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Remember

The present U.S. administration wants you to be overwhelmed.  They want you to burn out.  They want to swamp you with bad news so that you don’t know where to turn or how to fight back, or whether you have the energy to be effective.

A suggestion: for every piece of bad news you reblog, reblog something about resistance.  Reblog something about how people are building something, in direct contrast to those who are trying to tear us down.  Reblog something that lifts your spirits and reminds you why we fight.

Do not do their work for them.  Consciously choose to reblog light as well as the important news of what the administration is up to. 

They do not get to make us despair.

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7 Herbs Known to Help Induce Prophetic Dreams (that don't cost an arm and a leg!)

When we say ’prophetic dreams’, we are talking of dreams that allow us a glimpse into the future. They may be vivid, or perhaps a mere clue amongst a sea of confusing subconscious flashes and imagery. The following herbs amplify and enhance psychic power and induce prophetic dreams:

Bay Leaves: place beneath your pillow before you go to sleep.

Heliotrope: place the leaves under your pillow before sleeping.

Jasmine: burn the dried flowers in an incense burner prior to sleeping.

Marigold: scatter the flowers in or around the bed before you go to sleep.

Mimosa: fill a bag with the flowers and place under ypur pillow - the colours blue and yellow are often connected to psychic awareness.

Mugwort: filling a bag and placing under the pillow or drinking this as a tea are very effective methods when it comes to inducing dreams.

Peppermint: fill a bag with the leaves and place it underneath your pillow. You can also drink peppermint tea prior to sleeping.

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There is always some madness in love. But there is also always some reason in madness.

Friedrich Nietzsche,  Thus Spoke Zarathustra (via wordsnquotes)

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23 Emotions People Feel But Can’t Explain

Sonder: The realization that each passerby has a life as vivid and complex as your own.

Opia: The ambiguous intensity of Looking someone in the eye, which can feel simultaneously invasive and vulnerable.

Monachopsis: The subtle but persistent feeling of being out of place.

Énouement: The bittersweetness of having arrived in the future, seeing how things turn out, but not being able to tell your past self.

Vellichor: The strange wistfulness of used bookshops.

Rubatosis: The unsettling awareness of your own heartbeat.

Kenopsia: The eerie, forlorn atmosphere of a place that is usually bustling with people but is now abandoned and quiet.

Mauerbauertraurigkeit: The inexplicable urge to push people away, even close friends who you really like.

Jouska: A hypothetical conversation that you compulsively play out in your head.

Chrysalism: The amniotic tranquility of being indoors during a thunderstorm.

Vemödalen: The frustration of photographic something amazing when thousands of identical photos already exist.

Anecdoche: A conversation in which everyone is talking, but nobody is listening

Ellipsism: A sadness that you’ll never be able to know how history will turn out.

Kuebiko: A state of exhaustion inspired by acts of senseless violence.

Lachesism: The desire to be struck by disaster – to survive a plane crash, or to lose everything in a fire.

Exulansis: The tendency to give up trying to talk about an experience because people are unable to relate to it.

Adronitis: Frustration with how long it takes to get to know someone.

Rückkehrunruhe: The feeling of returning home after an immersive trip only to find it fading rapidly from your awareness.

Nodus Tollens: The realization that the plot of your life doesn’t make sense to you anymore.

Onism: The frustration of being stuck in just one body, that inhabits only one place at a time.

Liberosis: The desire to care less about things.

Altschmerz: Weariness with the same old issues that you’ve always had – the same boring flaws and anxieties that you’ve been gnawing on for years.

Occhiolism: The awareness of the smallness of your perspective.

Source John Koenig, writer and creator of The Dictionary of Obscure Sorrows.

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When he offers his lips, go for his throat.

Clementine von Radics (via thelovejournals)

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Hex for 2017

You know that old saying, “desperate times, desperate measures” ? Well, it’s pretty accurate in this instance. I like to think of myself as a pretty positive person, as I believe any energy you put out into the universe will eventually come back to you. But in this instance, I’m willing to risk it. 

Let me be perfectly clear: This is not a curse. 

What’s the difference? 

Curses are very powerful, can last for very long periods of time, and can essentially destroy a person. While I don’t condemn witches who do curse, and think there are times when it may be necessary, I don’t feel ready to mess with that kind of power yet.  

