Five Sided Dice

"Okay, no actually, delete that sentence."

Two hours later

"No, it's a good sentence."

"Wait... what's the protagonist's name again?"

At two AM

"OH! New idea."

"Write that down, write that down!"

Writing a backstory for the main character

"Good parents, check,

kidnapped and or tortured, check,

lived on the streets, check,

genuinely not like those other girls, check,

parents alive so I can kill them later, check,

PERFECT."

Naming literally anything goes one of three ways;

"Lemme just insert this random name that somehow perfectly fits the character in mind"

OR

"...I'll leave this for later"

OR

*goes to search up every name under the sun for the perfect name for the most unimportant side character

"Where do commas go?"

"Last name ideas..."

"What's the real word for that... thingy thing?"

"How much blood can a person lose without dying?"

"murder, Murder, MURDER"

"Types of croisants-"

"Is it normal to see the void physically manifesting or am I just sleep deprived."

Writes one of three times;

The worst time, The worst time, or doesn't write at all.

"Brain please just insert words onto page............"

*Googles

"How to write a book."

Change My Mind.

Hot tip:

If you're trying to write multiple POV's, try reading a book with multiple POV's to see how its done. I recommend the following book; Artemis Fowl. It's an eight book, three book series, very nicely written. And Heroes of Olymus.

Lay out 5 items on your desk, and for each item assign a day; For example, Monday for a book or journal (including today). Then on that day, write a short story where that item is EXTREMELY important to the plot of it. Like the item is what decides life or death.

Lawful Responsible: probably got a publishing deal - takes nice photos - never responds to DMS - business

Neutral Responsible: has a very set schedule to write - won NaNoWriMo - journals > laptops - organized

Chaotic Responsible: good at drawing but prefers writing - writes music as well - never focuses on one project at a time and that's ok - moms friend

Lawful Soft: inspirational quotes - runs a book account as well - likes to post about their cat a lot - very encouraging

Neutral Soft: aesthetic - tea - mood boards - leather bound fancy journals - good handwriting

Chaotic Soft: posts mood boards to procrastinate writing - doesn't follow their own advice - reads your work but forgets to tell you -likes to write coffee shop au's or other fluffy romances

Lawful Disaster: gives good writing advice but says some variant of f*** 50 times to explain it - smart 'texts you at 4am to ramble about world building -probably writes fan fic

Neutral Disaster: never texts with proper grammar - most likely a college student - writes at 4am and is unable to write at any other time - coffee with too much sugar

Chaotic Disaster: word count = 0 - they look like they're about to collapse at any moment - hoodies - energy drinks and death

1 - [ https://www.yourdictionary.com ] I use this site for the thesaurus, It helps to find synonyms for words so you don't repeat "said" a thousand times in your book.

2 - [ https://milanote.com ] This one is very helpful for organising your ideas with story boards, though it's partially free it has a paid version where you can get even more features. I use the free version.

3 - [ https://inkarnate.com ] This site is very popular to create maps, and for good reason. It's free version gives you all the features necessary to create maps, but the paid version gives you extra features. I use the free version.

4 - [ https://www.behindthename.com ] I use this one for names. It has a database of endless names alongside their country of origin and meaning. Very useful, though I use it to make sure the names I come up with don't end the wrong way.

5 - [ https://www.pinterest.com ] Do I even need to explain? Ideas? Here. Visualisation? Here. Everything you'll ever need? Here.

6 - [ https://quillbot.com ] Heard of it from a beloved friend. This site is useful for tone checks, grammar checks, and more. I only use it to edit.

7 - [ Google Docs ] I only use this one for writing, its free and perfectly usable.

8 - [ https://www.artbreeder.com ] This one is essential for character creation. It has many features that allows you to visualise and create portraits for your characters.

Bonus:

I use [ https://tabletopaudio.com ] for background noise while writing, because i cant focus in silence.