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My Writing Soundtrack  Short Story: The Dress  

I am Andelon. This is my pen name. I write like crazy and I enjoy it. I find inspiration from a lot of places, peoples, and things and I like to diversify what I put in writing. I also like music, so if you need a music recommendation for a scene, just send me a request! Feel free to stay and browse.

Writers will know this feel.

ceststefon:

Have you ever written something so beautiful and eloquent and perfect that you nearly make yourself cry?

And then you look at it when it’s not 1:30 AM, and curse yourself for ever having fingers.

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6 days ago
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“Where do you get your ideas from?”

itsonlythefirstdraft:

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2 weeks ago
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the-red-balloons:

Never take me to bookstores or libraries, I can be next to you one minute and gone the next. 

3 weeks ago
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sleepygirl2:

Admont Abbey Library

Wow! More photos of this library here.

 

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I’ve been here! It’s GORGEOUS.  I tried to keep myself from taking too many pictures.

sleepygirl2:

Admont Abbey Library

Wow! More photos of this library here.

 

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I’ve been here! It’s GORGEOUS.  I tried to keep myself from taking too many pictures.

3 weeks ago
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WriteWorld: You're Not Perfect

krisnoel-lionhead:

Whenever you receive harsh criticism, it can be hard to get yourself motivated again. The thing is—your writing is always going to be judged, either by people who want to help you or people who want to take you down a notch. I’ve talked before about distinguishing…

1 week ago
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WriteWorld: Beginning a Story

writeworld:

Anonymous asked: Do you have anything on writing the first sentence or paragraph of a book? I’m writing one were my character got in trouble and is sitting in the principal’s office. I don’t want to start off using dialogue. Any ideas?

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3 weeks ago
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i feel about you makes my heart lone to be free: The Book Thief by Markus Zusak

thebooker:

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Genre: Historical Fiction

By her brother’s graveside, Liesel Meminger’s life is changed when she picks up a single object, partially hidden in the snow. It is The Grave Digger’s Handbook, left there by accident, and it is her first act of book thievery. So begins a…

3 weeks ago
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Read the Printed Word!