I thought it might be helpful for myself and those of us doing the monthly writing challenge as well. So here I go:
Writing Prompt Sites:
Think Written || 365 prompts for 365 days.
Poets & Writers || You can filter the prompts by what you're writing, which is pretty rad.
Reedsy || Has a lot of varied prompts, from blurbs to spark creativity to full scenarios.
Teach Starter || Randomized prompt images you can shuffle/refresh as you please.
Chaotic Shiny || Has tons of prompts, resources, and generators (think names, languages, etc.) for fantasy writing.
Writing Prompt Tumblrs:
Daily Prompts || A lot of variety here as well. I personally follow this one just because I like the stuff they put out a lot.
Put the Prompts on the Paper || This blog posts regular and music prompts, which I love, because a good song can go a long way for me.
Words n Quotes Writers || A blog dedicated to aspiring writers, you can search through numbered quotes so it can be randomized if you want!
Original Photgraphers || A great, eclectic variety of inspiring pictures can be found here.
Delta Breezes || This blog is filled with a lot of great nature and aesthetic pictures.
Colourpod || Because sometimes colors are inspiring too!
Character Resources:
Character Development Questionnaire || A fantastic way to develop your character, no matter the age or type.
Behind the Name Original || Has hundreds maybe thousands of names and lots of ways to filter. A great tool for accuracy and variety.
Behind the Name Surname Version || The same concept, but with last names.
Family Echo || A great resource for building family trees for your characters.
Fantasy Name Generators || A great resource for fantasy names and other things.
Character Trait Generator || A great way to build different characters with a variety of traits.
Quick Character Generator || A great resource for either starting a main character you can build on, or to spice up some background characters.
Female Face Claims || An amazing page put together by witch mercy where you can find a face claim for your female characters based off of age, ethnicity, occupation, etc.
Place Resources:
Place Name Generator || Get a great name for your city, town, country, etc.
Plot Resources:
10 Point Model || A very useful method for outlining your plot and the events/conflicts in it.
Word Counters:
I know most of us use the word count on whatever program we're writing on, but sometimes these have other features that are useful/helpful.
• Word Counter.io
(This one is my personal favorite. It tells you your current character and word counts, and most frequently used keywords, as well as sentences and paragraphs.)
• Word Counter
• Easy Word Count
Think Written || 365 prompts for 365 days.
Poets & Writers || You can filter the prompts by what you're writing, which is pretty rad.
Reedsy || Has a lot of varied prompts, from blurbs to spark creativity to full scenarios.
Teach Starter || Randomized prompt images you can shuffle/refresh as you please.
Chaotic Shiny || Has tons of prompts, resources, and generators (think names, languages, etc.) for fantasy writing.
Writing Prompt Tumblrs:
Daily Prompts || A lot of variety here as well. I personally follow this one just because I like the stuff they put out a lot.
Put the Prompts on the Paper || This blog posts regular and music prompts, which I love, because a good song can go a long way for me.
Words n Quotes Writers || A blog dedicated to aspiring writers, you can search through numbered quotes so it can be randomized if you want!
Original Photgraphers || A great, eclectic variety of inspiring pictures can be found here.
Delta Breezes || This blog is filled with a lot of great nature and aesthetic pictures.
Colourpod || Because sometimes colors are inspiring too!
Character Resources:
Character Development Questionnaire || A fantastic way to develop your character, no matter the age or type.
Behind the Name Original || Has hundreds maybe thousands of names and lots of ways to filter. A great tool for accuracy and variety.
Behind the Name Surname Version || The same concept, but with last names.
Family Echo || A great resource for building family trees for your characters.
Fantasy Name Generators || A great resource for fantasy names and other things.
Character Trait Generator || A great way to build different characters with a variety of traits.
Quick Character Generator || A great resource for either starting a main character you can build on, or to spice up some background characters.
Female Face Claims || An amazing page put together by witch mercy where you can find a face claim for your female characters based off of age, ethnicity, occupation, etc.
Place Resources:
Place Name Generator || Get a great name for your city, town, country, etc.
Plot Resources:
10 Point Model || A very useful method for outlining your plot and the events/conflicts in it.
Word Counters:
I know most of us use the word count on whatever program we're writing on, but sometimes these have other features that are useful/helpful.
• Word Counter.io
(This one is my personal favorite. It tells you your current character and word counts, and most frequently used keywords, as well as sentences and paragraphs.)
• Word Counter
• Easy Word Count
Further Resource Blogs by Yours Truly:
- One
- Two
Resource Blogs by Other Lovely Mibbians:
Hina:
Writing Resources That Could Help
Writing Resources
Hina's List of a Few Writing Resources
If anyone has any to add, drop a comment. I'll add them into this blog for handy safe keeping. Or whatever you want to call it.
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That's all I have for now. I'll likely add to this in the future. But for now, I'm going to attempt to sleep, as my eyelids are heavy.
We'll see what happens.