Twitterific Writing Links


Bluebird with beak openby Elizabeth S. Craig, @elizabethscraig


A weekly roundup of the best writing links from around the web.


Twitterific writing links are fed into the Writer’s Knowledge Base search engine (developed by writer and software engineer Mike Fleming) which has over 39,000 free articles on writing related topics. It’s the search engine for writers.


Business / Miscellaneous



6 Essentials for Co-authoring a Book @MelindaFriesen

Creativity and Inspiration / Inspiration



4 Great Essays From Jodi Picoult on Writing @WritersDigest

Creativity and Inspiration / Motivation



4 Things Real Authors Have That Amateurs Don’t @JeffGoins



3 Tips for Making Rewards Work @KelsieEngen

Creativity and Inspiration / Productivity / Fitting in Writing



Create a writing routine (without shortening your life expectancy) @TheWriterMag



Is busy-ness getting in the way of work? @pubcoach



Elimination @SukhiJutla



2 tips for balancing writing and marketing time @Roz_Morris


Creativity and Inspiration / Productivity / Writer’s Block



How to Be a Better Writer @ErinMFeldman

Creativity and Inspiration / Productivity / Writing Quickly



15 Quick Tips to Increase Productivity @KarenBanes



Crystallize Your Novel @jamesscottbell

Creativity and Inspiration / Writing Life



Gifts for Writers @JaneFriedman



4 Ways to Write for Your True North @KCambronAuthor



100+ Sci-Fi/Fantasy Authors share personal stories about depression, PTSD @GailZMartin



Why Writers Feel Depressed and How to Deal @colleen_m_story



3 Simple Ways to Win the Argument With Your Inner Critic @losapala



Too Many Demands? Find Balance @JamiGold



How to get more interested in what you’re writing @pubcoach



12 Days of Christmas for Creative Minds @cathysbaker



Why Writers Need Challenges @NinaAmir



Writing with the Knowledge of Time @WriterUnboxed



20 Christmas Gifts for Writers @joebunting



How to Survive the Holidays When You’re a Writer @FinishedPages



Christmas Gift Ideas For The Talented Writer In Your Life @AngelaAckerman



8 Horror Films About Writers @The_Millions



Tips for Writing through the Holidays: by Aimie Runyan



Learning to Exercise Self-Care Through the Local Library @_ImAnAdult

Genres / Fantasy



Horses Are Not Machines: On Writing the Steeds of Fantasy Fiction: by Rosalind Moran

Genres / Horror



Well-Written Horror Films @chris_shultz81

Genres / Mystery



Police Call Signs @ChrysFey



‘Armchair Detecting’ as an element in crime fiction @mkinburg



Mysteries and Undercurrents – Withholding Info from the Reader @SeptCFawkes



Crime Fiction @mkinberg

Genres / Poetry



11 Gifts for the Poet in Your Life [infographic] @My_poetic_side

Genres / Romance



5 Mistakes When Writing Romance @CSLakin



6 Scenes Any Love Story Must Have @woodwardkaren



The Love Story and its 3 Subgenres @SPressfield

Genres / Science Fiction



The failure of the oracles (insights on science fiction) @nevalalee



Women @WomenWriters



4 Fictional Economies That Don’t Make Sense @mythcreants

Genres / Screenwriting



Great Scene @GoIntoTheStory



Script To Screen @GoIntoTheStory

Genres / Young Adult



6 Keys to Write a YA Novel That Connects With Teen Readers @write_practice

Promo / Miscellaneous



3 Reasons Authors Need An Online Press Room: by W. Terry Whalin

Promo / Blogging



Blogging @problogger

Promo / Social Media Tips



How to Use Twitter Analytics to Boost Your Social Media Marketing @IngramSpark



How to Use Social Media for Your Book Launch? 9 Tips @CaballoFrances

Promo / Speaking



Tips for public speaking:



