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We are a discussion-based writing community. Every member should feel free to post about anything they want to discuss or want to ask for advice about. Though this is not a place to post your fic, anything related to writing is absolutely welcome! Our regular features include:
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If you have any ideas on how to make this community more useful or fun for you as a writer, always feel free to PM the mods!
We are a discussion-based writing community. Every member should feel free to post about anything they want to discuss or want to ask for advice about. Though this is not a place to post your fic, anything related to writing is absolutely welcome! Our regular features include:
Writing Prompts
Consultations
Friday Rants and Raves
Writing Buddies
What We're Writing
If you have any ideas on how to make this community more useful or fun for you as a writer, always feel free to PM the mods!
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Date: 2014-03-29 04:17 pm (UTC)For me, writing books tend to break down into either motivation/individual process-focused types or practical help types. My favorites in the first category are well known but well known for a reason, Bird by Bird (Anne Lamott) and Writing Down the Bones (Natalie Goldberg). For practical construction I was very pleased with Plot Versus Character (Jeff Gerke). I'm pretty bad about only reading partway through writing books, but that one I read from beginning to end and felt like it clicked better.
Always nice to have that shelf of writing books for when I can't bring myself to work on anything and want to avoid feeling completely useless :)