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Could you please recommend some writing tools, every writer use while writing?

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Didge Doo answered

Depends what you want to write but the biggie is involvement.

No matter what your subject is, become absorbed in it, participate, interact with people who are living that life, let your interest consume you, and the creative ideas will flow. Personally, I can't write from a distance: I have to get in close.

If you're writing fiction, learn as much about your subject as you can. The Internet is a wonderful research tool but it's not the only one. I knew of one successful author whose novels were all set in the South Pacific, which he had never visited. He learned it all from books. You can do something similar with any topic, be it historical, fantasy, sci-fi, or crime. Learn.

Your imagination thrives on the material you feed it.

Good luck. It's lots of fun.

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Ray Dart
Ray Dart commented
It did, and I still find such places mysterious and a bit eerie. Especially the ones that are not well-known and that are quietly left to continue being ancient.........
Ray Dart
Ray Dart commented
Here is a thing though. I'd read in a VERY ancient tome about a stone circle in Kent (in fact the book said there were several). I knew every inch of the part of Kent where this one was supposed to have been (around Bluebell Hill) and I knew there were no stone circles. Then, one day, I came across piles of large sarsen stones in a wooded area at the edge of a field. Someone (probably in the 18th century) had cleared them to make farming easier. That would be an unacceptable act of vandalism today.
Didge Doo
Didge Doo commented
How do I comment to something like that? Even allowing for ignorance and lack of education, it's hard to believe that something that had survived for so long could have been destroyed so callously.

Surely, in the 18th century, there'd have been enough local legends about the place to protect it?
Tris Fray Potter Profile

No matter what type of text you're writing, you need to use words.

What are you writing?  I could help you out more then if I knew.

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Megan goodgirl answered

a pen or pencil.

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