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Forget the room was messy. Tell me about the coffee mug with lipstick on the rim, sitting next to an overflowing ashtray. The books stacked haphazardly, their spines cracked, their pages dog-eared like they’ve been lived in. The old sweater on the chair, still holding the ghost of someone’s shape. Details don’t just paint a picture, they tell a story.

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I'm officially splitting my socials into TWO accounts!

From now on, @sleepingeurydice is your go-to for: ✍️ Keeping up with my editing work and clients 📚 Tracking my works in progress or any ongoing projects 🖋️ Staying updated on my recent & ongoing publications

If you're here for the behind-the-scenes of my creative process and all things writing, this is the place to be! Follow along for more updates, insights, and inspiration.

and, @eurydiceisdead is the hub for: 🐉 Dungeons & Dragons ideas and creations 🔥 My Monster Energy rankings & rants 🎮 Updates on my game dev projects ...and so much more chaos and creativity!

If you're here for epic adventures, energy drink hot takes, and all things geeky, hit that follow button! Let’s roll the dice together.

Follow both to stay connected and experience every side of the journey! Thank you for your love and support as these spaces evolve.

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Poem of the Month (NOV): Arda Mori's 'Smoke on the Sea'.

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The Sleeping Eurydice YouTube Channel is now Live! With a 1 minute poetry reading - Counting Pebbles.

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Wireworm Magazine is rocking a great new website! You can read my Prose Poem "WORM-" in their Current Issue: The WORMIAD!

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Gothic Inspiration Continues!!!

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"The true horror of existence is not the fear of death, but the fear of life. It is the fear of waking up each day to face the same struggles, the same disappointments, the same pain. It is the fear that nothing will ever change, that you are trapped in a cycle of suffering that you cannot escape. And in that fear, there is a desperation, a longing for something, anything, to break the monotony, to bring meaning to the endless repetition of days."

— Albert Camus, The Fall

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Let's begin again... Hi, I'm Eurydice. I'm a poet who writes for publication, persecution and purgatory. My most recent publications are with Litmora Magazine and Wildsound Writing Festival.

My Likes:

- Poetry - Writing - Music - Horror - Minecraft - Halo - Dungeons and Dragons - and much more.

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When people say, “nature is my religion” are they talking about flies that feed on shit, maggots in decomposing corpses, lionesses with stained teeth and mouths full of blood? Are they talking about floods and fires and things from which we should always run? Are they talking about carcasses, rot, death?

Or do they just mean “this particular copse of benign trees is my religion”

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Do you happen to have a tag for the more mechanical aspects of writing?

Hello, I'm not dead! I'm just on a very tight writing deadline and accidentally let the queue die. Argh. I promise to get posts up and running soon.

Anyway, tags! You can find our tags on this page (some things are haphazardly arranged, but they're all there). Ones that might help are:

Grammar

Words

Language

Sentence Structure

Style

POV

Narrative

Edit: If it's not loading, make sure the URL says https://fixyourwritinghabits.com/tagged/ <- insert the tag you want at the end.

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Whole-heartedly BEGGING writers to unlearn everything schools taught you about how long a paragraph is. If theres a new subject, INCLUDING ACTIONS, theres a new paragraph. A paragraph can be a single word too btw stop making things unreadable

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Destroy the myth that libraries are no longer relevant. If you use your library, please reblog.

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WHY DOES WRITING FEEL LIKE PULLING WORDS OUT OF A VOID WITH MY BARE HANDS

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Gothic Writing Inspirational 'Quote'.

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Through submitting with @wildsoundfest, I have been given the opportunity to have one of my poems read by a Voice Actor. SO here is the lovely Val Cole reading my poem on the Wildsound Festival You Tube Channel!

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Poetry Prompt

Journey Through Time: Write a poem that takes the reader through different historical eras, exploring how love, loss, and hope have changed—or remained the same—throughout human history.

Note: If you write fiction instead, you can still use the prompt in the context of prose!