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r/WriterResources is a subreddit with 4k members. Its distinguishing qualities are that the community is medium in size.
A database of writing resources. Feel free to submit your favorite resources, and discuss any of the posted links.
(No questions, memes, or low-effort content please!)
Popular Themes in r/WriterResources
#1
Solution Requests
: "The Hemingway App helps writers improve their writing clarity and readability. It analyzes text, giving feedback on sentence complexity, readability grade level, passive voice, adverb usage, and sentence structure."
3 posts
#2
Advice Requests
: "What kind of writing resources are you interested in learning about?"
2 posts
Popular Topics in r/WriterResources
#1
Writing
: "Writing characters that slowly descend into madness"
13 posts
#2
Character Development
: "Stephen King explores various writing techniques, including Character Development, plot construction, dialogue, and the importance of revision. It also delves into the mindset and discipline required for successful writing, offering practical strategies for improving storytelling proficiency."
6 posts
#3
Storytelling
: "Pixar's rule for Storytelling breaks down their recipe for a compelling story. These rules have been applied to all past Pixar films and are being used today."
6 posts
#4
Sci Fi
: "The guide to the nobiliary titles hierarchy"
5 posts
#5
Snowflake Method
: "The Snowflake Method is a step-by-step approach to writing. It begins with a simple idea and expands into a full-fledged novel. It involves iterative planning, starting with a one-sentence summary and gradually building upon it to create detailed character arcs, plot outlines and scene descriptions."
3 posts
#6
Writer's Block
: "Stuck in the middle of a scene? Here are 9 ways to get out of writer’s block"
3 posts
#7
Passive Voice
: "The Million Dollar Question: When is Passive Voice Ok to Use?"
3 posts
#8
Dialogue
: "Delivering emotional intensity in your Dialogue. Let your words carry the emotion, not Dialogue tags (ie. sobbed, screeched, etc)"
3 posts
#9
Writing Sounds
: "Not a fan of how your Writing Sounds? Here' a technique on how to write words that sing."
2 posts
#10
Writing Techniques
: "Stephen King explores various Writing Techniques, including character development, plot construction, dialogue, and the importance of revision. It also delves into the mindset and discipline required for successful writing, offering practical strategies for improving storytelling proficiency."
2 posts
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