arise, fair sun.

Do you ever find yourself over-using the word “cry” (or “cried” or “crying”) in your writing? Try using these words instead:

sob / sobbed / sobbing

wail / wailed / wailing

weep / wept / weeping

bawl / bawled / bawling

whimper / whimpered / whimpering

howl / howled / howling

blubber / blubbered / blubbering

snivel / sniveled / sniveling

squall / squalled / squalling

yelp / yelped / yelping

whine / whined / whining

shed tears / shed tears / shedding tears

burst into tears / burst into tears / bursting into tears

tear up / teared up / tearing up

choke up / choked up / choking up

well up / welled up / welling up

break down / broke down / breaking down

let it out / let it out / letting it out

turn on the waterworks / turned on the waterworks / turning on the waterworks

Certain as the sun, rising in the east. Tale as old as time, song as old as rhyme, Beauty and the beast!

Hi! So I’ve seen that writing with a specific ambience/music really helps me, so I decided to share some references with you in the genre of Fairy Tale or even Royalty/Fantasy. The references are from Spotify and YouTube so you can check out the links! Feel free to add your own in the reblogs.

Spotify.

Fairy Fantasy Music.

Celtic Fairy Music.

Soft Magical Fairy tale.

fairy tale/academia/royaltycore.

dark royaltycore.

princess-core.

fairy tale princess vibes.

Magical Forest Music.

old disney aesthetic.

classical fantasy.

YouTube.

Anastasia: Music & Ethereal Ambience.

Howl’s Moving Castle: Royalty-core playlist.

you’re dreaming of a whimsical fairytale land.

Dancing through the hidden garden.

dreamy playlist.

Disney relaxing piano collection.

Mystical Forest Music.

Greek Harp Music.

Songs That’ll Make You Feel Like A (Waltzing) Princess.

you’re falling for the protagonist in a fantasy novel.

this playlist will take you back to the last romanov royal ball.