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At the end of every year, the team at Writers Write looks at which posts were viewed most over the previous 12 months. This year, however, we were curious to find out which of our writing posts were the most popular of all time.

So we decided to start 2017 with the 25 posts you’ve viewed most on our blog over the past five years. (The number of views indicated here are from 31 December 2016.)

Our top post has almost 2 million views, and we’ve seen it used in varying formats across the internet. The second and third posts have more than 1 million views combined.

The posts vary. They include reference sheets for writers, longer posts on grammar and creative writing, a selection of excerpts from poetry, business writing tips, writing prompts, and quotations. We hope you enjoy them.

Our Top 25 Writing Posts Of All Time

1.  
 45 Ways To Avoid Using The Word ‘Very’

2.  
 Cheat Sheets For Writing Body Language

3.  
 155 Words To Describe An Author’s Tone

4.  
 Synonyms for 95
Commonly Used Words – A Mini-Thesaurus for Writers

5.  
 123 Ideas For
Character Flaws

6.  
 Persuasive Writing – Emotional vs Intellectual Words

7.  
 The Daily Word Counts of 39 Famous Authors

8.  
 17 Of The Most Powerful Excerpts From Poetry

9.  
 15 Questions Authors Should Ask Characters

10.
 The 12 Common Character Archetypes

11.
 350 Character Traits – A Fabulous Resource for Writers

12.
 209 Words To Describe Touch

13.
 Body Language Reference Sheet

14.
 20 Myths To Use As Writing Prompts

15.
 Eight Commonly Misused Words

16.
 37 Ways To Write About
Anger

17.
 30 Examples To Help You Master Concord

18.
 Psychopath Or Sociopath – What’s The Difference?

19.
 The 5 Elements
Of A Story

20.
 16 Types of
Government – A Writer’s Resource

21.
 5 Incredibly
Simple Ways To Help Writers Show And Not Tell

22.
 6 Sub-Plots That Add Style To Your Story

23.
 Write Your Novel In A Year – Week 35: 3 Must-Have Scenes
That Reveal Character

24.
 The Top 12 Literary Love Quotes

25.  Show! Don’t
tell. – 10 Verbs That Make You Tell

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The posts were mostly written by Amanda Patterson, Mia Botha, Anthony Ehlers, and Donna Radley. Thank you for your brilliant contributions.

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