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Hello! Welcome to my blog! Here I compile notes and reblog posts I think would be useful to come back to in the future.

Main blog: @yanns

If you’re looking for something specific, here are all the posts/reblogs you can find (that I could remember).

Warning: LONG POST

Tags included at the very end.

Body Language

Relationships

Describing People

A List of Nice Words to Describe Peopleby@introvert-unicorn

Describing Body Parts ;)

Describing Eye Color

Outlining

Characterization

Vocabulary

Scenes

Prompts

101 Ways To Say “I love you”by@emswritingprompts
Prompts that Make Me Feel Things by @screnwriter-old
From The Villain Sentence Startersby@nightprompts
Sacred Romantic Moments by @old-screnwriter

Resources

Note: Take advice with a grain of salt. These are supposed to be educational, inspirational, and/or motivational. If you have any corrections, requests, suggestions, or anything really, shoot an ask! or a submission! or a DM!

To the people who were tagged, let me know if you’re uncomfortable having your post and/or blog mentioned here and I’ll make edits ASAP.

I made a thing: Hera Cheat Sheet

This is just the first page of 11 pages, 6 of which are sources.

The document includes Hera’s epithets, Hera’s theophoric names, her major cult centres, her known festivals, a selection of rituals and offerings from the written and archaeological record.

It took me 34 work hours to research and put together and I am quite proud of the end result

If you want to read the whole thing and download the PDF, toss me $1 on Patreon to unlock.

Shout-out to @screeching-0wl who made a Hera cheat sheet for polytheists that is much more beautiful than mine and to @eireni who created the font I’m using for the headline above the row of pomegranates! It’s called Stoix and you can learn more about it here.

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@Aimée Maroux

Tue, 17 May 2022 03:26:32

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Resources for Writers
If you’re coming to this list from a reblog, please click through to the original post as it may be updated with more content!
Please note I haven’t read everything on this list, so I can’t speak to all it contains/ accuracy, ya dig?
Writing a Blind or Visually Impaired Character by@mimzy-writing-online
Resources For Writing Deaf, Mute, or Blind Charactersby@thecaffeinebookwarrior
Writing Sign Language F.A.Qby@concerningwolves
Words for Skin Tone | How to Describe Skin Color by@writingwithcolor
Words to Describe Hairby@writingwithcolor
So You Want Your OC to be Jewishby@bailey-writes
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Body Language Cheat Sheet for Writersfrom @theinformationdump
Cheat Sheet for Writing Emotionby@thewriterswitch
How to Write a Realistic Argumentby@she-who-fights-and-writes
How to write softnessby@oriorwriter
Writing villains / villains motivationsby @the-modern-typewriter
Personality traits/flawsby@rivalwrites
Writing Consent - written for The Witcher fandom but the advice is actually general, by @hailhailsatan
How to Write Characters in Realistic Polyamorous Relationships - by @simplyoriginalcharacters
How to Write OCs With Trauma
Writing Enemies to Lovers by@pianowritesstuff
How to write a kiss
Writing kidnappings by@bluebxlle-writer

❧ So much more is under the cut!
Keep reading

@bluebxlle-writer

Thu, 14 Oct 2021 21:20:32

I’ve gotten a few asks requesting some research resources for writing characters who have Bipolar Disorder. I don’t have Bipolar, nor am I a mental health professional, but I have found some helpful resources from people who experience it in order to get you started.

Please let me know if you have any reading recommendations, and if you’d like to share your experiences!

Also note: apologies I haven’t been able to answer asks the way I used to, as adult life and grad school keep me rigorously occupied. But I always appreciate the people who take the time to write to me!

Happy writing, everybody!

Articles:

What it’s like to have bipolar, by people who have bipolar

What Bipolar Disorder Is Like, According to Women Who Live With It

My Story with Bipolar Disorder

This Is What It’s Actually Like to Live With Bipolar Disorder

What It’s Like to Be a Black Woman With Bipolar Disorder

Black and Bipolar: Our Melanin Does Not Shield Us From Mental Illness

Accounts from Black, Asian, and other People of Color living with Bipolar

Your Experience With Bipolar Disorder Depends on Your Race

Books:

Wishful Drinking, by Carrie Fisher