Hexes, on the other hand, are like a deterrent. The person or group you are hexing will feel like they’re moving through glue, like none of their actions have a large effect. It’s annoying and an inconvenience, but won’t completely ruin their life. For me, hexes are the equivalent of “do no harm, but take no shit”. And if you’re hesitant about working with negative energy, a minor hex might be a good place to start. 

You will need: 

Paper and pencil 

Clear quartz- or other energy amplifier

Loud music- to add negative intent

Protective sigil, pendant, charm, etc

Scissors or a knife (optional)- to cast the hex

Matches or a lighter (optional)- to cast the hex

First, begin by casting a circle of protection around yourself. You could do this by wearing a protective sigil or pendant, sprinkling salt water around yourself, or other means of protection. You want to be crystal clear on where the negative energy is going- and it’s not towards you. Do not skip this step. 

Next, play your loud music to add negative emotions, energy, and intent to the space. Think about people you want to deter or slow down in 2017. Picture every action of theirs being thwarted or delayed for as long as possible, and that their lives are peppered with minor annoyances. Be specific- you don’t want to hex anyone you don’t intend to.

Examples could be:

The Trump administration

The KKK/other hate groups

Anti-LGBT groups

People who support “religious freedom” but only if that religion is Christianity

Sexist, racist, homophobic, transphobic, or ableist individuals/groups

Write their names down on the piece of paper; again, be very clear and write neatly. At the bottom, draw disruptive sigils or write a binding message. The one I used was this: 

“In the coming year, let every pebble be a boulder and every molehill be a mountain. May they feel stuck, endlessly pushing for very little gain. May their words fall on silent ears, and their hateful speech lose its power. And it harm none, so mote it be.”

Afterwards, destroy the paper. Shred it, tear it into pieces, flush it, set it on fire (safely!) whatever you would like to ruin the paper. With that, the hex is cast. 

Finally- cleanse yourself and your materials. Clean and charge any crystals or other tools you used, including yourself. You don’t want any wayward negative energy to stick to you. Don’t skip this step either. You don’t want to use your favorite quartz for another spell and have everything go wrong. 

Hope this gives you some ideas. Remember, as witches, we are never powerless. We can use our powers to increase the good in the world, and knock those who wish to do bad down a peg. 

Happy New Year and many blessings!- Kate

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Protection Spell: "My Blood is Armour"

A spell to protect you from negativity and weakness, to reinforce your emotional armour. To protect you from harm that comes from within.

Ingredients:

Black pepper, lime, garlic

Red pen

Red cloth

Red ribbon (or scrap of cloth, elastic, string)

Needle and thread (or staples, glue)

Blood/red paint/red ink

Method:

Cut a square of fabric and sew it into a pouch. While sewing, focus on your intent. Stuff the pouch with your herbs, and sew it shut.

Sew or otherwise attach a length of ribbon to either side of the pouch. You should be able to tie them together around your forearm. 

This is your first shield.

Write the phrase “My blood is armour” in a circle around your non-dominant arm (left, for most people) where you will tie the shield. Repeat it if necessary.

Along the back of your arm, smear the blood/paint/ink, preferably into a rough square shape.

The blood and words together form your second shield.

Tie the cloth shield in place, over the blood shield, while repeating the words “My blood is armour”, and focusing on being protected from negativity and weakness.

I realize the phrasing is a little obscure and definitely use a different chant if you prefer. I used this chant because of the idea of having armour under your skin, having armour to protect you from within. Also, I actually use the Sindarin translation “Gerin sereg nin sui ambath nin”, which is more exactly I have my blood as my armour. 

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Rotting/Decaying Herbs Correspondence

After seeing numerous masterposts about herbs, I noticed there wasn’t any mention of the correspondences when it comes to rotted or decaying herbs.  Here’s my take on this.

Anise- Use to cause a person to have nightmares, misfortune and/or relationship issues.

Apples- Use to cause turmoil between romantic partners.

Barley- Use to direct negativity and misfortune towards a person.

Basil- Use to cause fights, arguments, etc. between two lovers, two friends, two family members. Used to deter love from developing between 2 people. Use to deter customers from shopping at a business.  Use to attract negativity (place in rooms of a house for protection from negativity).

