Emotions/emotional scenes

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H. P. Lovecraft achieved posthumous fame through his works of horror fiction. He was virtually unknown and published only in pulp magazines before he died in poverty, but he is now regarded as one of the most significant 20th-century authors of horror and weird fiction. *very sad* #HPLovecraft #WritingInspioration #WritingTip #horror #WeirdTales

Book endings

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Quotable - Evan Marshall - Writers Write Creative Blog
Writing
Story starter

Opening scenes

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Beat Writers Block

Dealing with writer's block

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Go Teen Writers: 4 Tips for Writing Realistic Sibling Relationships

Friendships and Family relationships

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petition to end the fanfic mirror description pls
Character Development.

Describing Characters

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Eight Points To Consider When You Name Your Book - Writers Write
Writing-tiyles that stand out

Book Titles

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Historical Fiction Writing: Experts' Insight into the Genre
The 3 types of Time Travel

History

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Romance

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Character Development

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#writing #writingprompts #prompts #dialogue #reader #reading

Writing Prompts

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Showing, Not Telling

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