Monday Resources XXV

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hello my fellow writers,
to another dose of writing info you might not need, desperately want, or never even expected to be there!

you probably think i have forgotten about this feature of mine- i haven't, but truly being me right now is being stressed, exhausted and bad with time-tables, lets all hope that this will calm down one day! so lets go:

• 20 Things to give your Characters, that will make them more vivid is a list of thinks you can think about while you put your characters together. i personally would advice you if you write horror/mystery/dystopia to stay away from 3 + 4 those are overdone- really everyone should stay away from those but sometimes they might fit still - just not in horror, never in horror!



• How to write a Kissing Scene in a Romance Novel is all about the big kiss and getting it right. and therefore very useful to brush up on, right? well, at least you wont do any harm reading this, that much I can actually promise you
  



• What you need to know to write about PTSD is a quick and dirty run down of the basics you need to understand to write about that- also check out the comments! they are worth it!
  

all the best! see you again next month!
may the muses be with you!
and remember all words are good words (even the words that are gone due to edition!)





do you want more tips on one certain topic that i so far completely ignored? (i am posting here what catches my fancy in hope to motivate you to get words down- so if you have something you need to know or read or be motivated on, let me know and i shall dig around the net trying to find something for you)
do you have a tip you want to share, but are thinking: "meh"- just pm me or write me a mail smirkingcat[at] yandex. com and i shall check it out and include it in a future post [with your name or without it]