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She-Who-Fights-And-Writes FAQ + Complete List of Writing Resources

Please refer to this page before sending any asks, please!

I will answer questions about:

Characters

Plotting

POV

Setting

Tropes

Fanfiction

Genres

Getting Started

And more!!!!

I will NOT answer questions about:

Things that are already on this list 

The publishing/editing industry (primarily because I’m unqualified)

Children’s fiction and Nonfiction (Same reason as above)

Hyper-specific details of your WIP; I can’t tell you how to write your own story. 

“Does ____ sound like a good idea?” 

Anything that can be figured out with a quick Google search (i.e. how fast can cheetahs run, how long does it take to get a license, etc.)

Asking me to reblog your post, give you a shout-out, etc. This blog is just for writing content only and will remain ad-free. 

Asking me to read/edit your story. I’m a college student with a very busy life who also has her own writing projects to worry about, and cannot put time aside to edit someone’s work for free. However, if you do send a message perhaps we can discuss pricing if I have the time. 

Sorry, but I am quite rigid about these rules!

This is just a compilation of the questions I get a lot or I think I answered pretty well, so if you need anything else feel free to check out my #answering asks tag!

I’ve also included some posts from other blogs/sources as well because I feel as though they can explain it much better than I ever could!

Once Upon A Time (The Basics)

How to Get Into Writing Fiction

How to Improve Your Writing

How to Outline 

How to Overcome Writer’s Block

How to Write A Scene (AKA get through the boring parts) (Source: Jerry Jenkins)

How to Write a Sub-Plot

How to Write In Certain Tenses

Is Your Story Better as a Fanfic or an Original Work?

POV Tips

How to Choose Which POV to Use (Source @evans-writing)

How to Write First Person POV

How to Write Switching POVs in Fanfiction

Genres + Setting

How to Write About Medieval Europe

How to Write About the Mid-Nineteenth/Early Twentieth Century (In America)

How to Write Gangster/Mafia Fiction

How to Write About School

How to Write an Apocalypse

Stuff Happens (Plot)

How to Write Humor

How to Make Your Story Less Sad

How to Make Your Story Longer (Feat. a helpful reblog from @romancingthebook)

How to Make Your Story Scarier

How to Write a Fight Scene

How to Write Magic

How to Write a Missing Person’s Report

How to Write Character Death

How to Fake a Character’s Death

How to Write Pain

How to Write a Terrorist Attack

Subverting Common Fanfiction AUs and Plot Ideas

How to End Your Story (Source: Now Novel)

Descriptions + Dialogue

How to Write Arguments

How to Write Dialogue

How to Write Humor

How to Expand Your Vocabulary and Utilize English Idioms/Figures of Speech

How to Write a Smooth, Rhythmic Narrative

How to Avoid Purple Prose (Source: WikiHow)

How to Balance Description and Dialogue

Prologues and Info Dumping

How to Write Flashbacks

Master List of Speech Tags

Characters (Who you will inevitably wind up torturing)

When to Change Your Character’s Name

Ways To Tell if Your Characters are Too Similar (How To Cut Characters)

How to Describe Bodies

How to Describe Clothing

How to Write Characters Who Are Different From You

How to Write Complex Characters

How to Write (Good) Female Characters

How to Write a Villain

How to Write a Villain Redemption Arc

Villain Motivations

How to Write Young Children and Babies

How to Write Siblings

Love Stuff

How to Write Close Platonic Relationships

How to Write Romance

How to Write Falling In Love

How to Write Healthy Relationships

How to Write Long Distance Relationships

How to Write Make-Out Scenes

How to Write Non-Explicit Sex Scenes

How to Write Teasing in a Romantic Relationship

How to Write Toxic Relationships

Reasons for Divorce

Fantastic Beasts (And How to Write Them)

How to Write Shape-shifters

How to Write Characters With Wings

How to Write Angels (A History of Angelic Lore)

How to Write Characters with Tails

How to Write Zombies

How to Write Gods, Goddesses, and Deities

How to Write Animals in Battle

How to Write a Hive Mind

Diversity

I am a straight, white, neurotypical, cisgender woman and shouldn’t give you any advice but to DEFINITELY include diversity! Here are some great blogs for you to follow!

