Strong Verbs for Fiction Writers (Indie Author Resources Book 2)

A LIST OF 1,000 VERBS

Are you searching for stronger verbs for your works of fiction (or non-fiction)?

Aren't we all?

This handy little reference booklet contains a list of 1,000 strong verbs to help you replace the weaker verbs in your fiction writing as you self-edit your work. Just look up the weak verb you'd like to replace, and choose a stronger verb from the alphabetized lists.

For example:

Weak: Sally walked across the room.
Stronger: Sally scurried across the room.

Weak: Harry lightly touched the edge of the book.
Stronger: Harry trailed his fingers along the edge of the book.

Weak: Karen ran as quickly as she could to her closet.
Stronger: Karen charged her closet in a panic.

Weak: Lucy hit her palm on the desk.
Stronger: Lucy smacked her palm on the desk.

Ready to weed out the weak verbs and not-so-helpful adverbs in your writing and replace them with strong verbs?

Let's get started!

Indie Author Resources Book 2

• Character Reactions from Head to Toe (Indie Author Resources Book 1)
• Thesaurus of the Senses
• Emotion Amplifiers
• Character Expressions: A Fiction Writer's Thesaurus of Facial Expressions
• The Dialogue Thesaurus: A Fiction Writer's Sourcebook of Dialogue Tags and Phrases
• The Body Thesaurus: A Fiction Writer's Sourcebook of Words and Phrases to Describe Characters
• Emotional Beats: How to Easily Convert your Writing into Palpable Feelings (Author Tools Book 1)
• The Emotion Thesaurus: A Writer's Guide to Character Expression (Second Edition)
• The Emotional Wound Thesaurus: A Writer's Guide to Psychological Trauma
• The Character Naming Sourcebook