Wicked Witch? Try Again.

Okay. These actors are just plain awesome. David Tennant just replied to Team Australia’s video. LOL (source: x)

First video: David and Billie 

It triggered a delayed sense of panic in her head, when she started thinking again, causing her body to jolt backwards suddenly. As her eyes regained focus, Adam’s face came into view.

“Um… hi. Sorry, I…”

"I can't... hang on... I think I was in the library... I work in a library. In London, in case we're on Mars or something..." She swiftly flicked the bombardment of thoughts concerning that statement out of her head and continued. "...Maybe I did something stupid when the library looked empty... I don't know. They must have spotted me using magic, and then..." Her fingers slid up to the back of her head where a round lump presided, the memory of the pain strong enough to bring its dull ache back.

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Adam’s wave did just that to her. With it, she became connected to the world around her.

“Hey!” she called, stumbling over to the other side of her cell to watch his face disappear, taking her hope with it.

It triggered a delayed sense of panic in her head, when she started thinking again, causing her body to jolt backwards suddenly. As her eyes regained focus, Adam's face came into view.

"Um... hi. Sorry, I..."

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Adam's wave did just that to her. With it, she became connected to the world around her.

"Hey!" she called, stumbling over to the other side of her cell to watch his face disappear, taking her hope with it.

Adam hadn’t expected to break down so fast. In a rage, the Antichrist had fired all their power against the walls in a futile attempt to escape, and now they were almost too weak to move. Times like this he hated the way the cells were set up. All modern, well lit… Glass walls at three sides of each… so everyone could see him sunken against the wall. It was great. the Antichrist barely raised his head when a new person was dragged in and tossed into the cell next to him. She looked human enough… Hopefully she wasn’t. He could imagine the ‘mythical creatures’ in most other cells could easily freak a human out. The leathery wings on Adam’s back were probably among the least interesting here.

Adam hadn’t expected to break down so fast. In a rage, the Antichrist had fired all their power against the walls in a futile attempt to escape, and now they were almost too weak to move. Times like this he hated the way the cells were set up. All modern, well lit… Glass walls at three sides of each… so everyone could see him sunken against the wall. It was great. the Antichrist barely raised his head when a new person was dragged in and tossed into the cell next to him. She looked human enough… Hopefully she wasn’t. He could imagine the ‘mythical creatures’ in most other cells could easily freak a human out. The leathery wings on Adam’s back were probably among the least interesting here.

"That’s quite alright," he whispers, having quietly taken the seat across from her. "Everyone’s afraid of things. Sure, some fears are considered to be ‘irrational’, but that doesn’t mean they aren’t real.” He looks away from her, such a kind stranger, and starts to wrack his brain. He knew about the TARDIS, but what else was there? 

Was he a good man? 

It intrigued her, how unusually understanding the stranger was. Patient, kind. Like he cared. His words somehow instantly set her at ease. It was as if he had practiced it like an art. As if his words had been specifically chosen to naturally bring her to feel that he understood her.

Irrational was all her fears had seemed to be to everyone she had met, simply because they hadn’t lived through what she had, hadn't felt them as she had. But they were still real. He did understand.

Send me “How’d you get this?” For my muses reaction to yours tracing one of their scars and asking how they got it.

     “—Hhhh…”

A twitch cascaded into a shudder down her back as his finger slid over a particularly bold scar across her back. There was something internal that had brought a tenderness to each and every one of her scars, that made even the slightest touch from her lover feel like a bullet.

Medusa could feel his eyes, heavily fixed on her uncovered back, which was a gallery of scars. Each scar held a memory, a bump or crack that had shaped her into the woman she had grown to become. They each had meaning to her. Of course, the Antichrist could be curious. She was just glad that he was patient enough to be silent until her delayed response came.

I compiled most of the writing websites I’ve mentioned on my blog into one post. I find a lot of these sites useful, so hopefully they can help you out!

Imagination Prompt Generator: This give you a one-sentence writing prompt that will help you come up with ideas. I think it also allows you to set a ten minute timer for each prompt.

Wridea: I really like this site because you can write down simple ideas that you can organize later and put into a bigger project. You can share these ideas or the site will help you randomly match ideas. It’s great for brainstorming and building a fully formed outline.

List of Unusual Words — Here’s a site you can browse through that gives you a list of unusual words for every letting in the alphabet. If you’re looking to switch up your vocab, or looking to develop a way a character speaks, this is a good reference.

Picometer — Here’s a writing progress meter that can be embedded on your site or blog. There’s also the Writertopia meter that shows word count/current mood. 

Cut Up Machine: This website takes whatever words you typed or pasted into the box and rearranges your sentences. It’s not practical for writing a novel, but it might help with poetry OR coming up with ideas. Experiment with it and see what you can come up with.

Orion’s Arm: This is a great website to use if you want to research worldbuilding or if you have science questions. There are tons of resources you can use.

Word Frequency Counter: If you’re finding that you’re using the same words over and over again, this website should help. You’ll be able to count the frequency usage of each word in your text. This should help you switch up the words you’re using and understand where the problem might be.

Phrase Frequency Counter: This is same site explained above, but it counts the phrases you’re using.

My Writing Nook: This allows you to write or jot down ideas wherever you are. You don’t need to have your laptop in order to access it, so it might help you during this time. You can write as long as you have your phone.

Writer: The Internet Typewriter - This site lets you write, save, share, and/or convert your writing online. I tried it out and it’s pretty cool. It saves for you and is a great way to brainstorm or plan out some ideas.

The Forge - The Forge is a fantasy, creature, spell, and location name generator. It’s awesome.

One Word: This site gives you one word to write about for 60 seconds. This should help you get started with your own writing and will work as a writing prompt to get you warmed up. It’s a great way to get yourself motivated.

Confusing Words:  On this site you can search through confusing words that often stump many writers. It’s not a huge reference, but it should help you with some writing/grammar issues.

Cliché Finder: This site allows you to enter parts of your writing and it will search for clichés. If you find that you’re using the same phrases over and over again, this will help a lot. I haven’t messed around with it too much, but it looks useful.

Hand Written Fonts: If you’re looking for great hand written fonts, this is a great reference. All of them are pretty awesome.

Tip of My Tongue — you know when you’re trying to think of a specific word, but you just can’t remember what it is? This site will help you narrow down your thoughts and find that word you’ve been looking for. It can be extremely frustrating when you have to stop writing because you get a stuck on a word, so this should help cut that down.