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This link will take you to my BakuDeku Flower Exchange Gift for @kiriragon Enjoy!

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Hey there @haribomuncher I’m your exchange gifter! Sorry its so late, I really hope you like it. Here’s my gift for @ktdkvalentines

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This is a poll to see how many people are actually interested before I do anything with this idea

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I love snow globes, especially the ones that sing Christmas carols 💖 thank you I love it!

crunch gift for @love-on-everyone for @bkdksecretsanta  2018!!

The prompt is song lyrics (carols) and idk if i interpret it well but i decided on a snow music globe (its more like a greeting card,, sorry but i try my best) & just hope u like it !  😆😆😆

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BakuDeku Flower Exchange: 10 Days Away!

Only 10 more days until sign ups! I hope you are all super excited to celebrate the coming of spring! Please remember to check out our about page to learn all the requirements and rules for the various fanworks. 

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Reblog if you are a fanfiction author and would like your readers to put one of your fic titles in your ask + questions about it

1: What inspired you to write the fic this way?

2: What scene did you first put down?

3: What’s your favorite line of narration?

4: What’s your favorite line of dialogue?

5: What part was hardest to write?

6: What makes this fic special or different from all your other fics?

7: Where did the title come from?

8: Did any real people or events inspire any part of it?

9: Were there any alternate versions of this fic?

10: Why did you choose this pairing for this particular story?

11: What do you like best about this fic?

12: What do you like least about this fic?

13: What music did you listen to, if any, to get in the mood for writing this story? Or if you didn’t listen to anything, what do you think readers should listen to to accompany us while reading?

14: Is there anything you wanted readers to learn from reading this fic?

15: What did you learn from writing this fic?

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Commissions Are Now Open!

I am now opening commissions! As always I am willing to write just about anything including OCs, self-inserts, nsfw, and more. If you would like to commission me or have any questions, please DM me! 

Examples of past commission I’ve done can be found here: My AO3

500 words | Shance | Honeymoon Fluff 1000 words | Lance & Pidge | Post-War Hurt/Comfort 3000 words | Kakashi/Reader | Domestic Fluff  5000 words | Klance | AU, Werewolf + Soulmates, Hurt/Comfort

As always, reblogs always help! 

Thank you, Queenie

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It’s NaNoWriMo! Good luck!

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Guide To Writing Will-They-Won’t-They

This is also available on wordsnstuffblog.com!

– This subject has been highly requested and I get a lot of questions around it. Most romance writers have experience toying with this dynamic in character relationships, so I figured I’d create a guide for those who love the delicious tension of a will-they-won’t-they relationship, because they’re difficult to do correctly, and when they’re not done right, it can throw a whole story down the drain.

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When They Do End Up Together

Make sure it’s not too… convenient. It’s bad technique to build and build onto tension just to provide an easy, clean-wrapped resolution that makes the conflict seem insignificant. If people are hesitant to get together or stay together, there is a good reason, and that shouldn’t be glossed over by the ending.

When They Don’t End Up Together

Make your reader see that this isn’t a tragedy. If two people don’t end up together, there’s a reason, and it’s a valid one, and just because two couples really like each other or even love each other, doesn’t mean they’re right for each other, and at some point both of them will know that and let that stand. The message shouldn’t be “salvage every potential relationship because if you don’t your life is over”, it should be “some relationships just aren’t right, and love is a choice, not a feeling”.

When The Issue Is Constant Conflict

Constant conflict is a bad sign. Occasional disagreements and arguments are okay, and healthy in most cases, but they should always be resolved peacefully. If a couple can never seem to do that, and that’s the purpose for repetitive breaking up/getting back together, then they probably aren’t right for each other. Please don’t send a message to your readers that couples that constantly fight to the point of deciding they would rather be with someone else than work through it ever ends in a healthy and satisfying way for either party. 

When The Issue Is Lack of Communication

Lack of communication is applicable to most will-they-won’t-they relationships, and most relationship tension in general, but I want to specifically mention this because it’s not only lack of communication about initial feelings, but the lack of communication about how the relationship is going, what each partner wants out of the relationship, and what each partner does and does not enjoy in a relationship. These can all cause repetitive breakups because they seem more ambiguous a problem in the moment, and usually cause the “I just don’t think this relationship feels right”, which a character can forget easily once the relationship is over, making them return to their old partner immediately.

When The Issue Is An Existing Dynamic

(The specific request I’m addressing mentioned friends-with-benefits, but this is an SFW blog so I’ll be answering this generally; but yes that is what this section is.) If two characters have an unusual relationship, such as being best friends, which prevents them from trying to level up the relationship out of fear, this provides so many opportunities to build tension from the very beginning. Use this to your advantage, but be original with it. This is an extremely popular trope, and can put off an audience immediately if it shows signs of being completely cliche.

Pacing The Tension To Be Endearing Rather Than Stupid

The tension needs to be built up steadily, but it needs to be reasonable and each instance where the tension is demonstrated needs to be reasonable and fit into the context of each scene. If you avoid thinking about how your tension will come across, more likely than not, it will feel dumb and unnecessary rather than endearing.

Common Struggles

~ effectively writing moments of interrupted tension… Do it at the near-boiling point. This should be the climax of the tension, where they’re right near getting to the point of understanding each other, and they’re finally about to get together and someone or something, even themselves, gets in the way and brings them back to square one.