Bay- Use to cause a person to experience nightmares. Use to direct negativity and misfortune towards a person.

Birch- Use weaken protection of a person.

Blackberry- Use leaves in spells to cause for wealth to be drained or mismanaged.

Blueberry- Use to cause for a person to experience negativity and unwanted guests at their home.

Cabbage- Use to cause for fighting and arguing between a married couple.

Cactus- Use to weaken the protection of the home or other properties.

Camellia- Use to cause a person financial difficulties.

Carnation- Use to weaken a person’s leadership skills, commemoration and self-esteem.

Carrot- Use to cause for a person to lose sexual desire.

Catnip- Use to direct misfortune and unwanted spirits towards a person.  Use to cause for a person to feel confused or unwanted.

Celery- Use to cause a person to have difficulty concentrating during tasks.  Use to cause a person to have difficulty falling asleep.  Use to cause for sexual desire of a person to decrease.

Chamomile- Use to cause for financial difficulties. Use to heighten curse effects.

Cherry- Use to cause a person to feel undesired or loved.

Chicory- Use to heighten and strengthen obstacles in a person’s life.

Cinnamon- Use to cause for setbacks in business or a person’s goals in career.  Use to decrease a person’s protection.

Clove- Use cause for financial hardships.

Cucumber- Use to hinder fertility.

Cumin- Use to cause a person to argue with their significant other and to cause for a person who’s been unfaithful to feel overwhelming guilt.

Cypress- Use to slow down emotional healing process.

Daffodil- Use to cause a person misfortune and to have difficulties in love.  Use to cause a person to feel isolated.

Daisy- Use to deflect unwanted attention from potential romantic partners.

Dandelion- Burn to block unwanted thoughts about a person.

Dill- Use to weaken protection of a person.  Use to cause a person to be unnoticeable and avoidable.

Elder-Use to direct negativity and misfortune.  Use to cause a person to experience a restless night’s sleep.

Fern- Use to weaken a person or location’s protective energy.

Fig- Use to cause a person to experience decreasing sexual desire and decrease protective energy of a home.

Flax- Use to cause a person to experience financial difficulties.

Foxglove- Use to cause for a person’s garden to rot.

Frankincense- Use to weaken protection and stunt spiritual growth of a person.

Gardenia- Use to cause a person’s illness to be slow and difficult.  Use to cause for a person to to feel unwanted.

Garlic- Use to weaken a person’s protective energy and to cause for a restless night’s sleep. Use to cause a person to experience a stroke of bad luck.

Geranium- Use to cause a person to experience weakened protection, romantic desire, and confusion.

Ginger- Use to cause a person financial and love life difficulties.  Use to undermine another person’s magickal workings.

Ginseng- Use to repel love and cause for a person to feel unwanted. Use to cause financial difficulties.  Use to weaken a person’s glamour magick and promote back luck.

Grape- Use to decrease fertility and to weaken mental powers. Use to cause a person to experience financial hardships.

Hazel- Use to cause a person confusion and forgetfulness.

Holly- Use to cause for a person to experience bad luck.

Honeysuckle- Bury near a home to cause for the residents to experience financial difficulties and a stroke of bad luck.

Iris- Use to weaken protection around a person or location. Use to cause a person confusion.

Ivy- Bury near home to cause for it to experience chaos and disarray.

Jasmine- Use to cause a person to experience financial difficulties. Use to cause a person nightmares and a restless night’s sleep.attract money.

Juniper- Use to weaken protective energy around a person or location.

Lavender- Use to cause a person to experience difficulties with love. Use to cause a person to experience nightmares and a restless night’s sleep.  Bury near a person’s home to cause the home to become restless and chaotic. 

Lemon- Use to cause a person to question their romantic partner’s faithfulness. Use to cause a strain between friends.

Lemon Grass- Use to cause a person’s psychic powers to weaken.

Lettuce- Use to cause a person to experience a restless night’s sleep.

Lilac- Use to cause a person to experience bad luck.

Lily- Use to cause for a person to have unwanted visitors to the home.

Liverwort- Use to drive an emotional wedge between romantic partners.  use to cause a romantic partner to doubt their lover’s dedication.

