Twitterific Writing Links
by Elizabeth S. Craig, @elizabethscraig
Twitterific writing links are fed into the Writer’s Knowledge Base search engine
(developed by writer and software engineer Mike Fleming) which has over 30,000 free articles on writing related topics. It’s the search engine for writers.
Making a Timeline with Timetoast: http://ow.ly/YF3pM @writeforapples
7 Things 1 Writer Has Learned So Far: http://ow.ly/YF0Ud @kaliphyte
Writing Worksheet: Curriculum Vitae: http://ow.ly/YF309 @EvaDeverell
Music for Writers: Randy Gibson: ‘This Feeling Of Eternity’: http://ow.ly/Z53jA @Porter_Anderson
600,000 words in the English language. Only a fraction are ever used: http://ow.ly/YIxPn @_simonchandler_
4 Tips for Using Test Reader Feedback: http://ow.ly/YIwDY @artofstoriesAB
Surviving Writer Envy: http://ow.ly/YIyHq @msheatherwebb
Punctuation in famous novels: http://ow.ly/YIzfY @neuroecology
Should Dictionaries Do More to Confront Sexism? http://ow.ly/YIyol @NCaplanBricker @NewYorker
3D Dialogue with Action Tags and Beats: http://ow.ly/YIwGR @artofstoriesAB
Jules Verne as a ‘late bloomer’: http://ow.ly/Z6LUl @DebraEve
Creating Your Main Character: http://ow.ly/YF20g from The Writing Hole
What To Know About Punctuating And Formatting Dialogue: http://ow.ly/YF0KC @MiaJouBotha
Afraid you aren’t a writer because you haven’t written in a while? http://ow.ly/YF2y3 @ava_jae
1st Pages of Best-Selling Novels: Cinder: http://ow.ly/YF2P7 @CSLakin
Beginning Marketing Strategies for Authors: http://ow.ly/YF1lJ @cksyme
Managing the Passage of Time in Fiction: http://ow.ly/YF4iE @MarcyKennedy
When Writing is Not a Career: http://ow.ly/YF4zT by Linda Wilson
The 10 Themes of Legacy Writing: http://ow.ly/YF2eG by Richard Campbell @writersdigest
To Hire Help Or Do It Yourself? http://ow.ly/YF4pC @MarcyKennedy
A Busy Year for Polish Publishing: http://ow.ly/Z458b @Porter_Anderson
Why you should spend your first 30 minutes each day writing: http://ow.ly/Z4OAk @pubcoach
How to Jumpstart a Stuck Project: http://ow.ly/YBkoe @michaelhyatt
Arson Investigation for crime writers: http://ow.ly/Z44O6 @authorterryo
Nook stops selling digital content in the UK on 3-15: http://ow.ly/Z44Ud @PassiveVoiceBlg
What to Know About The Latest Twitter Features: http://ow.ly/YBkIE @Ashread_
29 Author Websites with Stellar Designs: http://ow.ly/YBkU2 @dianaurban
7 Clever Steps To Hook Your Reader Into Your Narrative: http://ow.ly/YBgyA @bookrangerkath
Do I Really Have to Include a Mailing Address in My Newsletter? http://ow.ly/YBgIB @AmyLynnAndrews
5 Reasons to Take a Nap Every Day: http://ow.ly/YBjVj @michaelhyatt
How to Fall in Love with Writing Again: http://ow.ly/YBkE2 @aliventures
Determined to Meet Your Writing Goals? Set Up a Production Schedule: http://ow.ly/YBjRK @mridukhullar
Emotional Wound Thesaurus: Growing Up In The Public Eye: http://ow.ly/YBkvQ @angelaackerman
Day-Job Thinking vs Long-Term Thinking: http://ow.ly/YBl2l @deanwesleysmith
Sharing our writing on our websites: http://ow.ly/YBjJv @JaneFriedman @writerunboxed
9 Simple Ways To Sharpen Your Manuscript: http://ow.ly/YBgBX @ClaireABradshaw
Watchdog Report On Motivational Press: http://ow.ly/Z2r1y @JohnDoppler
Balancing Writing and the Day Job: 7 Tips: http://ow.ly/YyoIw @jenniferlellis
What Harrison Ford and Stand Up Comedians Teach Us About Flashbacks: http://ow.ly/YyoMU @jennienash
Why Most Authors Fail at Book Marketing: http://ow.ly/YyoxP @BadRedheadMedia
A Game-Changing Revision Tactic : The Golden Thread: http://ow.ly/YyoKW @jennienash
How to Create an Author Facebook Event: http://ow.ly/YyoHB @MelissaFlicks
Should We Work for Free? http://ow.ly/YA04J @jamigold
How to Find and Work With a Book Publicist: http://ow.ly/YA0ji @JaneFriedman
How to Create Titles to Hook Your Readers: http://ow.ly/YA0bQ @JudithBriles
Are You Engaging with Your Readers? http://ow.ly/YzZRB @CaballoFrances
The Importance of Writing Clips: http://ow.ly/YA0lN @kid_lit
A Guide for Co-Writing a Novel: http://ow.ly/YA0s4 @MelodieCampbell @annerallen
