Family isn't always a mom, a dad, and a child
Sometimes it a murder mom who always has full mother's adrenaline, a spy dad who isn't as observant as he thinks, and a telepathic 4 year old who lied about her age and is literally the only one who knows what the fuck it going on.
Read with intention, especially stories you normally wouldn’t
Take yourself out of your comfort zone—mimic a writer with a totally different style/tone/POV than you.
Go out and experience more of the world
Try out some writing prompts
Share your work with another writer
Rewrite your project (or a chapter) in a new light—write the ending at the start, switch the main characters, change the setting
Gather sources and inspiration
Experiment using new concepts/words/characters you never would have otherwise
Take time away from writing and come back to it with fresh eyes.
Try taking your idea to other artforms—drawing, animation, music, knitting, singing, anything!
What are some other ways you believe help develop writing skill?
Neil Gaiman does both.
That’s impossible, the last guy would’ve had to die for him to be Pope
I was trying to find out if Kermit was eligible to be pope and I found a blog that says he's the perfect example of a catholic priest
There is a lack of integration of TikTok slang on this app
My moots being my first notes r so cute <3 can always count on u guys