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.
6 Ways to Rebalance Your Being to Enhance Your Creativity: http://ow.ly/IHAus @WriterJoMalby
8 Query Tips No One Tells Writers: http://ow.ly/IHAut @carlywatters
Conquer Drowsiness with 10 5-Minute Easy Exercises: http://ow.ly/IHAux @colleen_m_story
Unnecessary words and phrases to cut: http://ow.ly/IHAuy @writers_write
How Does Money Taint Art? http://ow.ly/IHzOO @ArtistThink
How to Face Criticism in Creativity http://ow.ly/IHAuA @ArtistThink
Power of the Space Between Creative Bursts: http://ow.ly/IHAuB @CreativeKatrina
How Realistic Is Science Fiction Linguistics? http://ow.ly/IHAuC @slate @dsbigham
Are You Making These Mistakes That Lead to Carpal Tunnel? http://ow.ly/IHAuD @colleen_m_story
10 Things Every New Creator of SF Should Know: http://ow.ly/IHAuF @charliejane
The Myth of the Overnight Success and What Those Stories Have in Common: http://ow.ly/IHAuH @carlywatters
Waiting for Someone Else to Validate your Creativity? http://ow.ly/IHAuI @CreativeKatrina
Top 10 Ways To Love Your Reader: http://ow.ly/J1AgV @10minnovelist
Components of book proposals: http://ow.ly/ILyWS @behlerpublish
Early stages of character creation: http://ow.ly/ILyX2 @kayedacus
Handy Tricks for Using Word: http://ow.ly/ILyXd @Savage_Woman
How to Tell if Back Story is Sabotaging Your Novel: http://ow.ly/ILyXn @Roz_Morris
Make sure your theme isn’t a cliché: http://ow.ly/ILyXq @nownovel
How To Use Scrivener to Plan a Book: http://ow.ly/ILyXx @Natasha_Lester
Love Your Reader, Love Your Art, Love Yourself: http://ow.ly/J1Akk @AnnaKSnow @10minnovelist
5 Laws of the Fiction Reader http://ow.ly/IFyfo @jamesscottbell
Coming Up with Your Story’s Premise: http://ow.ly/IFyfl @KillerNashville @JadenTerrell
Trad published authors–pay attention to your backlist: http://ow.ly/IFyfk @kristinerusch
Crime Writers: Are You Writing What You THINK You Know? http://ow.ly/IFyfj @LeeLofland
How To Create A Killer Opening For Your Science Fiction Short Story: http://ow.ly/IFxQw @charliejane
Agents should ‘join forces to build the next generation of talent': http://ow.ly/IFyfg @JonnyGeller @TheBookseller
Should You Self-Publish? 5 Questions to Ask Yourself: http://ow.ly/IFyff @ClaireCookwrite
Symbolism for cover design: http://ow.ly/IFyfd @cjgmanlapas
What the Incredible Hulk Can Teach Us about Emotion in Fiction: http://ow.ly/IFyfb @HDemchick
How To Get Stuff Done When You Don’t Want To: http://ow.ly/IFyfa @AllisonStadd @99u
Creating Compelling Characters Readers Can’t Forget: http://ow.ly/IFyf9 @RuthHarrisBooks
The Definition and Criteria of Concept: http://ow.ly/IFyf8 @storyfix
5 Ways to Make Your Character Stand Out: http://ow.ly/IB3Zk by Chris Winkle @Mythcreants
5 Classic Women Authors on Writing and Money: http://ow.ly/IB3Zg @ladieswhowrite
3 Act Story Structure: Act Three: http://ow.ly/IB3Ze @woodwardkaren
Tricks of the Trade 1: The Plant: http://ow.ly/IB3Zb @mooderino
The Sum of the Parts: Writing a Synopsis: http://ow.ly/IB1KS @Janice_Hardy
What not to say to authors (and what to say instead): http://ow.ly/IB3Z7 @holly_bourneYA
Jobs That Leave You Time to Write: http://ow.ly/IB3Z5 @stevegillman
The Why & How of Foreshadowing: http://ow.ly/IB3Z2 by Chris Winkle @Mythcreants
Queries are never wastes of agents’ time: http://ow.ly/IB3YU @Janet_Reid
Help for writing a child’s emotional state: http://ow.ly/IB3YR from Writeworld
Marketing, Social Media & Book Signings: —Why None of These Directly Impact Book Sales: http://ow.ly/IB3YZ @kristenlambtx
What the “Sorting Hat” Teaches Us About the Hero’s First Obstacle: http://ow.ly/IB1mE @BetterNovelProj
Why Your Brain Needs More Downtime: http://ow.ly/Ix8qK @sciam @ferrisjabr
How limiting creative choices enhances creativity: http://ow.ly/Ix8qG @onewildword
Rejection letters and writer reactions: http://ow.ly/Ix8qF from Teresa Nielsen Hayden
The 5 Best Things an Artist Can Do: http://ow.ly/Ix4Gt @garrettrauthor
Remember Why Readers Seek You Out Online: http://ow.ly/Ix8qE @RachelLKent
