Swarms of Writerly Knowledge!

I read a lot about writing and publishing from the internet because it's updated on a regular basis, especially on the publishing industry and different people have different views on things and how to do things, which is a good. I have a reel of blogs on my blogger account and most of them are about individuals self-publishing journeys, others are about writing and then I there are book bloggers. There are also two websites that I've been going to for about two years now and they are so helpful! There's Suite101 and Daily Writing Tips!





Suite101 is an online magazine and writers' network with some of the greatest material available to writers. It's like thousands of mini bloggers writing about what they know (as it isn't just for writers but also for people who want to be in the know).



This is the section where I go to >>> Writing and Publishing and it's a really good place with several sub-topics including, Editing, Publishing, Online Publishing, Children's Fiction etc. it's so resourceful! I would recommend that you all go there because we all know that everyone needs to brush up on their writing know-how, it's also got some very very interesting self-editing tips which I believe everyone could benefit from.




What do you think? Have you been there before? Spent hours reading through articles like me? Did you learn something new?







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This is another great website and they offer a FREE grammar & punctuation guide when you sign up to receive updates from them, this is one email everyday informing you of a new article that has been posted and they have some really great articles.




Click the link! >> Daily Writing Tips to get your Daily Writing Tips ;) these articles are different to the ones on Suite101 because they offer differentiation between words, such as 'Customer vs. Client' and 'Precede vs. Proceed' and there are articles like '85 Synonyms for "House"', so you could say that as well as offering articles like Suite101 there is also a focus on building a writer's vocabulary by giving them new but familiar words. This is also a very great resource.




Have you been here before? What do you think? Something that you'll be adding to your e-mail account?




I hope you all enjoyed this post and I hope that it serves its purpose!




-Joseph