#writerssupportingwriters

I didn’t just wake up one day with a polished voice and layered storytelling instincts—I put in the work. Workshops, rewrites, late-night edits, and the kind of feedback that makes you rethink everything (in the best way). Growth takes intention.

If you’re serious about developing your craft, I highly recommend checking out the Boot Camp Mentors community on Wattpad. They’re currently running a mini workshop focused on opening paragraphs—those crucial first lines that make or break a reader’s attention. It’s happening now through Sept 19th in their Discord server (link in their bio).

Whether you’re just starting out or refining your tenth draft, this is a space where feedback meets encouragement. I’ll be there, and I hope to see some of you join in. Let’s keep building stories that matter. 🖊️🔥

Not because it's perfect.

Because they can't stop thinking about it.

Because their characters feel real.

Because a single scene can keep them awake at night.

Writers, tell me:

What's the one thing about your story that you're obsessed with right now?

Exciting news! I'm so thrilled to announce the launch of my latest event: "Convincing Tumblr To Read My Followers' Books." This is your chance to shine as a writer and gain exposure for your works-in-progress (WIPs) or published books.

Here's how it works: You, my talented followers, are invited to submit your story synopses and descriptions using the prompts provided below and inside the google form. Whether you're an aspiring author with a captivating WIP or a seasoned writer with a published masterpiece, this event is for you!

Once submitted, your stories synopsis and details will be featured right here on my Tumblr blog page. This platform provides you with the opportunity to showcase your creativity and connect with readers and fellow writers from all corners of the internet. It's the perfect chance to gain followers, receive feedback, and expand your audience.

But that's not all! As readers, you'll have the chance to explore a treasure trove of literary gems. Dive into intriguing synopses, discover new voices, and immerse yourself in captivating narratives crafted by your fellow Tumblr users.

Here are some of the prompts for submission:

Title of your book

Brief synopsis or description

What inspired you to write this book?

Main themes explored in your book

Genre(s) of your book

This event isn't just about promoting your work—it's about celebrating the power of storytelling and fostering a supportive community of writers and readers.

Submit your stories using the prompts in the google form. Fill it out and join us in "Convincing Tumblr To Read My Followers' Books." Let's make magic happen, one story at a time!

Happy Writing - Rin T.

If you don't know which writing project to work on yet this season, here's part 2!

I hope these strategies (or the ones I shared earlier this week) help you figure out your next writing project!

Image reads: "Strategies To Figure Out Your Next Writing Project" 3. Pick a project based on which ones you already started and want to finish first. 4. Pick a project based on what type of mood you want to write (lighthearted, angst, hurt/comfort, etc.) Sheets of paper and emojis of various expressions can be seen beside the two points.

Looking for Part 1? Check out this post!

Want to learn more about me and my work?

It’s not after me with swords and daggers asking me to pen down words. 

It walks up to me naturally, sits in silence through all my phases like a constant companion. 

It walks ahead at times only to lead the way, spreading soft petals on my path. 

Creating a pathway of words in the unknown. 

I do not know the direction or destination but I trust the words for they grow out of my emotions and I trust everything they bring or drop on my path. 

Some days they bring flowers, someday they bring stones, so I stumble. 

But some days, writing brings cotton flowers to wipe off those very wounds. 

Writing loves me back, and it’s not a struggle to get these words out, instead with every word that escapes my soul, a part of me feels lighter. 

I love writing, and writing loves me back.