6. NATURAL READER (naturalreaders.com)
7. GRAMMARLY (free tier)
Hear your prose read aloud = catch awkward rhythms instantly.
That's the list. All free or freemium.
What tools did I MISS? Drop your essentials below
RT if you're bookmarking this!
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5. HEMINGWAY EDITOR (hemingwayapp.com)
Highlights:

Complex sentences
Passive voice
Adverb overuse

Use AFTER drafting (not during). It'll tighten your prose fast.
Free web version. Desktop version is $20 one-time.
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2. WORLDANVIL (worldanvil.com)
3. CAMPFIRE WRITE (campfirewrite.com)
4. MILANOTE (milanote.com)
All visual-first worldbuilding platforms.
Free tiers let you organize characters, locations, magic systems.
Pick whichever UI clicks for your brain.
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1. NOTION (notion.so)
My world bible lives here:

Timeline tracker
Character relationship maps
Continuity notes
Chapter summaries

Free tier is generous. Searchable. Cross-device sync.
Game changer for complex projects.
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Try this on YOUR protagonist right now.
Reply with:
What they WANT vs. NEED
Their strength/flaw flip
What they'd NEVER do (until forced)

If you can't answer all 3 cleanly, that's your revision roadmap.
Let's workshop some MCs
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Question 3: What would they NEVER do—until the climax forces them to?
This is your character arc in one question.
They must violate their core principle to win.

Pacifist who kills
Loner who asks for help
Honest person who lies

Save this framework. Use it tomorrow. 🔖
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Question 2: What's their fatal flaw—and how is it also their greatest strength?
Example:

Stubbornness = Won't quit (strength) + Won't adapt (fatal flaw)
Empathy = Understands people (strength) + Absorbs their pain (fatal flaw)

Flip your MC's superpower. What breaks?
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