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Free Writer's Tools!

I'm developing some tools like a story bible/organizer and a prompt guide, but as of now, I don't have any tools ready to share.  You are probably here for help now! Well, you're in luck! Just scroll down to find links to some amazing blogs that offer invaluable tools absolutely free. Please take a minute to check out these inspiring sites, where you'll not only get a helpful tool for free, but also a wealth of information from writing and book cover design to mapmaking and freelancing! Bookmark this page, as I will be adding more blog friends and awesome tools weekly! 

Blog Friends

Creativindie

Derek Murphy is an author, publisher, book cover designer, among many others! He has been instrumental in getting my writing career started! His website Creativindie has all kinds of valuable templates to help fellow writers. Derek's blog is packed with info and I encourage you to check out Creativindie, especially if you're a reader, a writer, or a designer!

Future Tools

If you watch YouTube you've probably seen Matt Wolfe. Future Tools is an awesome tool in itself, with links to almost anything AI imaginable! Matt has a great personality and knows what he's talking about. Check out Future Tools and buy Matt a burrito. And I'll take one too!

Helping Writers Become Authors

K.M. Weiland is an award-winning and internationally published author of acclaimed writing guides, such as Structuring Your Novel and Creating Character Arcs. She writes historical and speculative fiction and mentors authors.

Home For Fiction

I found Home For Fiction when I used the free Planet Generator on Chris Angelis' website. Chris also has some other cool tools like a Fiction Sentiment Analysis and Gothic Meter. I ran my novel through both and very speedily got some interesting facts I wasn't even aware of. Chris is another mentor offering his knowledge and projects at little or no charge. Check out Home For Fiction- Good Stuff!

Inkarnate

Turn your ideas into incredible fantasy maps with Inkarnate's easy-to-use online map-making platform.
Ideal for Game Masters, Fantasy Authors and Map Enthusiasts.

Nathan Bransford

I go to Nathan Bransford's site for help with grammar and story but he has a lot of good links to an assortment of topics.

Reedsy

Opening statement of their mission: "Crafting beautiful books is at the heart of everything that Reedsy does. We're changing the way books are published by giving authors and publishers access to talented professionals, powerful tools, and free educational content".

Ryan Robinson

Ryan has more free tools than you can shake a stick at and if you have a blog, or want to start one, this is a MUST VISIT site!

The Porte Port

Straight from Chris' blog:
Write Like A Geek – Tell Better Tales
A blog dedicated to exploring storytelling techniques in the movies, books, shows, and games that spark our imagination.

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