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Advice on Novel Writing by Crawford Kilian

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Crawford Kilian has created an outline breaking down the steps of writing various different projects and advice on how to handle each step. Everything is covered here, from developing the habits to make you a better writer to reading and understanding your publishing contract. Suggested by the wonderful dream_weaver.

Dictionary.com

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Offers a wide variety of free services including thesaurus, encyclopedia, etc. Free to use though there is 'premium content' for those who register.

Library Spot

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Dictionaries, scans of historical documents, access to several different libraries - talk about one stop shopping. Free to use.

Merriam Webster Dictionary

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Offers several references; dictionary, medical dictionary, thesaurus, spanish-english translator, etc. Excellent resource. Free to use.

One Look Dictionary

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Offers dictionary, translations, reverse dictionary look up, etc. Free to use.

Rhyme Zone

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A rhyming dictionary and thesaurus as well as quotes and other features. Free to use.

The Fearless How To Get Published Guide

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Provided by Fearless Books, this publishing guide is full of information and suggestions on how to get your work published. Recommended by Potnpayday.

Thsrs - The Shorter Thesaurus

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Tired of only coming up with huge, forever long words to describe something simple? Plug in your stupendous-length alternatives and get a list of shorter options. Free to use. Recommended by that adorable kennethlove.

Urban Dictionary

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A reference for all the terms of today, as they're brought into common use.

WriteExpress Online Rhyming Dictionary

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Useful for poetry and song-writing, this dictioanry offers a variety of ways to rhyme words - by first syllable, last syllable, double rhyme, etc. Free to use.

Writerisms and other Sins: A Writer's Shortcut to Stronger Writing - by C. J. Cherryh

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A helpful article written by C. J. Cherryh, courtesy of the SFWA. If you were wondering about who vs. whom or looking for quick ways to spice up your writing - check this out. Recommended by Potnpayday.