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Shrugs. Twirls a lock of hair. Wipes forehead. When writing a short story or novel, you can use gestures to make your characters’ thoughts and emotions more vivid and realistic. For instance, you can write “they’re sad,” or you can have everyone brushing away...
If you’re an avid reader, your virtual passport would be stamped most often with visits to London! In this article Writer’s Relief found on LitHub.com, London is mentioned in literature three times more than any other major European city—making London the European...
Trivia games can be a lot of fun! And the mental connections we make and facts we learn during trivia games can lead to better creativity, innovation, and problem-solving skills. At Writer’s Relief, we all enjoy a quick, friendly trivia contest! Whether you’re...
Click on the video above to hear about Patricia’s experience with Writer’s Relief! It’s not easy to balance a full-time career with a full-time writing life! Patricia L. Meek was working fifty hours a week in behavioral health and squeezing in morning writing...
In the Outlander book series written by Diana Gabaldon, Claire Randall, a nurse in 1945, suddenly finds herself in 1743. And The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy by Douglas Adams follows Arthur Dent, a former earthling who must navigate the oddities of the...
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