Is the Indie Gold Rush Over? Does it Matter? http://ow.ly/YzZZm @juliemusil
POV choices in crime fiction: http://ow.ly/YYFaz @mkinberg
A Trick to Tame Your Crazy Writing Stress: http://ow.ly/YynHN @jamesscottbell
Chasing trends and other things to avoid: http://ow.ly/Yynn9 by PJ Parrish
Shifting Thoughts on Amazon and Agency Pricing: http://ow.ly/Z0gJt @Porter_Anderson @MikeShatzkin @PassiveVoiceBlg
The Self-Loathing Lit-Fic Book Trailer: http://ow.ly/Z08Fj @xwaldie @slate
Dealing with dreams in our manuscript: http://ow.ly/YynXI @MegGardiner1
3 Common Mistakes When Writing a First Book: http://ow.ly/YynfK @jennienash
How to Fix Your Disorganized Writing Life: http://ow.ly/Yynzf @KW_Writes
High Stakes Are Tricky: http://ow.ly/Yyo16 @Kid_Lit
How a writer and businesswoman ended up owning a small publisher (which is taking submissions): http://ow.ly/YYDFg @SpunkOnAStick
Reading to Improve Your Writing: http://ow.ly/Yynw3 @KAMcCleary
Getting Out of the Dreaded Slump: http://ow.ly/YynLg @katemoretti1
70 Seconds to a Sale: Convincing Your Reader to Buy Your Book: http://ow.ly/Yyooq @jennienash
Maintaining Motivation through the 2nd Draft: 11 Tips: http://ow.ly/YynS5 @jenniferlellis
4 Essential Writing Tips: http://ow.ly/Yynu7 @MaryKubica
The purpose of POV: http://ow.ly/YVlw1 @p2p_editor
7 Playful Techniques to Shatter Your Writer’s Block: http://ow.ly/YvNsk @CherrylChow
4 Tips for Using Test Reader Feedback: http://ow.ly/YvNoY @artofstoriesAB
How to Mix Humor Into Your Writing: http://ow.ly/YvNxJ @lajfun
How to Write Battle Scenes: http://ow.ly/YvNAI @VictorASalinas
Adventures in Platform Building: http://ow.ly/YvNaC @cathyyardley
Historical Fiction: How Pacing Makes History into Story: http://ow.ly/YvMFq @tordotcom @Ada_Palmer
Remember to Refill/Restore/Replenish Yourselves, Writers: http://ow.ly/YvNf5 @tamsinsilver
To Newsletter Or Not To Newsletter: http://ow.ly/YvN3c @MirandaBW
Story Generators: From Traits to Action: http://ow.ly/YvNlS @artofstoriesAB
How to write an ensemble novel: http://ow.ly/YvMNX @rxena77
Scene Structure: Scene Beginnings and Magic Ingredients: http://ow.ly/YvN7I @CSLakin
Revision vs. editing: http://ow.ly/Yt0Lr @sacha_black
How to market YA fiction (and get more book reviews): http://ow.ly/YrebN @Creativindie
Cut the words and write snappier dialogue: http://ow.ly/Yt0IR @raynehall
“The Definitive List of Cliché Dialogue” : http://ow.ly/YrfdX @gointothestory
How Writers Can Use Amazon’s ‘Look Inside’ Feature to Get More Sales: http://ow.ly/YRYV0 @CSLakin
5 Disappointing Villains: http://ow.ly/YreHE by David Mesick @mythcreants
Bad Day for Words? Easing the Struggle to Write: http://ow.ly/Yrexl @isekhmet
How to Respond to Critiques: http://ow.ly/Yt0Gh @bookishchick
Where Real Drama Comes From: http://ow.ly/Yt13e @LisaCron
8 of the best writing advice tips: http://ow.ly/Yt0BK @wendypmiller
How to Write a Comedy Script: http://ow.ly/Yt0YN @jebylander
6 Best Ways to Relax and De-Stress When You Get Overwhelmed: http://ow.ly/Yt0sD @dianaurban
How to Write a Fight Scene in 11 Steps: http://ow.ly/Yt0Of @betternovelproj
Using a Montage to Handle Time in Fiction: http://ow.ly/Yt0A1 @MarcyKennedy
2 Top Tips for Writing Flash Fiction: http://ow.ly/YreCC @AnneGreenawalt
The self-pub process: http://ow.ly/Yt0vr @dianapfrancis
Trailer parks in crime fiction: http://ow.ly/YQrxg @mkinberg
If you couldn’t fail: http://ow.ly/YrfhK @DanBlank
“A rejection is often not a commentary on your writing talent.” http://ow.ly/YN9es @AgentKristinNLA
The links I shared last week: http://ow.ly/YQrpI .All the links I’ve ever shared (30K+, free and searchable): writerskb.com
Script Reading & Analysis: Trainwreck: http://ow.ly/Yrfb7 @gointothestory
5 Crucial Lessons Learned about Having an Exit Strategy: http://ow.ly/Yrf7p @VoicetoStory
3 Reasons Authors Need Style Sheets: http://ow.ly/Yre7C @robinrwrites
10 Misconceptions a College Education Can Teach about Writing: http://ow.ly/Yrf0l @annerallen
Should Educators Be Writers? http://ow.ly/YreWX @MrsSokolowski
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