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Dragon Writing Prompts :: Kate Monk’s Onomastikon :: September :: 2007
At Kate Monk’s Onomastikon (Dictionary of Names) she has compiled and organized an extensive resource for naming foreign characters: first names, ...
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Dragon Writing Prompts :: Writing links
Story Generator Generates story ideas, giving you characters, a setting and a plot element. There are options for fantasy and science fiction. ...
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-Daniel Watson (dwatson illustratus.com); Etude de papillon. -Gabby Kissane (gkissane gmail.com); Re Papilionoidea. -Joe Dickey (joetdickey yahoo.com) ...
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Dragon Writing Prompts :: Extras
... came up with a slew of Said substitutes several years ago that has surprisingly few repeats from Deanna’s list. 1000 Verbs to Write By by Deanna Carlyle ...
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Dragon Writing Prompts :: Character traits :: September :: 2007
Sep 15, 2007 ... Here’s an extensive list of character traits. ... Depends on the context whether they’re positive or negative. Aggressive Ambitious ...
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Dragon Writing Prompts :: Tabloid headlines
WWN; ZOOKEEPER SUFFOCATES IN 200 POUNDS OF ELEPHANT POOP! — WWN; ‘GIRAFFE’ WOMEN FREED FROM HUMAN ZOO — SUN; MAN DIES FROM BREAKING WIND! ...
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Dragon Writing Prompts :: Grand list of overused science fiction ...
Feb 17, 2007 ... The Grand List of Overused Science Fiction Clichés. by John VanSickle (the list at the linked site has the items categorized which you can ...
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Dragon Writing Prompts :: Grand list of overused science fiction ...
Feb 17, 2007 ... Dragon Writing Prompts ... here’s a similar list for Science Fiction. The Grand List of Overused Science Fiction Clichés. by John VanSickle ...
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Dragon Writing Prompts :: Kate Monk’s Onomastikon :: September :: 2007
At Kate Monk’s Onomastikon (Dictionary of Names) she has compiled and organized an extensive resource for naming foreign characters: first names, ...
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Dragon Writing Prompts :: Quotes
Filed under: Writing prompts, Quotes · Comments (0). February 21, 2009 ... July 13, 2008. “The greatest rules of dramatic writing …” Filed under: Quotes ...
 
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