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A list of different character profile templates to help you in creating your original characters, including suggestions for details about their personalities and appearances.

Character Sheet Template A very detailed, lengthy character template with suggestions on what to consider when creating characters.

Character Profile A detailed character template.

Ultimate Character Development Template A lengthy, detailed character template.

Character Chart for Fiction Writers A lengthy, detailed character template with suggestions on what to consider when creating characters. Can be downloaded in different formats.

In-Depth Character Sheet A lengthy, detailed character template from an online forum for writers.

Detailed Character Sheet A lengthy, detailed character template from DeviantArt.

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A list of resources to help with writing the scenes in your story.

Guide: Scenes A helpful guide with suggestions on how to outline what happens in the scenes and chapters of a story.

Tips on Keeping Your Scenes Engaging A detailed post with helpful suggestions for writing engaging scenes. Includes a short list of resources for further help with writing scenes.

How to Make the Most of Your Scenes An article that offers advice for how to write scenes by using a method called “the cell phone reaction.”

How to Write a Scene in 11 Steps An infographic with a list of things to consider (or do) when writing a scene.

If You’re Stuck on a Chapter A post with helpful suggestions for what to do when you’re stuck on a chapter or a scene.

No Such Thing as Filler A post that explains what filler episodes are, and how filler scenes in writing can help move the story forward.

How to Make a Scene More Heartfelt A post with suggestions on how to write a more heartfelt scene. Written specifically with romantic scenes in mind, but provides generally good suggestions for writing any kind of tender or emotional scene.

Tips for Writing Interrupted Scenes Provides suggestions for how to write scenes that get interrupted, and how to avoid plot holes when writing interrupted scenes.

Subtle Scene Transitions A helpful post that offers advice on how to write the transitions between scenes or chapters.

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A list of resources to help with writing your story’s plot.

Stories Always Get Too Big A helpful post that explains what exactly plot is.

If Your Plot Feels Flat A short post with helpful suggestions for what to consider when your plot feels flat, or when it feels like your story is lacking something.

The Causal Chain and Why Your Story Needs It A post that explains how “the causal chain” (or cause and effect) is important for the plot of a story.

Plot Holes A helpful post that explains how plot holes occur, and then offers suggestions for how to fix them.

It’s Not a Plot Hole . . . it’s something else instead. A short post that explains what else it could be.

Plot Failure: The Wrong Person Chosen to Solve a Problem An interesting thread that explains that often a common issue with a story’s plot is that the character who is supposed to solve the problem is the wrong person for the job, and how such plots could be written to make more sense.

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Lists of romance and relationship prompts to help you brainstorm scenarios and scenes for your love stories.

Why Would Childhood Friends Fall In Love – Writing Prompts A list of reasons why childhood friends might fall in love.

Friends to Lovers, Heart-Fluttering Moments A list of both dialogue starters and scenarios for characters who go from friends to lovers.

Soft Gestures Between Friends Turning Lovers A list of soft gestures between characters who are going from friends to lovers.

“I’m in Love with You?” – Prompts A list of scenarios (and a few dialogue starters) for characters who don’t realize they’re falling in love.

“Idiots in Love” Prompts A list of dialogue starters for characters who are pining for each other but don’t realize that they’re pining for each other.

Asking for Permission, Romantic and Platonic A list of dialogue starters where one character asks for the other character’s consent.

“Food as a Love Language” Prompts A list of both dialogue starters and scenarios that involve food.

Reasons to Cup a Face – A Prompt List A list of writing prompts written for roleplayers on Tumblr, but can be used by all writers.

Anguished Declaration of Love - Starters A list of both dialogue starters and scenarios where one character emotionally declares their feelings for the other character. Written for roleplayers on Tumblr, but can be used by all writers.

New Relationship Prompts A list of both dialogue starters and scenarios for characters who are just starting a romantic relationship.

Kiss Me with Your Eyes Closed - Kiss Prompts A list of kissing scenarios.

Intimate Moments A list of little intimate moments between characters.

My Fave Romance Prompts A list of various scenarios that involve romance.

OTP Prompts: Protectiveness A list of both dialogue starters and scenarios where one character physically protects the other character.

Betrayal Prompts A list of both dialogue starters and scenarios where one character betrays the other character.

The Fluffiest Master Post A post with lists of soft, fluffy prompts related to romance.

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A list of posts with encouragement for writers. I paraphrased or shortened many of these quotes, so click on each quote to read the full post.

Things that do & don't matter when writing Things that writers need to hear Things you can say instead of “I'm bad at writing” Write it anyway. Protect your joy as a fanfic writer What if nobody likes my story? Write what you want, how you want, when you want. Write what you love and love what you write. Write for yourself. Take your time. Progress is progress, even when it isn't. Creating for you vs. creating for other people Writing as a hobby & just for pleasure Forget social media & just write Writing what you know & what you like [aka how to write like Tolkien] Daydreaming about story ideas vs. writing the story How to go from daydream to draft When you’re not creating Self-care is writing solely for you You can only write regularly if you’re willing to write badly. You get good at things by being bad at them. Someone else has done it worse and been fine There are very few actual truly bad ideas. It doesn’t matter how good or how bad it is. You don’t need to finish everything you write. A good piece of media can reset a creative slump. Caring about fiction Writing the same type of stories over and over again

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A list of resources to help you describe your characters’ physical appearances, and resources to help you describe your characters’ emotions through body language.

How to Describe a Character’s Appearance Provides suggestions and advice for describing a character’s appearance, along with lists of words for describing various physical features.

Appearance in Writing: How to Describe Characters Without Overloading Provides suggestions and advice for describing a character’s appearance.

Because We’re More than Eyes and Hair Provides lists of words for describing various physical features, along with some writing examples of character descriptions.

Words to Describe Faces A collection of images with lists of words for describing various physical features. (This is a slide of images, so you have to click the little side arrow to view each image.)

Words to Describe Facial Expressions A list of words, along with their definitions, for describing different facial expressions.

Body Language Basics An article that explains the way body language conveys emotion. Provides specific examples of body language and emotions, like how the position of our bodies conveys how we feel about other people, the different types of smiles, and the common signs of a person lying.

Body Language: An Artistic Writing Tool An article that provides advice for how to express a character’s emotions with their body language by using active verbs. Includes a very comprehensive list of phrases for describing different types of facial expressions and body language.

Gestures and Body Language A lengthy list of phrases that describe different gestures and body movements. (Emotions are not included here. These are not dialogue tags, either, as the writer possibly suggests. These are merely actions that your characters can do.)

How to Show Emotions in Writing Provides suggestions and advice for describing a character’s emotions by showing instead of telling.

Facial Emotional Indicators An infographic with a list of various facial expressions for conveying different types of emotions, categorized by emotion.

Show, Don’t Tell A list of various facial expressions and body movements for conveying different types of emotions and moods, categorized by emotion/mood.

How to Show Emotions: Part 1 A list of various descriptors (of facial expressions, gestures, body movements, etc.) for conveying different types of emotions and moods, categorized by emotion/mood.

How to Show Emotions: Part 2 A second list of various descriptors for conveying other types of emotions and moods, categorized by emotion/mood.

How to Show Emotions: Part 3 A third list of various descriptors for conveying even more types of emotions and moods, categorized by emotion/mood.

A very thorough, comprehensive, and helpful guide to describing characters’ emotions and body language is “The Emotion Thesaurus: A Writer's Guide to Character Expression” by Becca Puglisi and Angela Ackerman. The second edition has been updated with additional entries on emotions.

You can buy it here: Thriftbooks | Barnes & Noble | Amazon

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