6 Tips for Authors to Create Engaging Library Programs @andrawatkins

Promo / Websites



Your writing platform starts with your website @annkroeker



The 5 Best WordPress Plugins For Your New Blog @KarenBanes

Publishing / Miscellaneous



18 Things You Need to Know About Publishing a Book @OrnaRoss

Publishing / News / International Publishing



Nigerian Publisher on efforts to get books to readers through intl. partnerships @Porter_Anderson



Conference advises ‘putting disruptive technology to work’ @TheFutureBook



European Book Publishing 2015 Statistics @Porter_Anderson



Teaming Up @Porter_Anderson

Publishing / Options / Hybrid Publishing



5 Hybrid Authors @IndieReader

Publishing / Options / Traditional Publishing



What To Expect From An Agent @Kid_Lit



3 Things Your Traditional Publisher Is Unlikely to Do @JaneFriedman

Publishing / Options / Traditional Publishing / Querying



3 Ways to an Acquisitions Editor’s Heart @ChadRAllen

Publishing / Options / Traditional Publishing / Rejections



Advice Received from Rejection Letters @jasonbougger

Publishing / Process / Translation



Competition Celebrates German Children’s Book Translators @pubperspectives



Diversity in Translation @wischenbart



Harry Potter and the translator’s nightmare @PassiveVoiceBlg

Writing Craft / Miscellaneous



Generic Settings Won’t Do @AngelaAckerman



Finding the Perfect Novel Title @Lindasclare



Writing road trips @p2p_editor



Are you a word hoarder? @raimeygallant



Bestseller Book Title Checklist (Fiction) @Chris_Kokoski



How to Reveal Setting in Your Book or Screenplay @patverducci



Awful Titles Famous Authors Almost Gave Their Novels @ClaireEFallon



5 Visualization Techniques to Help Your Writing Craft @AngelaAckerman



When It’s OK to Listen to Your Inner Editor @SaraL_Writer

Writing Craft / Beginnings



The importance of the opening and examples of better ones @JacksBlackPen



How to Spark Your Story With an Inciting Incident @hodgeswriter



Beginnings @WritersDigest

Writing Craft / Characters / Development



2 Rules of Thumb for Character Creation @woodwardkaren

Writing Craft / Characters / Emotion



Creepy Clowns and Haunted Hotels – Unspooling Why Our Characters Get Scared: By Bonnie Randall

Writing Craft / Characters / Protagonists



How to Craft an Active Protagonist @kylieday0



7 Traits of a Great Protagonist @ceciliaedits

Writing Craft / Common Mistakes



Stupid Writing Rules @annerallen



Anachronisms and Other Ways to Make Readers Snicker @AnnetteLyon

Writing Craft / Humor



4 Ways to Use Humor in Your Fiction @CSLakin

Writing Craft / Lessons from Books and Film



“Friends” @crisfreese



16 Famous Writers on The Book They’re Most Thankful For @BuzzFeed

Writing Craft / Mood



Writing Creepy Scenes @RayneHall

Writing Craft / Pre-Writing / Plotting



Story Structure @woodwardkaren



The Hero’s Journey as Explained by Puppets @FafaGroundhog



Mind Mapping for Authors: by Chris Fox



Writing Basics @Janice_Hardy



Write Your Query FIRST for a Better Novel @WomenWriters

Writing Craft / Pre-Writing / Research



5 Tips for Researching a Novel @MeredithMcP

Writing Craft / Pre-Writing / Story Concept



How to Attract a Readership Based on Concept Alone @JaneFriedman

Writing Craft / Punctuation and Grammar



Using Whom in Fiction @MarcyKennedy

Writing Craft / Revisions / Critiques



4 Ways to Deal With Criticism @jkwak



All You Need To Know About Sensitivity Reads @justinaireland

Writing Craft / Scenes



Layering 10-20-30 Scenes in Your Novel @CSLakin

Writing Craft / Series



Tips on Starting a Series: by Linda Wilson



Taking Series Characters on the Road:



When & How Should Series End? by Kassandra Lamb @JamiGold

Writing Craft / Transitions



Scene transitions can sabotage characters @p2p_editor

Writing Tools / Apps



3 Apps for Your Writing Toolbox @pokercubster

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