#BadWritingTip - Twitter Hashtag

almost 4 years ago

#BadWritingTip #2: TELL, DON'T SHOW. Readers aren't horses you can lead to water- they'll never get it. You must pry open their mouths & dump the water directly down their oblivious throats. #BadWritingAdvice #WritingCommunity

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Lain McIntyre @LainMcintyre

over 6 years ago

@dcwrighthammer2 Keep your whiskey bottle in the refrigerator. That way, you don't need as many ice cubes, and you get more actual whiskey in your glass. YOU don't have to stop writing as often to refill the glass! #badwritingtip

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Carly Aspinall @CarlyAspinall

almost 7 years ago

#BadWritingTip: If you're stuck on a scene, close all the windows in the bathroom and then scrub it with bleach. (Warning: Any inspiration you get may be a bit trippy) #WritingCommunity

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Oakley R. Campbell @oakleyrcampbell

over 7 years ago

Know your #cat breeds. It helps your POV character be more knowledgeable about their pets. #writingadvice #badwritingadvice #writingtips #badwritingtip

oakleyrcampbell's tweet photo. Know your #cat breeds. It helps your POV character be more knowledgeable about their pets.
#writingadvice #badwritingadvice
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Vincent Morrone Author @Vince524

over 7 years ago

@KMWeiland All books should end with the MC finding out the entire story was nothing but a dream. #badwritingtip

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Damien @DamienBoath

over 7 years ago

@NatRusso And can be solved simply with 'jazz hands' #badwritingtip

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Angela C. Hebert @WitchyWoman9000

almost 8 years ago

If you can't afford an editor, just use spell check and Grammarly. #badwritingtip

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Jennie Ritz @jennieritz

almost 8 years ago · Colorado

Ignore all your family and friends, and quit your day job. If you focus every bit of your energy on writing, you WILL become rich. #badwritingtip

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*** @TSPorterAuthor

about 8 years ago

#BadWritingTip: multitask by simultaneously having a second, smaller emotional breakdown about the fact that you're having an emotional breakdown over your novel.

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Jesse S. Smith, Author @JesseSmithBooks

over 8 years ago

@jessilynrobbins I think the accepted method is to tease it out one detail at a time over several chapters to increase the mystery; but I usually info dump it in a conversation between two or more characters. #badWritingTip

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