writing inspiration
This page has been developed based on advice and feedback from students, parents, teachers and successful authors. Everyone is either motivated or unmotivated towards writing because of different reasons. Hopefully you will find something on this page that will encourage you to get pen to paper. The work of others has been acknowledged throughout this webpage and there are many links to external websites.
Seven steps to writing
amazing authors
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Jeff Kinney (Diary of a Wimpy kid)
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Oliver Phommavanh (Thai-Riffic)
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Morris Gleitzman (Blabber Mouth)
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John Flanagan (Ranger's Apprentice)
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Paul Jennings (Unreal)
Mark Greenwood (Our Big Island)
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Andy Griffiths (52 Storey Treehouse)
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Links
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A fantastic site www.literacyshed.com/the-images-shed.html that includes a stack of amazing images and writing inspiration topics that include:
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20 Things that can help you find inspiration in your writing. View the PDF below.
The above file is from: www.livewritethrive.com/2014/03/31/20-things-that-can-help-you-find-inspiration-for-writing/
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video clips
Use the video clips below to add detail to your writing. You could write an action scene about the video clip or you could pause a video and simply describe the thoughts, feelings and motives of the character as they appear on the screen. Remember when adding tension to your writing you can refer to the senses. What do your characters hear, touch, smell, see, taste or feel?
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music
Some writers may find music quite distracting, but it's worth giving it a go, especially as many authors recommend it. Click on the different YouTube clips below. Most of them are action scenes, but simply press play and start to write with the music. It is amazing to see how many interesting ideas you can get on to paper in such a short period of time.
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