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Beating Writer's block

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Grace Landry
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Kurt Vonnegut - The Shapes of Stories. Stumbled across this on a Google for something completely unrelated, but definitely going to use it to help frame the way I look at stories. And definitely re-reading Slaughterhouse Five sooner rather than later.
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knot garden of germander & santolina. Santolina -Evergreen with small button like flowers, comes is emerald and sage green, drought tolerant, repeals misquotes and is commonly used in fire brake plantings.
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100 ways to say Good
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Ten Writing Tips for Creating an Antagonist - How To Write Shop
Ten Tips for a Terrific Antagonist #writing #writetip
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On Writing
Your Character
Quotable - Barbara Poelle
If you're struggling with writing a character, write 20 things that the reader will never know about that character.
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Writer Block
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4 Best Writer's Block Infographics
Maybe this will help!
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30 Indispensable Writing Tips From Famous Authors
30 Indispensable Writing Tips from Famous Authors - this is definitely a pick me up article
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On Writing Characters in a Novel and Making Sure Readers Care About Them - Natasha Lester, Author
Creating an emotional connection to characters. Here are 4 things I consider in every scene; the attached article has lots more tips about writing characters your readers will care about.