Magnolia- Use to expose a unfaithful romantic partner.

Maple- Use to repel unwanted romantic partners.  Use to cause a person financial difficulty.

Marigold- Use to weaken a person’s protective energy and to cause for a restless night’s sleep and/or nightmares.  use to cause a person to become less influential and respected and respected by peers, colleagues,etc.  Use to cause a person to experience difficulty in handling legal matters.

Mint- Use to repel unwanted sexual urges.  Use to cause a person to experience financial difficulty.

Mistletoe-Use to cause a person to experience misfortune, nightmares while sleeping and weakened protection. Use to cause for couples to fight.

Mulberry- Use to cause for a person’s magickal work to backfire or be negated.

Oak- Use an acorn from an oak tree to cause for a person to experience a deduction in sexual desire.  Use to cause for a person to physically and mentally “feel their age”.

Orange- Use to cause for a person to come across as being bland and dull.

Orchid- Use to cause a person financial and social/interpersonal difficulties.

Pansy- Use to repel unwanted feelings associated with love.

Parsley- Use to repel unwanted sexual desire.  Use to cause a person to experience a decrease in lustful thinking.

Peach- Use to cause a person confusion and forgetfulness.  Use to prevent emotional attachment.

Peppermint- (See Mint).

Pine- Use to weaken defenses against negativity.

Raspberry- Use to decrease protective energies around a home or person.

Rice- Use to cause for a married couple to argue.

Rose- Use to repel an unwanted lover or romantic partner.  Use to cause a couple to argue and fight.

Rosemary- Use to cause a person to experience a restless night’s sleep and nightmares. Use to cause a person to experience difficulty in learning new information and become confused.

Rowan- Use to cause a person’s divination skills to become weak and confusing.  Use to cause for a person to become weak, unlucky, and experience misfortune. Use to increase spirit communication.

Rue- Use to cause a person to become love-struck and confused. Aids in curses.

Saffron- Use to repel lustful feelings.

Sage- Use to cause a person confusion and misfortune.

St. John’s Wort- Use to cause a person to feel unwanted.  Use to repel unwanted romantic partners.

Sassafras- Use to cause a person to experience financial difficulties.

Spearmint- Use to deter lust.

Strawberries- Use to cause a person to feel unwanted or unloved.

Sugar Cane- Use to deter unwanted love and attention.

Sunflower- Use to hide the truth from a person or within a situation.  Use to cause a person misfortune.

Thyme- Use to cause a person to experience nightmares. Use to cause a person to be avoidable and unnoticeable or to cause a person to receive overwhelming amounts of unwanted attention.  Use to decrease energy level and cause for a person to become fearful and afraid.

Vanilla- Use to decrease lust. Carry a vanilla bean to cause a person difficulty in maintaining energy and memory.

Vervain- Use to cause a person to experience chaos and instability.  Use to cause for wishes made to be unheard.  Use to cause friends to become enemies.  Use to repel unwanted lovers.

Violet- Mix with lavender to repel unwanted lovers and sexual partners. Use to cause a person to have difficulty sleeping and have an increase in their anger.

Willow- Use to repel love. Use to cause healing of a person to be slow.

Wintergreen- Use to cause healing of a person to be slow.

Wormwood- Use to cause a person to experience mechanical difficulties. Use to repel an unwanted romantic partner.

Source: My personal grimoire

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When you’re raised in a family that believes more in how the planets align than the concept of God, you have to learn how to pray to yourself. At six years old, this comes in the form of sleepless nights crying about how you don’t know how to love a body that isn’t even sure that it wants to be a body. There’s days I scrub at this skin until it’s an aching kind of red. The bleach always looks too tempting when you want to mold your organs into something smaller. I always want to be smaller, less and less, until everyone is satisfied. I can’t look in the mirror and accept that I’m my own God. That I can wipe myself out if I flick my wrist just right. I’m staying underwater until I turn as blue as I was when I was born. I’m always stuck being the little blue girl. Those sad eyes. It’s never enough and it’s always too much. I’m never the right amount of anything. If you try to take me in small doses, you’ll still choke. My God comes in a small body with too many voices. And I’m never quite sure which one is actually mine. One is always yelling and slamming doors, while the other cowers behind the door. There’s one that speaks in nothing but metaphors and there’s one that won’t stop repeating what I already know. In order to be my own God, I have to be more quiet, more weak, but strong, find the balance, walk the tightrope. Don’t stumble, there’s no room for mistakes here. This is your life we’re talking about after all. When the voices get loud, you get louder. You remind them who really owns this body. But there lies the problem: This body doesn’t want to be a body. This body claws its way out of itself. This body slashes its own throat, clips its own wings. This body dies a martyr, believing its death to be its final act of Godliness.

