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• Blade Grinds (Image)
  
• 9 Tips for Handling Violence in Your Stories
  
• Naming Your Novel
  
• 6 Key things to consider when developing characters. (Image)
  
• 3 Simple Ways To Get Your Hero To Make A Stand
  
• How to write a great author bio
  
• Choosing a Central Conflict For Your Novel
  
• Websites To Help Develop Your Plot
  
• The 10-Step Checklist to Writing an Above-Average Novel
  
• Words to use instead of "amazing" (Image)
  
• The Different Types of Wine
  
• How to correctly hold your drink (Image)
  
• How to Create Believable Villians
  
• -Warrior and Wisdom & Warrior and the Warrior lifestyle- (Image)

• The Difference Between Structure and Plot
  
• Submissions A to Z: A complete glossary of terms you need to know when sending out your writing
  
• Wine Glass 101 (Image)
  
• 7 Tips for Writing Emotion Into Your Story
  
• 7 Tips for Writing Characters of the Opposite Sex
  
• 29 Plot Templates
  
• DROPPING CLUES AND HIDING SECRETS LIKE J. K. ROWLING, PART 1: DIVERTING ATTENTION WITH ACTION
  
• Knife Handles 101
  
• How to write traumatized characters
  
• Arteries VS. Veins & Arterial VS. Venous Bleeding (Image)

I'm always trying to broaden my OC's more, so to flesh them out nicely to make them as complete as possible. So naturally, I try and give my OC's some bad habits. The site I usually use for that, doesn't have any new ones, so I googled list of bad habits.

Here is a site I found, for some bad habits: 283 Bad Habits (The ULTIMATE List of Bad Habits)

Not only does it explain what a bad habit is, it will also categorize the types of bad habits.

• What can Writers Learn from Ancient Greek Tragedy?
  
• THE LEADERSHIP STYLE OF EACH MBTI TYPE
  
• 4 Subtle Clues That Reveal a Man’s Character
  
• The Leadership Styles of Every Myers-Briggs® Personality Type
  
• How to Create a Believable Magic System
  
• The Evil Versions of Every Myers-Briggs® Personality Type
  
• 7 Tips for Writing Characters of the Opposite Sex

Know Your Allergy Triggers

• Gun Term's for Writer's (Image)
  
• WRITING RESOURCES: 5 OF MY GO-TO WRITING SITES
  
• How to Make Your Character a Hero
  
• Potential Non-romantic and Non-sexual B-Plots (Image)
  
• Morally Grey But Still Likable? Writing morally grey characters readers will love. (Image)
  
• 10 Ways To Seduce A Writer (Image)
  
• Master List of Physical Descriptions
  
• 12 Underused Creatures and Animals in Fantasy
  
  
• Shakespeare Insult Kit (Image)
  
• 6 Facts About Protagonists
  
• 4 Tips on Writing Action Scenes
  
• Writing Characters That Slowly Descend Into Madness (Image)
  
• Plot Twist Ideas (Image)
  
• Writing The Villain
  
• A Writer’s List of Superstitions
  
• 5 places to put a physical description of your main character (without using a mirror) (Image)
  
• 581 Sensory Words to Take Your Writing from Bland to Brilliant
  
• Things you can say in response to literally anything, wen you have nothing else to say (Image)
  
• Behaviours Common in Adults Who Went Through Trauma At A Younger Age
  
• How To Wear Perfume (Image)
  
• Ways To Create Character Flaws (Image)
  
• 100 Ways to describe your character's eyes (Image)
  
• 5 Ways to Use the Enneagram to Write Better Characters

• World Building Tips: Types of Government
  
• Designing Realistic Magic Academies
  
• Let Me Bring You A Thing Back (Image)
  
• Common Mistakes That Are Killing Your First Page
  
• 9 Types of Muscle Tension Caused By Trapped Emotions (Image)
  
• How to Write Scenes that Balance Plot & Character // Scene and Sequel Sequences
  
• The Ultimate Cheat Sheet on Creating Your Fantasy World
  
• How To Describe An Object And Why It Matters In Your Novel
  
• Alternatives for 25 overused words in writing (Image)
  
• 30 Things I've Learned About Writing That Made A Big Difference
  
• How To Write A Damn Good Man
  
• One of the dumbest things (Image)
  
• How to Start Your Story Strong
  
• 25 Skills Every Man Should Know
  
• How to Capture Your Character's Appearance
  
• How to Write a Fight Scene Readers Will Love
  
• PLOT: THE UNBREAKABLE CHAIN
  
• Show, Don’t Tell: How to Write the Stages of Grief
  
• How To Effectively Test Your Characters
  
• Creating Cultures in Fiction: 15 Things to Consider

• Building a Character Arc: Start at the End
  
• How to Use All Five Senses When Writing A Romance Novel
  
• How-to Write Stalkers
  
• 6 Eyesores to Chop in Writing
  
• 3 Essential Tips To Make Your Anti-Hero Effective
  
• Walking/Running Words (Image)
  
• Red Herrings: How to Mislead Your Reader
  
• How to Develop a Character's Personality
  
• 5 Essential Lessons from Once Upon a Time
  
• Writing passive - the use of "was" (Image)
  
• Why Character Relationships Matter
  
• 100 Words to describe someone's body (Image)

Best Clean Smelling and Subtle Mens Cologne

This not only lists some recommended cologne's for men, it also gives you tips and explanations.

Such as:

• Don't Over Apply Your Cologne
  
• Try Lighter Versions of Your Fragrances
  
• Experiment with Misting
  
• Pick Your Colognes by Season
  
• Learn Your Ingredients

So terribly sorry for the delay in updating! Here we go to make up for it!

• How To Write Pain. Effectively.
  
• Five Crucial Tips for Convincing Action Scenes
  
• Writer’s Block Cure: How to Get Over Writer’s Block
  
• How to Develop a Character: How to Develop a Character’s Personality
  
• How to Bring your Pen to a Gunfight and Win
  
• Motorcycles: Which style is best for you? (Image)
  
• How to Write Characters With Secrets Pasts or Identities (a #StorySocial recap)
  
• 3 Unforgivable Character Sins
  
• 10 Ways to End Your Novel
  
• CREATING A KILLER FIRST LINE
  
• Plotting Fiction: Plot And Place Sell
  
• How to Write a Kickass Villain
  
• HOW TO DEVELOP A CHARACTER: HOW TO DEVELOP A CHARACTER’S PERSONALITY
  
• How To Create Believable Friendships in Your Fiction
  
• CHARACTER FLAWS NANOWRIMO DAY 7