A list of resources that every writer should have in their toolkit to enhance their craft and inspire creativity.
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Physical resources
Apps/Websites
Books
Physical resources
Love these pens. Smooth grip, smooth on paper, takes a while to run out of ink.
R.S.V.P. – Pentel of America, Ltd.
Fantastic for long term projects. The binding keeps the paper in.
Mead Wide Ruled Composition Book
Love to write little notes and track progress with to do lists.
Post-it® Brand
These are fantastic for a smooth writing experience. The colors are so beautiful
iBayam Colored Journal Planner Pens
These things rock to keep pens and notebooks organized.
12-Pack Pen Holder Clips for Notebook & Journal
Apps/Websites
Great to keep track of any and all progress. Have multiple sheets of progress.
Numbers on the App Store
Love how easy it is to play around and change formats to exactly what’s needed.
Pages on the App Store - Apple
Most of my ideas come from music, but I do enjoy film scores while I write and edit.
Apple Music - Web Player
Great for writing tips and building up a writing routine.
Medium
Best place to start a blog
WordPress.com: Build a Site, Sell Your Stuff, Start a Blog & More
I use chatGPT to organize ideas and find weak areas. I never use it to write for me, only outline and even then, I’m a little iffy on it totally. Haven’t started many projects I’ve outlined yet
ChatGPT
Books
Great resource
The Stuff of Fiction: Advice on Craft
Great for inspiration.
Letters to a Young Writer: Practical Advice
Have to have a bit of business knowledge too.
The Business of Being a Writer
When I need a kick in the pants, this is the book I go to for advice.
