#Substack Articles For Writers

5 Substack articles to read this week 💌 Get off your phone and nourish your juicy brain!! #substack

Five of the best, most helpful, and FREEEEEEEE websites for authors and writers alike. The last one will surprise you I PROMISSEEE (if it doesn’t then comment and we can fight about it). Best sites for writers are hard to come by, but I’ve been using these for years and I’ve vetted them hard. Useful websites for authors can be hard to come by, so comment your faves below! #writingabook #aspiringauthor #writinganovel #websitesforauthors #writerwebsites #scrivener #bookwritingtips #bookwritingprocess free writing resources, websites for writers, tools for authors, writing websites, best writing tools, writing software, author resources, writer productivity, self-publishing tools, book writing help, writer education, aspiring author tips, writing hacks, writing process support, author platform growth, book planning tools, indie author help, novel writing tools, creative writing tips, writing advice for beginners, writer tech stack

Writing advice: Writing tips for new writers 👉 Save for later! . Read intentionally. When you read a paragraph of a novel that makes you tense or delighted or fearful, question why. Think about the word choice, the sentence structure, the pacing, and everything that came in the scene before it. See how you can use these techniques in your own writing. . Practice writing short stories sometimes, even if your end goal is to write a novel. As Ray Bradbury said: “Write a short story every week. It’s not possible to write 52 bad short stories in a row.” . Write primarily for yourself, especially if writing is a hobby. There’s always going to be someone who hates something. You can’t please everyone! Writers benefit from a thick skin. If you see a tweet about how your favourite trope is cliche or weird, you don’t need to cut it out of your book. There’s a market for everything, and if you write something you genuinely love, it’ll find its audience. . Try finding a writing community. There’s a link to a free writing club discord in my bio under “free resources”. Sometimes a second opinion helps a lot! . You can break as many “rules” as you like. There’s no one-size-fits-all when it comes to writing. If a piece of advice doesn’t suit you, there’s no need to follow it. Your writing is uniquely yours, and that means you have the freedom to break as many “rules” as you want. . 👉  Save for later 💬  Tell us your favourite writing tips in the comments 🔍  Get resources and freebies in the link in my bio . Tags 🏷️ #writingadvice #writingtips #howtowriteabook #writergram

Stop scrolling! 🚫 Articles to read instead of doom-scrolling. Feed your mind with personal growth and deep reading this week. Which title is catching your eye? (bookstagram, substack, articles,Instagram reel. bookholics, personal growth, literature, fyp, viral, readerscommunity) #bookstagram #readinglist #selfimprovement #literaryinspiration #readmorebooks📚 #darkacademiavibes #readersofinstagram #personalgrowth❤️ #lifelessons #fypppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppp #explorepage #engagingcontent #booksbooksbooks #novel

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Writing tips: Useful free websites for new writers 👉  Save for later . https://www.shunn.net/format/story/2/ - This resource made by William Shunn provides a comprehensive guide on manuscript formatting according to industry standards. This website is so valuable if you’re looking to submit your stories to literary magazines, anthologies, or other publishing outlets, and can improve your chances of getting your work published. . Donjon (https://donjon.bin.sh/) - This website offers a variety of free online tools for generating things like maps, dungeons, names, calendars, weather, and more. This is a great resource for fantasy writers who want to put some thought into their worldbuilding. . Discord - If you want to connect with new and experienced writers to get advice and second opinions, School of Plot has a thriving, friendly discord community that can be found in the link in my bio under “free resources” . Reversedictionary.org - Do you ever have a word on the tip of your tongue but struggle to grasp it? This online tool allows you to find words based on their definitions or descriptions. . Hemingway Editor (www.hemingwayapp.com) - Hemingway Editor is a web-based tool that helps writers polish up their writing. It highlights complex sentences, excessive adverbs, and other areas for improvement, allowing you to refine your writing style. You can choose between the paid and free versions. . ZenPen (https://zenpen.io/) - This a minimalist online text editor designed to provide a distraction-free writing experience. If your biggest writing hurdle is getting distracted, this could be a fun tool to try out. . 👉  Save for later 🔍  Get resources and freebies in the link in my bio . Tags 🏷️ #writingadvice #writing #writingtips #howtowriteabook #amwriting #writergram #writergramuk #writingprompts #writingideas

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Articles to read instead of doomscrolling, part 3 (articles, substack, reel, bookstagram) #explore #foryou #bookstagramindia #bookworm #bookstagrammer #bookrecs #viral #substack

If this ends up on your feed and you’re writing a book, please engage. This is a trial reel* and I’m trying to connect with more aspiring writers! *im too reliant on spellcheck ##writersofinstagram #writingcommunity bookstagram

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Favorite articles to read roundup this week 📚 This week’s reading felt like a quiet recalibration. From “Why I Refuse to Live for Myself” to “Why Human Intuition Is Still Science’s Greatest Tool in the Age of AI,” the through-line was clear: we are more than output, more than optimization. I also spent time with MINDBOX and Yana Yuhai’s “Restless by Design, a sharp reminder that constant stimulation isn’t harmless background noise; it’s reshaping how we think, focus, and even feel at rest. The common thread across all of them? A gentle but firm push toward intention: living beyond the self, trusting intuition alongside data, and relearning how to sit still long enough to hear your own thoughts again. Comment down "intention" and I will DM you the link to the articles 💖‼️ #reading #oxford #substack #doomscroll #oxforduni reading | doomscroll | substack | oxford | oxforduni

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