@writingwithcolor

@yourbookcouldbegayer

@scriptautistic

@actuallyblind

@cripplecharacters

Writing Deaf of Hard of Hearing Characters

Miscellaneous

My Writing Playlist

How to Become a Writing Advice Blog

How to Write Constructive Criticism

Books You Should Get As a Writer

Writing Memes

My Book

I’m currently working on a novel titled Wings of Faith, and often post content such as art, aesthetics, and writing updates!

Summary:

A one-winged angel must team up with a ragtag band of demons to escape from Hell. Haloes and harps must go on the backburner if it means clawing his way out of the fire, and if the world burns to ashes in his wake, so be it…because let’s be honest here: Hell’s humidity got old after, like, a day. 

You can find all my Wings of Faith content under #wings of faith and #wof on my blog, (if you’re looking for progress reports, check #writing update) and feel free to check out @wiingsoffaith​, a blog run by my bestest friend and fabulous beta reader @gettinhellaturnt​. 

hi my reader friends lithub has a new syllabi section that has some great (u guessed it!) syllabi from much beloved writers like ocean vuong and ross gay here's the full list that i have already added half of to my tbr:

ekphrastic poetry with victoria chang (featuring works of john ashbery, joy harjo, paul tran)

the literature of obsession with julia may jonas (obsession as transformation, destruction, catharsis and form)

place, space and landscape with alexandra kleeman (featuring didion, okorafor and hernan diaz)

lyric research with ross gay (books that combine research with an "I" like nelson's bluets or christle's the crying book)

hybrid poetry with ocean vuong (traditions, innovations and possibilities featuring bhanu kapil, rimbaud, clifton)

multigenre experiments in form with paul lisicky (for writing that explores connections between genres)

reading about writers with peter ho davies (books that teach the craft and give writing advice, think 'the outline' trilogy)

speculative women with lina maria ferreira cabeza-vanegas (a look at speculative works by women writers like jemisin, butler, k le guin)

writers and the world with viet thanh nguyen (rankine, baldwin, and coates)

sports and contemporary writing with sam lipsyte (exactly what it says on the tin)

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i literally love the rain so much when cars slow down and people hide in the stores and restaurants or bus stops with strangers or when they run home with plastic bags on their head or when groups of people share one umbrella i love you peace love even light and happiness on planet earth truly

Animes que recomiendo:

 Steins Gate 

 Bungou stray dogs 

 boku dake ga inai machi

 Yakusoku no Neverland

  kimetsu no yaiba

Akatsuki no yona

 Nana

Fruit basket 2001

 Paradise kiss

Assassination classroom

 Darling in the franxx

Banana Fish 

 Dororo 

 Ao haru ride 

 Shigatsu wa kimi no uso

 Yuri on ice

 Charlotte

 Natsuyuki rendezvous

Anohana

Angel beats

Fullmetal alchemist brotherhood

 Masamune-kun’s Revenge

 Orange

 Lovely complex

 Naruto shippuden

 Tokyo ghoul 

temporada 1

 Romeo and juliet 

 ReLIFE

 Skip beat

 Shingeki no kyojin

Ouran highschool host club

inu x boku ss

 Devils line 

 Free

 Nanatsu no taizai

 Super lovers

 Black clover

Black cat

Satsuriku no Tenshi

Violet evergarden

Rokudenashi majutsu koushi to akashic

Rainbow nisha rokubou no shichinin

Sakamichi no apollon

Kareshi Kanojo no Jijō

Psycho pass

Akame ga kill

Tate no Yūsha no Nariagari

Boku no hero academia

Hitorijime my hero

91 days

spiritpact

kamisama hajimemashita

Shokugeki no soma

Plastic Memories

Mushishi zoku shou

Danmachi

Zankyou no terror

Ema Shin

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Adding small moments of existence to your writing 

What I’m talking about is proof of life outside your characters in your world. Not in the sense of ‘talking to the cashier at the checkout’, but things like:

Graffiti etched into a desk your character sits in during an exam

Realising that someone has come along and arranged the cans on the shelf so the labels say something stupid

Dirty vans that have ‘wash me’ written in the dried mud

A coin that has been stuck into a piece of gum on a handrail

Little things that show the world still goes on despite whatever is happening to the characters. 

This helps make the world a world, not just a setting. There are other people with other lives doing stupid, funny, dangerous, things that in no way impact the protagonist. You don’t have to dwell on them, they can only be mentioned briefly in passing during the set up of a scene, but it will help create life within the background of the story and give the characters a chance to briefly think about something other than themselves/their situation.