All photoshoot of TDKR Here
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I'm a little obsessed
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“I have a few last-minute points to award.”
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“When we’re holding on to something precious, we run. We run and run as fast as we can and we don’t stop running until we’re out from under the shadow”
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1000 years of time and space. The last of the time lords. The Oncoming Storm. The man who’s going to save your lives, and all 7 billion people on the planet below. He’s asking for ice-cream.
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“Don’t steal that one, steal this one.”
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these words are my diary: Masterlist of Writing Help for Writers
*always adding more
General Writing Tips, Guides and Advice
- How to be Confident in Your Writing
- Start Your Novel Already!
- Why First Chapters Matter
- How to Outline a Novel
- Incorporating Flashbacks
- Word Building 101
Common Mistakes in Writing- Tips on Getting Started
- What Not to Do
- 7 Tips to Become a Better Writer from Stephen King
- How to Use Reading to Become a Better Writer
- Why Writers Must Read
- How to Finish What You Start: A Five-Step Plan for Writers
- 31 Ways to Find Inspiration for Your Writing
- 10 Tips to Write Fanfiction
- Writing a Blurb
10 Writing Tips- Perfecting Description
- Point of View
- Speed Up Your Writing
- Recieving Bad News
- Useful Writing Apps
- Avoiding Clichés
- Writing Lessons
- Finding Inspiration
Plot and Conflict
- What is Conflict?
- Where’s Your Conflict?
- Adding Conflict to Your Scenes
- Guides for Using Inner Conflict That Makes Sense
- Plotting Your Novel
- Internal and External Conflict
- The Top Ten Plotting Problems
- The Elements of Plot Development
- Plot Help
- Writing a Plot Your Own Way
- Plot Development
- Develop a Plot
- Tension and Conflict
- Your Plot, Step by Step
- Plot vs. Exposition
- Plot and Conflict
Character Development
- How to Describe the Body Shape of Female Characters
- Character Apperance Help
- Words to Describe Voice
- Body Language Cheat Sheet
- Character Development Exercises
- 101 Character Development Questions
- Art of Character Development
- Introducing Characters
- Characters You Need to Reinvent
- Making Characters Likeable
- Heros and Villains
- Describing Clothing
- Understanding Body Language
- 100 Positive Traits
- Mental Illness in Writing
- Conflicts and Characters
- Indifferent, Distant Characters
- Bitchy Characters
Describing Voice- Being a Bitch
- Heartless Bitch
- Writing Nice Characters
- Character Questionnaire
- Mental Disorders
- Writing Characters with Mental Illness
- Writing Male Characters
Playing Male CharactersBreaking Sterotypes- Characters with Glasses
- Rebellious Characters
- Writing Female Characters
- Writing Intriuging Male and Female Characters
Spelling, Punctuation and Grammar
- Placement of Speech Tags
- Grammar and Spelling
- Grammar Slammer!
- American vs. British Grammar
- HyperGrammar
- Grammar Girl
- Punctuating Dialogue
- How to Use the Semicolon
- Introduction to the Basic Rules of Punctuation
- Comma 101
- All About Dialouge
- 11 Grammar Tips
- Comma Usage
- Correct Use of Apostrophe
- Proofreading
Transition Words- 40+ Tips to Improve your Grammar and Punctuation
- Better Writing: Grammar & Spelling
- Semicolons and Colons
- Underlining and Italicizing
- Dashes and Parentheses
- Hyphens
- Apostrophes
- The Ellipsis
- List of 1000+ Adjectives
All About Names
- List of Names
- 100 Most Popular Names
- Sci-Fi Names
- Sci-Fi Names Part 2
- Name Berry
- Behind the Name
- Fantasy Name Generator
- 20,000+ Names From Around the World
- Victorian Era Names
- How to Choose a Name
- Naming Your Characters
- Give Your Character the Perfect Name
- Name that Character!
- 10 Tips to Name Your Character
Genre Based
- 20 Tips to Writing Love Scenes
- On Love And Sex
- All That Sex!
- Writing “Real” Men in Romance Fiction
- Kissing
- How to Write a Kissing Scene: Valentine Edition
- How to Write a Kiss? And Should You Write Sex?
- The Keys to Conflict
- Writing Gender-Specific Dialouge
- Things Smut Writers Should Know
- How to Write a Sex Scene
- 3 Secrets to Writing Sex
- Writing Love Scenes
- Why You Should Write Love Stories
- How to Write Horror
- Horror Sub-Genres
- Horror Plot Cliches
- 25 Things You Should Know About Writing Horror
- Plot and Character in Horror Fiction
- 7 Laws of Comedy
5 Secrets for Improving Comedy Writing- How to Break into Comedy
- How to Be Funny
- Mystery Writing Lessons
- 10 Rules for Mystery
- Mystery Writing
Other
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Mutant and Proud
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Character archetype: the Mentor
The best teacher is not the one who knows most but the one who is most capable of reducing knowledge to that simple compound of the obvious and wonderful.
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