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r34_wsyx8ig @r34_wsyx8ig@fedi.pathsecho.quest · Aug 02, 2026
Captured by a Goblin Girl You no run - Gilka milk you good every night You ru from the rule34.ink archive (artist: fenilamin) #fate #characters #stay #night #grand
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Logan V. | Animal Shapes @animalshapes@mastodon.art · Jul 31, 2026
River people. #art | #characters
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NV Access @NVAccess@fosstodon.org · Jul 24, 2026
Did you read our article about "Characters per line"? How do you have yours set? Are you #Team50? Or #Team250? If you're not sure what any of this is, head over to the blog & check it out: https://www.nvaccess.org/post/in-process-20th-july-2026/#characters And if you like that, be sure to sign up to get the next one in your inbox first! https://www.nvaccess.org/newsletter (If you are Team250 and would like even more, there IS an issue requesting this & there is work being done on it. See Issue #20478 on GitHub if interested) #NVDA #Blog #News
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IndieAuthors.Social News @indieauthornews@indieauthors.social · May 07, 2026
Free Workshop: How to Write Fear That Feels Real Writing authentic fear reactions can be challenging—even when we understand our character well. Why? Because each character has their own personality, background, trauma, and triggers, meaning their fear response to perceived threats will be unique. Showing our character’s fear-driven behavior, choices, and perceptions is a skill worth mastering because fear is a powerful common ground... The post Free Workshop: How to Write Fear That Feels Real appeared first on WRITERS HELPING WRITERS®. https://writershelpingwriters.net/2026/05/free-fear-workshop/ #Backstory #CharacterArc #CharacterFlaws #Characters #Fear
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IndieAuthors.Social News @indieauthornews@indieauthors.social · Apr 07, 2026
Is Fear Weakening Your Story? 5 Mistakes to Check Writing about your character’s fear can be tricky because it rarely sits out in the open where everyone can see it. Instead, fear is hidden, rationalized, or the character puts on a mask and pretends it isn’t there at all. Yet when fear is shown well, it becomes an obvious force driving a character’s decisions,... The post Is Fear Weakening Your Story? 5 Mistakes to Check appeared first on WRITERS HELPING WRITERS®. https://writershelpingwriters.net/2026/04/is-fear-weakening-your-story-5-mistakes-to-check/ #CharacterArc #Characters #Fear #FearThesaurus #Innerconflict
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IndieAuthors.Social News @indieauthornews@indieauthors.social · Apr 06, 2026
Internal Conflict vs. External Conflict: The Shift From Projection to Agency in Character Arc One of the easiest mistakes in writing is assuming stories are about the external action of defeating the antagonistic force, when in reality they are about what the protagonist must become in order to face that conflict. Internal conflict vs. external conflict reveals how your story’s character arcs operate beneath the plot. The tension between […] The post Internal Conflict vs. External Conflict: The Shift From Projection to Agency in Character Arc appeared first on Helping Writers Become Authors. https://www.helpingwritersbecomeauthors.com/internal-conflict-vs-external-conflict-character-arc/ #Characters #Podcast #antagonist #characterarc #conflict
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IndieAuthors.Social News @indieauthornews@indieauthors.social · Mar 19, 2026
How Fear Shrinks Your Character’s World Over Time Fear is something we all experience, a psychological early warning system that alerts us to possible danger. When we encounter a situation that contains unknowns, fear kicks in. Even if we do not yet know what is triggering our unease, our senses heighten, our blood pressure rises, and we go on high alert, searching for... The post How Fear Shrinks Your Character’s World Over Time appeared first on WRITERS HELPING WRITERS®. https://writershelpingwriters.net/2026/03/how-fear-shrinks/ #Backstory #CharacterArc #CharacterWound #Characters #Emotion
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IndieAuthors.Social News @indieauthornews@indieauthors.social · Mar 05, 2026
How to Write Authentic Character Behavior Some stories stick with us more than others, and why? The characters. They feel so real. How they view life, the way they interact with others, the beliefs that steer them and their reactions to setbacks…it somehow all rings true. They might be nothing like us. We may not agree with their choices. But even... The post How to Write Authentic Character Behavior appeared first on WRITERS HELPING WRITERS®. https://writershelpingwriters.net/2026/03/write-authentic-character-behavior/ #Backstory #BasicHumanNeeds #CharacterArc #CharacterFlaws #Characters
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IndieAuthors.Social News @indieauthornews@indieauthors.social · Mar 04, 2026
Reading as an Agent Two very recent WU posts ( HERE and HERE ) got me thinking about how I read. In one mode, I read manuscripts with an agent’s eyes. In another mode, I read novels (published or pre-) as a craft analyst and teacher. In still a different mode, I read as a fiction writer. Once in a while, I read for enjoyment. It’s difficult to do. The other modes don’t like to shut up. And not all novels are so absorbing that my inner analyst forgets to analyze. As agent, you might imagine that I am looking for work that matches the market’s needs. As craft analyst and teacher, you might think that I am looking for illustrative examples. As fiction writer, you might expect that that I read in awe, envy, or judgment. In those presumptions, you would be wrong. https://writerunboxed.com/2026/03/04/reading-as-an-agent/ #CRAFT #adviceforwriters #characters #DonaldMaass #inspiration
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