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Ready to write your epic fantasy novel? This FREE Fantasy Novel Outline Template is packed with everything you need to craft immersive worlds, unforgettable characters, and a gripping plot. Designed for fantasy writers who are serious about storytelling! 🔥 What’s included: 🗺️ Worldbuilding tools to design rich, magical settings ✍️ Character profiles for crafting compelling heroes and villains 📖 Chapter breakdowns to keep your story organized 🌌 Hero’s journey stages to structure a timeless plot 📅 Progress tracker to hit your writing goals And more! Download your free Fantasy Novel Outline Template by clicking the link. #FantasyWriting #FantasyAuthors #Worldbuilding #WritingLife #WritingTemplate #FantasyTemplate #FantasyOutline

Outlining

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How To Add Tension To Your Story Dialogue | Book writing tips, Book writing inspiration, Writing lessons

Jotter Pad

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Writing Tips Oasis.com

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Find over 310 surname ideas for your characters! ✍🏼
100+ Cool Space Names With Meanings - The Greenspring Home
Discover 430+ Princess Name Ideas for your characters, newborns, or even pets! 💚

Character Naming list

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What you should delete when editing a novel ⋆ Protagonist Crafts

KATRISOIKKELI.com

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How to Create a Character Profile (Free Template!) - Gift Ideas for Writers

PDF

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Jotterpad: Writing Tips

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Create a Complex Moral Argument for Your Theme

Helping Writers Become Aurthors

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Chapter one

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Antiheroes combine all the best qualities of traditional heroes and villains. Their surplus of flaws gives them charm and relatability, while their strong commitment to achieving their goals makes them easy to root for. Some of the most successful protagonists are the ones that drift into antihero territory. If you want to craft your own antihero that readers will love to hate (or love with their whole heart), then read on to learn some of the most important aspects of working with this trope.

All Write Alright Blog

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The Hook (Secrets of Story Structure, Pt. 2 of 12) - Helping Writers Become Authors
The Link Between Your Story's Hook and Resolution - Helping Writers Become Authors

Secret of story structural and related topics by helping writers become authors blog

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How to become a master at writing dialogue

Writing dialogue & Voices

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Third-Person Point of View: Omniscient or Limited

Point of view (POV)

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In this guide for artists, I go over the six styles I use when drawing forests and trees for my fantasy maps. You can use these styles to spice up your drawn maps, which can be used to shape the worldbuilding project you're working on!
Check this blog post out, if you want to learn about plants, mushrooms, flowers, and how to create them for your worlds! Save this to your worldbuilding and writing boards!

Eldris

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Story Structure Series by The Novel Smithy

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When writing an HEA love story, you need healthier romantic conflicts for your characters to face, or risk readers rightly rejecting their relationship. Luckily, there are ways to inject conflict into your fictional romance, without your lovers having to hurt each other. So, from the tension caused by opposing goals, to pacts or even curses, here are five better ways to create conflict between your romantic leads! 😘
The Coming of Age Arc: How to Write About Growing Up - The Novel Smithy

The Novel Smithy Blog Post

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Tips for Researching you Novel Idea at the Library

Research Tips

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Banner world builder series: how to build your world: Sun and Seasons.
Title Image - World Builder: How to build your world: Habitat.

How to Build your world

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Writing Help

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Four Ways to Plot a Trilogy — Well-Storied.

Well Storied Blog Pin

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How to Plan Your Novel Successfully (By Avoiding These 8 Mistakes)

Extra

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The Building Blocks of World Building
Questions to Ask When Creating Fictional Myths - Quill Pen Writer
Questions to Ask When Creating Fictional Histories - Quill Pen Writer

Question to Ask

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Big Brother is Watching: Surveillance Technology and Privacy - Dan Koboldt
Questions to Ask When Creating Fictional Myths - Quill Pen Writer
Toxicologist Megan Cartwright Chaudhuri discusses toxins and poisons in sci-fi/fantasy literature.

Myths Check

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How to Write a Short Story Step-by-Step — E.M. Welsh

Short Story

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9 Plot Twist Ideas for Writers
20 High-Stake Subplot Ideas That Aren’t Romantic – writing like a boss

Plot

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