A little tale:

There were three men left at the end of the world, a hunter, a motorcycle enthusiast, and a librarian.

The hunter was thrilled, because there was no one else to compete for the wildlife ... until he ran out of bullets.

The motorcycle enthusiast was psyched at riding every road at maximum speed ... until the gas was gone.

The librarian chilled out. He could read and reread all the books ... and he would never run out.

Don't know that this story means anything. I just liked it. Lol.

Have a great week doing whatever makes your free time worthwhile.

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Sunday Writing Tip

Toss out "There are" as a sentence starter. It's passive voice, and there's almost always a better way to start your sentence. Instead of "There are seven people in line in front of me," just say, "Seven people are in line in front of me." See? Much simpler.

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Quote of the Day

“Books are not made for furniture, but there is nothing else that so beautifully furnishes a house.” – Henry Ward Beecher, clergyman, social reformer, and American abolitionist.

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Writing Tip of the Day

Discard "filter" words like say, felt, heard, or watched. A character shouldn't say, "I saw a couple walking." We know that because we're in the character's viewpoint. Just have the character say, "A couple walked through the park."

Now you've got it. Get back to your story and WRITE the best version of your characters ever!

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Writing Tip of the Day

When using bullet points, keep them consistent in tone and intent. Add a verb, and your bullet points can often become tips or ideas.

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