~ Balancing tension between characters… Moments of tension should be balanced with moments of genuine enjoyment of each other’s company. A lot of tension will be somewhat uncomfortable for the characters, and therefore uncomfortable for the reader, and you need to break that up with fluffy, romantic moments or it will be.. awkward.

~ At what point does tension become irritating rather than entertaining?… When the reasons for the tension become illogical or repetitive. If you’v written the same “we’re two loners at a party” scene three times with no variance in events, that’s irritating to the reader. New and unusual sources of tension through exciting instances of action and reaction between the characters that builds to a near boiling point where the reader and the characters share a longing for some resolution (due to genuine investment in the relationship growing) is entertaining. 

~ Avoiding predictability while keeping the trajectory… You can keep your story exciting and on the same track by using subplots to introduce conflicts that draw the reader’s attention away from the way the relationship is growing before delivering a major twist that affects, but doesn’t halt or change the way in which the relationship is growing.

~ Not making the characters’ reluctance unreasonable… Each character should have personal and logical reasons for avoiding addressing their feelings that the reader can empathize with and understand. It’s as simple as that.

~ Will-they-won’t they that spans large periods of time… If the will-they-won’t-they surrounds a relationship that spans huge amounts of time (such as one that is spanned over 50+ years) can be depicted very well as long as you choose the moments and events that you include in the actual storytelling very wisely, and sparingly. There should be a balance of events told from the present moment where the tension is at a near boiling point, and events that establish how the relationship has grown and continues to, and why it took so long to do so.

Resources

Resources For Describing Emotions

Resources For Plot Development

Resources For Romance Writers

Kiss Scenes 101: How to Write The Perfect Kiss

Novel Planning 101

How To Write A Good Plot Twist

How To Foreshadow

Commentary On Social Issues In Writing

How To Make A Scene More Heartfelt

20 Mistakes To Avoid When Writing Young Adult Fiction/Romance

Tips On Writing Skinny Love

How To Perfect The Tone In A Piece Of Writing

A Guide To Tension & Suspense In Your Writing

Writing Arguments Between Characters

Planning A Scene In A Story

Tips On Writing Intense Scenes

DISCLAIMER

I know that the primary audience of these articles write stories for young adults or a little bit older, and I don’t want to be preachy and tell you what you should and should not convey in your story. However, I want to remind all writers that no matter who your audience is, the manner in which you convey things does impact each individual readers’ mindset and views in some way.

Please be aware of the way your story frames things like potential abuse, unhealthy behavior, and toxic relationships, because it’s not the presence of these things that is harmful; it’s the way you frame them, glorify them, or romanticize them.

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Prompt #1391

“There is nothing for me in this world but godless rage and copious amounts of snacks.”

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Dear everyone who is currently working on a Thing, whatever that Thing may be,

Good luck with the Thing. You can do the Thing. You will do the Thing. You just have to do the Thing.

Best wishes,

Someone who is also doing a Thing

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THANK YOU FOR ALL THE FOLLOWS & HAPPY HOLIDAYS!

The Wanderlust — A BakuDeku Zine — team is ecstatic to reveal that we have achieved our 500 Tumblr follower count milestone exactly on Christmas day! 

It is such a wonderful gift to find that the amount of support we have gotten is so overwhelming and still continues to climb to greater numbers! Without you, we could not have possibly become successful, and for that, we have great news for everyone:

We will be doing a giveaway for ONE physical copy of our zine AND ONE special merchandise items of your choice!

To enter our special holiday giveaway, we ask that you fill out this form, reblog this post, and that you are a follower of our blog! Please be aware that likes will not count!

This special giveaway will end on January 11, and our random winner will be chosen on the 12th of January! Right when our contributor applications close!

On a side note, if our Twitter account also reaches its 500 follower milestone, then we will also hold another giveaway on that platform!

We wanted to celebrate this milestone by spreading some holiday cheer as well, so we hope this was a happy surprise!

The Wanderlust team thanks you, our beloved follower, for sticking with us this far into our project, and we hope that you have a most lovely holiday season! We love you so much! Until next time, our dearest adventurers, Plus Ultra! 

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writing tip #2419:

need to increase your wordcount? make your characters argue about the definition of a sandwich

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Hey @arnie-sketches I’m your 2018 BKDK Secret Santa! I was so excited when I saw what prompt you had picked out and I was lucky enough to receive! Why? Cause I’m a huge Potter Nerd! Not to mention getting a chance to write Katsuki into my own House?! Priceless! I hope you enjoy reading it as much as I did writing it! Also, @bkdksecretsanta thank you so much for hosting this event, it was super fun!

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Hey YO!

I’m participating in the Bingo Event that @wondercreators is hosting, and I thought It was about time I knocked one of these lovely squares off!

Honestly I should have started this sooner, unfortunately I was overwhelmed by the task at first, but! And that’s a big BUT! After watching so many people knock out their squares, I was inspired to do the same!

Who know, that’s something I really love about the BnHA fandom. Everyone I’ve met has just been so driven to complete their tasks and help other people, it’s really inspiring.

Whether they are a mod of a Discord server, just a member passing by, or someone I’ve managed to befriend! Each and every person has inspired to do my best! I hope to do the same!

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The Queen’s 10 tips and tricks for fanfic writing!

I hope these are helpful for you! Included are some tips on how to read prompts, outlining, creating summaries, proofreading, formatting and posting. 

This list is created for the @wondercreators​ 2018 Bingo Event!

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