10 page-to-screen successes: http://ow.ly/Ix8qB by Meredith Quinn for @thewritermag
6 Sub-Plots That Add Style To Your Story: http://ow.ly/Ix8qz @writers_write
Ingredients for a tough character: http://ow.ly/Ix8qx @VickyThinks
Tips to Include Family in Your Writing Life: http://ow.ly/Ix8qu @BDBrady007
What do names tell us about characters? http://ow.ly/Ix8qs by FCETIER
How E-Books Have Changed the Print Marketplace: http://ow.ly/Ix8qp @Janefriedman
Writing science…a few tips: http://ow.ly/Ix8qn from Captain Shellhead
Writing Tips: Write What You Know: http://ow.ly/It3SR @writingforward
30 Tips For Writing a Book in 30 Days: http://ow.ly/It3SN @JessicaStrawser
Tips for Your Author Website: http://ow.ly/It3SK by Kiffer Brown for @wherewriterswin
9 traits of a good agent and 3 contract issues to watch out for: http://ow.ly/IQn2I @Porter_Anderson @MirabilisDave @AgentKristinNLA
How To Grow Your Fiction Email List Subscribers: http://ow.ly/It3SI @thecreativepenn
How to Use Needs and Goals to Appeal to Readers: http://ow.ly/It3SD @jamigold
Would you turn this bestselling author’s first page? http://ow.ly/It3SA @RayRhamey
40 Questions to Ask When You Get the call from an Agent: http://ow.ly/It3Sy @MartinaABoone
Most authors break through in middle-age: http://ow.ly/It3Sv @alice_emily @telegraph
Creating Character Names: A Great Time Saver All Writers Should Use: http://ow.ly/INuuC @silas_payton
Switch from passive to active voice: http://ow.ly/It3Ss @sharilopatin
An Author Assistant Answers Writers’ Questions: http://ow.ly/IOCZe @K8Tilton
5 Ways Marketing Can Revive Your Series: http://ow.ly/It3Sq @srjohannes
Productivity Tip: Learn how to say no: http://ow.ly/It3Sn @inkyelbows
5 Tips for Writing Twist Endings: http://ow.ly/It3Sj @DinoLaserbeam
Music For Writers: Self-Pubbing Cellist Kate Dillingham: http://ow.ly/IJixy @KateDillingham1 @Porter_Anderson
Resources to improve your grammar: http://ow.ly/IrKoC from Reference for Writers
Synonyms for walk: http://ow.ly/IrKoA from Green Haven
The Three Writing Mindsets: http://ow.ly/IrKox @berkun
11 Secrets to Writing Effective Character Description: http://ow.ly/IrKov by Rachel Scheller for @writersdigest
Underground Fantasy: Tunnels and Secret Passageways: http://ow.ly/IrKor @SteffHumm
5 Top Author Platforms and 4 Takeaways from Them: http://ow.ly/ILAQv @EmilyWenstrom @DIYMFA
How clearing clutter helped one writer: http://ow.ly/IrKoo by Elizabeth King Humphrey
Are ebooks really here forever?” http://ow.ly/IJhP6 @Porter_Anderson @TheBookseller”
Commonly Confused: Comparatives and Superlatives: http://ow.ly/IrKok @Savage_Woman
Some pace-slowing and barrier-creating words to consider dropping in our novels: http://ow.ly/IrKoj @raynehall
The home life of cops and PIs in crime fiction. How much to include? http://ow.ly/IJg62 @mkinberg
5 self-publishing truths few authors talk about: http://ow.ly/IrKog @HearnDylan
On writing musicals: http://ow.ly/IrKod from Writeworld
3 Tips for Dealing With Criticism: http://ow.ly/IrKoc @AllisonStadd
Working with Small Publishers – 12 Pros and Cons http://ow.ly/IJdcZ @alexjcavanaugh @taratylertalks
12 tips for 2015 for illustrators: http://ow.ly/IrKoa by Kathy Temean
Publishing Hindsight: Self-Pub and POD Companies: http://ow.ly/IJcJa @SpunkOnAStick @LoniTownsend
5 Trade Publishing Predictions for 2015: http://ow.ly/Imq7y @Personanondata
23 Words For Book Lovers That Really Should Exist http://ow.ly/Imq7t @soalexgoes @buzzfeed
Querying a self-pubbed book…put yourself in an editor’s shoes: http://ow.ly/Imq7l @behlerpublish
Crossing Over: From Poetry To Prose: http://ow.ly/Imlgl by Robert Thomas for @BTMargins
Why the Best Characters for Your Story are Weirdos: http://ow.ly/Imq7c @epbure
Unleash Your Creativity: 7 Methods Inspired by Eastern Wisdom: http://ow.ly/IHzqN @WriterJoMalby
Writing diversity–tips for describing noses: http://ow.ly/Imq76 from Mod Colette
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