He launched his body off the bed.

writeworld:

Writer’s Block


In one sentence is the spark of a story. Ignite.

Mission: Write a story, a description, a poem, a metaphor, a commentary, or a memory about this sentence. Write something about this sentence.

Be sure to tag writeworld in your block!

amandaonwriting:

Literary Birthday - 26 May 
Happy Birthday, Alan Hollinghurst, born 26 May 1954
Alan Hollinghurst’s Top Writing Tips
Know where you’re going before you start.
Don’t waste time but take your time.
Keep a notebook at all times.
Read. Read. Read.
Don’t be disheartened by early criticism.
If possible, have an inescapable writing routine.
Don’t over define your characters. Let the reader imagine them. 
Alan Hollinghurst’s Favourite Writers
Henry James
Alice Munro
Lord Tennyson
Anton Chekhov
Evelyn Waugh
From Interview with Amanda Patterson
Hollinghurst was born 26 May 1954. He is the author of five novels. He won the 2004 Man Booker Prize for Line of Beauty. His novel, The Stranger’s Child, was long listed for the Man Booker Prize in 2011.
by Amanda Patterson for Writers Write

amandaonwriting:

Literary Birthday - 26 May 

Happy Birthday, Alan Hollinghurst, born 26 May 1954

Alan Hollinghurst’s Top Writing Tips

  1. Know where you’re going before you start.
  2. Don’t waste time but take your time.
  3. Keep a notebook at all times.
  4. Read. Read. Read.
  5. Don’t be disheartened by early criticism.
  6. If possible, have an inescapable writing routine.
  7. Don’t over define your characters. Let the reader imagine them. 

Alan Hollinghurst’s Favourite Writers

  1. Henry James
  2. Alice Munro
  3. Lord Tennyson
  4. Anton Chekhov
  5. Evelyn Waugh

From Interview with Amanda Patterson

Hollinghurst was born 26 May 1954. He is the author of five novels. He won the 2004 Man Booker Prize for Line of Beauty. His novel, The Stranger’s Child, was long listed for the Man Booker Prize in 2011.

by Amanda Patterson for Writers Write

becdecorbin:

kuchenkat:

pettry:

The prince of the far, far away land wanted to marry the princess, but she rejected him. As a punishment the princess was sent to a lair of a dragon so that it would kill her. But as soon as the dragon and the princess saw each other they fell madly in love and lived happily ever after. The end!

HA HAHA HA HA HAHAHA HA HAHA HA eeheeheeeheee

best fairy tale

becdecorbin:

kuchenkat:

pettry:

The prince of the far, far away land wanted to marry the princess, but she rejected him. As a punishment the princess was sent to a lair of a dragon so that it would kill her. But as soon as the dragon and the princess saw each other they fell madly in love and lived happily ever after. The end!

HA HAHA HA HA HAHAHA HA HAHA HA eeheeheeeheee

best fairy tale

pixiiekrust:

djcagedbird:

queennubian:

fatfemmefatale:

obstinateheadstronggirl:

20lightyearsaway:

wolf-in-the-fold:

Faber Castell’s 250 Year Anniversary (1761-2011) Art & Graphic Case
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why is there porn on my dash!?

there are children on this website

I will never ever not want this.

so know what i need for my b’day present everybody i know could just put up and buy this…..i doh need a cake get me this i’ll draw myself a cake 

pregnant

You & this gif are really killing me this morning.

(Source: assassincreeds)