fuckyeahcharacterdevelopment:

robersonvivian:

By Rachel Aaron

I love this advice, especially since my writing schedule tends to fluctuate like crazy. Definitely going to implement these tips in the future!

Guys, this isn’t some dumb little tip for something like NANO.  This is how to improve your writing efficiency and not waste time.

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onedirectionismyepiclove:

it really wouldn’t have been the end of the world if ian had just hugged that girl. seriously. it wouldn’t have hurt if he had told the security guard to let her through and give her a hug and a kiss. i mean, he surely knows how he would have made her day. i’m just saying, if my favourite actor…

He was knocked down in a scuffle with some fans who wanted his hat, so yeah, I don’t blame him for being cautious of someone running up to meet him.  Nine out of ten fans might be cool, but it’s the tenth one who’s not cool who mucks things up for everybody.

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writing-emma:

While mannerisms do not replace character growth and development, they are often the traits that often stick out about characters once we close the internet window or book. They can work to make a character annoying, endearing, or anything in-between. Do any of your characters…