That would actually be a good site for writers. Or con artists. I wonder if there is one? Plug in what you need your character to do or how you want them to react, and you get a profile. Like what I do, only I wouldn’t have to put in the work.

ANYWAY, no. This is a typical #FridayRecommends mashup of the titles of sites/books/movies/whatnot I’m recommending.

First, Tammy’s Reading/Writing Life is totally awesomesauce! I’ve only been following her since Story A Day May, where she was a major participant, and I’ve already had much happy. I mean, Dammit, Tammy, you made me spend money! She recommended Kelly Link’s MAGIC FOR BEGINNERS, and I boughten it. She also recommended The Food Charlatan, which I adore! Tammy is da bomb!

Now, I was super excited to see that Barbara J. King has a new website. But, alas, it’s a professional website (which Marian Allen, Author Lady was supposed to be you can stop laughing now). No blogging. I miss her blogging. But you can see about her books, like PERSONALITIES ON THE PLATE, about the minds, hearts, and spirits of food animals.

If you’re a writer, do you have trouble coming up with titles? I can generally come up with titles, but not good titles. Writers Write has a page of links to book title generators. We’re all saved!

A WRITING PROMPT BASED ON MY POST: Generate a random title and then write a three-sentence outline of the story/book that could have that as its title.

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