I wanted to share some things that might be useful
ilys
ilys is a website that will only let you see the wod you're writing. It doesn't let you letter eating key or see what you've written. It can be annoying at first but it helps you get what's in your head down. There's also the option to save and then edit once your session is done. You can also select a wod goal.
www.ilys.com
Filter wods
This page just lists some filter wods to avoid. I go through during editing and change these wods when I can and I think it really helps.
Realistic injuries
A page about writing injuries for all of those violent writers out there.
http://www.users.totalise.co.uk/~leiafee/ramblings/realistic_injuries.htm
Here's my contribution as well:
Resources
https://www.notebook.ai/forum/tutorials/sharing-links-to-helpful-things - Another writing resource on this website, contains how to write an archive and resources for naming your characters.
https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/ - Full list of physical and mental conditions, and descriptions and treatments, from the UK NHS (National Health Service)
https://www.nhs.uk/medicines/ - Full list of medicines, and what they do, from the NHS
Writing and publishing
https://writing.stackexchange.com/questions/40775/how-to-avoid-turning-character ping-pong-into-qa-session - How to not have stunted character ping-pong
https://www.writersdigest.com/prompts - Creative Writing Prompts, updated regularly
https://absolutewrite.com/2002/06/29/getting-the-scoop-on-poetry-contest-scams/ - How to avoid writing contest and magazine scams (V. important if you want to publish your work!)
Your three are lifesavers. Thank you all so much.
https://writingresources.tumblr.com/ Jyn gave me this. It's pretty useful.
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