GOD COMPLEX, angelea l. (via wildfairy)

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I’m very glad that movies like Pacific Rim and Fury Road and The Force Awakens are as colorful as they are, because I am really, really tired of desaturated movies.

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i was at the dinner table the first time someone told me, “God does not exist.” I haven’t had a dream since then. sometimes, i imagine dying like it’s a good magic trick—sometimes, i imagine dying and it feels like driving home often, i want to pry open the mouth of a lion cut out her tongue, and wait for her to fight back with just teeth what i mean to say, is i’m nothing to scream about. nothing to shine a light on or give a pair of hands to. what i mean to say, is i’m just another way out of the ocean. what i mean to say, is i drove home from my own baptism fully believing i had just narrowly escaped drowning.

“girl is asked about herself for the first time” by spencer wollan (via mcdonaldsdrivethru)

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last night / the moon was trying to fall / from the sky / none of the experts knew / how to explain it / said / SOMETIMES THINGS JUST WANT TO LEAVE / and i think i understood / sometimes love just isn’t enough / sometimes even the people that / know it best can’t say why / you can pour all of you into one thing / but there still might be / a meteoroid hurling straight at you / disrupting your lazy sunday kind of love / this becomes a first-hand lesson / on the butterfly effect / we lose something / and now there’s a thousand parallel time lines / where we didn’t lose anything / where the moon was tugged back into orbit / where gravity keeps us complacent / (where you stay) / (where i stay) / listen / the strings that were trying to keep / the moon in place / were no thicker than floss string / it never had a chance / (i never had a chance) / nothing leaves that doesn’t want to / there’s a choice / the bags don’t pack themselves / you can’t just walk onto the plane / without a ticket / the metaphors never meant a goddamn thing / this isn’t for the story books / the moon left and it isn’t coming back / the poets are in a fret / the wolves are silent / you get used to a routine / and when it leaves / there’s a riot / (when you left) / (my heart started a riot) / (turned into a marching band) / (howled your name) / (you could hear the trumpet a mile away) / the moon disappeared last night / and all you were left with was billions of stars / that lit up the whole night sky / far brighter than you could have imagined / and what did you do / you complained about the piece you couldn’t see / (you disappeared last night) / (and all i was left with was the promise of spring) / (a thousand flowers and bees and birds and light and light and light) / (and what did i do) / (i complained about the piece i couldn’t reach)

THE MOON DISAPPEARED LAST NIGHT, angelea l. (via wildfairy)

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Death and I are good friends,

Occasionally I call her up and ask her to come over,

She sits and sips the tea I left out for her as I sob on the floor,

Clutching a knife like it is my last chance of salvation.

She sits at the table and tells me,

“It is not your time, child. You are not brave enough”

We do this for years.

Sometimes I do not see her for months

The urge to call her will rise up,

But I can sometimes ignore it.

Then there are days where she leaves through the front door

Only for me to call her back once her boots hit the pavement.

Neither of us get any rest on those nights.

Death is kind.

Her voice is always so soft and sweet when she tells me,

“It is not your time, child. You are not brave enough.”

There is an appointment with a doctor waiting for me this Tuesday

Death sits next to me on my couch silently.

I speak first.

“I haven’t changed my mind yet.”

She does not say anything. 

“I thought I would by now” 

Silence stretches between us like too many bad metaphors

“I don’t want them to change me”

She sips her tea.

“Maybe there will be a day that will mark the last time I call you.”

We sit together and it feels different, like we are equals instead of courier and broken doll

“I mean you’ll come back eventually –you’ll have to- but maybe I won’t be the one to call you when you come the last time.”

Quiet feels so much more comforting when you are not begging to die.

