Nadaness In Motion: Writers Helping Writers Are Running a MASSIVE Giveaway! Check it out!

Monday, May 9, 2022

Writers Helping Writers Are Running a MASSIVE Giveaway! Check it out!

I've got some exciting news to share today!

From 9 to 13 May, Writers Helping Writers, which was founded by Angela Ackerman and Becca Puglisi, is celebrating their 10-year anniversary!

And no anniversary celebration is complete without a… GIVEAWAY!

I've been following the Writers Helping Writers blog for some time and they have tons of great and free resources for writers. You'll find tips and cheat-sheets on world building, writing, editing, characters arcs, and tons more.

Plus, authors Angela Ackerman and Becca Puglisi have published a series of helpful books about writing under the 'Thesaurus' series. I've read 1.5 of those books J

I've read The Negative Trait Thesaurus, which is amazing! And I've read most of The Emotion Thesaurus.

The first is about attributing character traits to your characters – with examples, while the second is about showing (not telling) emotions.

But I'm forgetting the main purpose of this post. It's The Ultimate Writer’s Toolkit Giveaway!

So here's the deal:

As part of their 10-year anniversary for The Emotion Thesaurus, co-authors Angela and Becca are running a massive giveaway! (And I'm excited to be one of the hosts)

Angela and Becca have scoured the internet for the best tools to help writers, like YOU, strengthen their storytelling and give their career a boost. This includes software licences, subscriptions, course bundles, and even a full set of the Writers Helping Writers thesaurus guides.

And ONE lucky writer is going to WIN IT ALL!

To enter, head over to this post and enter by 13 May 2022. Good luck!

If you're struggling with how to show your character’s emotion, you may want to check out Angela and Becca's The Emotion Thesaurus: A Writer’s Guide to Character Expression.

The book includes 130 different emotions and gives you lists of ways to describe them through body language, thoughts, visceral sensations, dialogue cues, and more. It’s helped me, and maybe it will help you!

Learn more about The Emotion Thesaurus by exploring a few sample entries from the book to see what these lists look like.

Don't forget to enter the giveaway!