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"Have you ever been so consumed by the creative writing process that you were left with no energy for the editing part? That happens to most writers. We don't have a problem to spend days on a short story or blog post, but even a single hour of editing makes us exhausted. The following editing tools will help you get through the challenge more easily!"

"After hours and days spent in research, thinking, organizing, and writing, you are proud with the creative content you came up with. The last thing you would like to think about is the editing stage, which requires diligent work and more time spent in front of the computer. Nevertheless, you can never publish a draft version."

The BBC's How to Write pages are an excellent resource for writers. Learn how to write a novel, a radio play or screenplay, download resources and templates, meet several well known writers who work with the BBC.

I have been a creative article writer for the past three years. I have completed post graduation Degree in English Literature from National University of Bangladesh. I can write creative and original articles on any topic. I do my own research in order to make great quality articles that will reach your expectation.

This site features an article on suspense in creative writing.

Wordflood is an article writing application, allowing you to customise PLR or prepared text with similes and keywords liked by search engines. Helps in providing forceful words in creative writing and rewriting.

Melissa Donovan's writing blog, full of excellent content

This is an original piece of creative writing. It is a developed theme in the form of a poem/rant that discusses the paradoxical nature of love. It explores themes of longing, pain, confusion, and self-questioning within the context of love. It is one of several pieces available upon similar themes and realized in similar manners.

373,067,200 creative ideas for writers - randomly generated prompts.

DO YOU NEED A NEW, UNIQUE STORY IDEA? Do you feel like it's missing some magic ingredient that makes you addicted to writing it? If so, don't worry-you're not alone. Lots of writers feel this way, even if they really LOVE their book and have "done everything right." If the thrill is gone… it's time to brainstorm new ideas! In this video, I'm sharing my favorite prompts for brainstorming NEW IDEAS, guaranteed to get your creative juices flowing and give you a springboard to explore new possibilities for your book. Grab a notebook and let's brainstorm together!

"The main tool of a writer is his creativity. Is that enough? Well, it may be if you're not concerned about boosting your productivity and making your readers happy by launching a new book, short story, or blog post sooner. "

On creativity, twitter and critics.

Writing is an acquired skill, and it takes a lot of practice to get better at it. The same way a basketball player shoots thousands of shots just to master one type of shot. It also takes thousands of hours of practice to be a truly proficient writer.

JURGEN WOLFF'S tips, ideas, inspirations for writers and would-be writers and other creative people

Lists 20 links of interest to writers

Picture this. You've spent hours or days conceptualizing and writing a killer short story, article, or blog post. Your time has had to be organized, you've forgotten about everything else and now you're ready to face yourself with all the ideas inside your mind. Now that all that work is behind you, the process of editing may seem boring, time-consuming, and pointless.

"You write great social media posts and blogs, but still don't get the best feedback from your readers? No matter how creative and inspired you are, there are always a huge number of posts that cover similar points. How can you become the best one?"

Seems an excellent community, most of the services onsite (articles, monthly ezine etc) are free without having to sign up, and some good figures on membership for groups. Filmmaking and writing.

Read. When you finish a snippet of text, click 'read more'. You'll be given three paths that continue the story. If you like your options, keep reading. If you reach an end, or don't like the story's trajectory, Write a new snippet and take the story's direction into your own hands. Publish - and others may add on to your story. If the story gets ranked well and has enough offshoots it stays, if not, watch it wither and die.

Welcome to the Dowse archive for writers, artists and other creative people. Although no new material is currently being added to the site, Dowse remains a valuable resource (effectively an archive) of hundreds of pages of articles, fiction, reviews, links and so on. Check the large Dowse --> Science Fiction directory within also.