“You’ll come though? If I call?”

Finally, Death turns to me.

“It is not your time child. You are not brave enough. And I hope when you call again, it won’t be your time and you will not be brave enough. And the time after that. And the time after that. And all the times that you call me, I hope it is not your time and you are not brave enough.”

Death looks at me with a mother’s eyes

“I hope you are never brave enough”

We sit in silence, both of us sipping at tea I left out for us

All the knives are in their block

All the pills are in their bottles

All the razors have disappeared

All the hurtful things are in their place

Maybe cowardice is not the worst thing in the world.

There is an appointment with a doctor waiting for me on Tuesday

I go.

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A Somewhat Useful Masterpost for Writers

Websites for Critique:

Authonomy It’s been a while since I used this website in particular, but it’s useful for helpful critique and to get your original works out there. If your book get on the top five list at the end of the month Harper Collins will read it for possible publication.

Teen Ink

Figment

Fiction Press

ReviewFuse

and of course… Tumblr

Other Websites:

Write or Die is great if you want to give yourself a certain amount of time to write a set amount of words.

Tip of my Tongue for when you can’t remember the exact word

Character Traits Form 

Online Thesaurus where you just type in a word and you get a cluster of different words

Characters

Top 10 Questions for Creating Believable Characters

How to Create a Fictional Character

Describing Clothing and Appearance

The Difference between Ethnicity and Nationality

Describing a Voice

Characters (part 2)

How to write Funeral Directors  I’ve read quite a few fanfics where they just have funeral directors slapping clothes on a body and calling it a day. As a former funeral services major I can tell you that’s not the only thing they do.

How to write Drug Dealers

How to write Gamblers

Interview with a Hitman

Terms for royalty

Naming Characters

Behind the Name

Top Baby Names

Looking for a name that means a certain thing?

7 Rules of Picking Names

Most Common Surnames

Medical/Crime/Legal

Coma: Types, Causes, etc 

Tips for writing blood loss

Gunshot Wound Care

Examples of Hospital Forms

Common Legal Questions

The Writer’s Forensics Blog

Brain Injury Legal Guide

Types of Surgical Operations

Types of Mental Health Problems

A Day in the Life of a Mental Hospital Patient

Global Black Market Information Because where else would you find out how much money it takes to get a 16 year old girl to kill someone in Mexico?

Crime Scene Science

Examining Mob Mentality

How Street Gangs Work

Other Helpful Stuff

Poisonous Herbs and Plants

The Psychology of Color

The Meaning behind Rose color

Compare Character Heights - I personally love this site so much. 

Types of Swords

Color Symbolism

How a handgun works

Blueprints for Houses

The Six Types of Haunting Activities

The Difference Between lay and lie

10 Words You Need to Stop Misspelling

5 Easy Tips to Improve Your Writing

How to Write a Eulogy

Types of Crying

Career Masterpost

Avoiding LGBTQ Stereotypes

Tips for Writing Ghost Stories

A Spell to See Spirits

Make Graphics out of Quotes

Superstitions and More

The 12 Common Archetypes

Language of Flowers

Military Sign Language

A Visual Dictionary of Tops

Describing Tiaras

What author do you most write like? (I’ve gotten Stephenie Meyer)

12 Realistic Woman Body Shapes

Japanese honorifics

Dress Up Games  I personally like to find games that I can make my OCs with.

Azalea’s Dolls

Doll Divine x

Dress Up Games

Shidabeeda Games

Free Writing Software

Google Docs (automatically saves as you write. 100% recommend)

EverNote

OpenOffice (a free version of Microsoft Office)

Articles

25 Steps To Edit the Unmerciful Suck out of Your Story

10 Rules for Writing First Drafts

10 Things Teenage Writers Should Know About Writing

Create a Plot Outline in 8 Easy Steps

Publishing Agencies to Stay Away From

5 Ways to Make Your Novel Helplessly Addictive

Books:

On Writing: A Memoir of the Craft by Stephen King

Elmore Leonard’s 10 Rules of Writing

Chicken Soup for the Writer’s Soul

Writing Great Books for Young Adults

Inspirational Quotes: x x 

And I couldn’t find the original post for these so (pictures under the cut)

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