Twitterific Writing Links
by 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.
Happy Holidays! I will be taking a blog break until I return two weeks from today for an especially long Twitterific that will include my top shared links for 2016. :)
Conferences and Events / NaNoWriMo
Editing Your NaNoWriMo Novel @_theverbs
Creativity and Inspiration / Inspiration
Creativity Prompts for Writers, Journalers, Artists and Speakers @WritingReader
Ways for Caregivers To Support Children’s Writing Lives @MelanieMeehan1
Nurturing Our Notebook Work @rdgtchr13
Creativity and Inspiration / Productivity / Fitting in Writing
Accomplish More with a 3-Item To Do List @joshua_becker
10 Tricky Things You May Have To Do To Achieve Your Goals @10MinNovelists
Creativity and Inspiration / Productivity / When to write
Why we were wrong about writing habits (but right about writing routines) @Write_Track
Creativity and Inspiration / Productivity / Writer’s Block
Don’t Be a Scaredy-Cat Writer @EdieMelson
Writer’s Block @JennyBravoBooks
Creativity and Inspiration / Productivity / Writing Quickly
How to trigger your writing routine @Eva_Bec
Beat Overwhelm @SukhiJutla
How to Make the Most of Writing Sprints (video) @Ava_Jae
Creativity and Inspiration / Writing Life
For the French Gift Recipients on Your Holiday List @Porter_Anderson
The Writing Retreat From Hell @lesleykinzel
16 Ways to De-Stress This Holiday Season @emi1y_morgan
Beyond the Notebook @WriterUnboxed
30-Day Challenge For A Better 2017 @cksyme
The ‘Cannon’ of Literature @grantdraws
Choose Your Own Memoir @grantdraws
How to Keep Stress from Destroying Your Creativity @colleen_m_story
Is It Really Possible To Do It All? @KaraIsaac
Genres / Miscellaneous
Adapting Novels Into Comic Books @mythicscribes
Pros and Cons of Writing Cross Genre @paisleypiranhas
Genres / Horror
When Horror Isn’t Scary Enough @nataliezutter
Genres / Memoir
How to Write a Collage-Style Memoir @Tarn_Wilson
Genres / Non-Fiction
9 Women Writers Breaking New Nonfiction Territory @bustle
Genres / Romance
Should You Force Romance into Your Story? @Tamela_Murray
Genres / Science Fiction
19 Positive Approaches to Religion in SF and Fantasy @tordotcom
Genres / Screenwriting
The 2-Act Structure [Because You Write The Rules] @ozzywood
The Hero’s Journey vs. Superhero Stories @GoIntoTheStory
Create Your Pitch @CreativeScreen
An Introvert’s Guide to Film Festival Networking @scriptmag
Promo / Miscellaneous
Increase Book Visibility with Meta Tags in Your Book Metadata @IngramSpark
10 Tips Learned about Getting Book Endorsements @hopeclark
An Overview of Mason Canyon Book Tours @cluculzwriter
12 Surprises Found Marketing a Debut Novel @WordDreams
Launching Your Book @IndiesUnlimited
Promo / Book Reviews
7 Book Reviewer Complaints @IndiesUnlimited
Death of the hatchet job book review @NewStatesman
Promo / Social Media Tips
Simplify Social Media Promo @cksyme
How to create ‘best of 2016’ tweets with Twitter analytics:
Gaining more followers on Twitter @RMFWriters
Harnessing the power of YouTube for books @thebookseller
How to Sell More Books with Less Social Media @DigiBookWorld
Promo / Speaking
Public Speaking for Writers @AliciaOltuski
Publishing / Miscellaneous
Preparing for the Writing Battle @NovelRocket
Publishing / Options / Traditional Publishing / Rejections
A writer hits a milestone of 100 rejections @brevitymag
Publishing / Process / Book Design
Book Layout Basics @IngramSpark
Writing Craft / Miscellaneous
How to Write Unexpected Story Events @KMWeiland
Writing Personal Essays With Help From @nytimes @NYTimesLearning
How-To Techniques to Establish Pace @ProWritingAid
Book Title Generator for the Holidays @annerallen
A Key to Great Writing: Make Every Word Count: by Stephen Wilbers
Backstory: How Much is Too Much? by Jaiden M. Pierson
Rhythm and Pacing of Writing @jennienash
Writing Craft / Arc
The Man In A Hole Arc: by Shawn Coyne
Writing Craft / Beginnings
Your Novel’s First Scene @JaneFriedman
Writing Craft / Characters / Development
5 Quick Tips For Crafting Believable Characters: by Amanda Fink
Writing Craft / Conflict
Understanding Inner Conflict @michael_hauge
Writing Craft / Drafts
9 Ways You Succeed When Your First Draft Fails @theladygreer
Writing Craft / Lessons from Books and Film
6 Keys to Writing Stories That Will Scare Readers @crisfreese
Writing Craft / Literary Devices
Irony Wakes Up Your Reader With the Unexpected @ZoeMMcCarthy
Heavy-Handed Imagery and Theme @Kid_Lit
Playing With Personification: by Bonnie Randall
Writing Craft / POV
Are Filter Words Weakening Your Story? @Janice_Hardy
Writing Craft / Pre-Writing / Outlining
How to Write a Scene Outline You Can Use @KMWeiland
7 Details You Need to Think About When Writing Historical Fiction @WarrenAdler
Writing Craft / Pre-Writing / Plotting
The Key Event and the Difference From Your First Plot Point @standoutbooks
Writing Craft / Punctuation and Grammar
Commonly Confused Words of the Month: “I Could Care Less” by Chris Saylor
3 Cases of Unnecessary Punctuation @writing_tips
3 Sentences That Lack Just One Word to Be Correct @writing_tips
6 Ways To Shorten Your Sentences And Improve Your Writing @MiaJouBotha
Writing Craft / Revision
What is Developmental Editing and Does Your Story Need it? @katiemccoach
Turn Off the Static So You Can Hear the Tiny Whisper @virginiafranken
Revision Checklist @MartinaABoone
Writing Craft / Tension
High Stakes? ‘Death. Always Death’ – An Interview with @jamesscottbell @TheIWSG
Writing Craft / World-Building
World-Building Resources @jackalediting
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