Best Tweets for Writers (week ending 11/19/10)



















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Getting Published, Agents/Editors


All writers who beg agents to give feedback
with rejections, read this post from @BookendsJessica



@RachelleGardner



5 Writers Explain How They Got, Kept & Fired
Agents



@Awl




Craft & Technique


6 Vital Signs of A Healthy Plot


@elizabethscraig



A look at ending our scenes


@elizabethscraig



How to maximize the premise of your story


@Writeitsideways



Is your novel's hero half-baked? Take these character
tests & find out



@GalleyCat



Definitive list of cliched dialogue


@elizabethscraig




Publishing News & Trends



More smart comments from @jmcquivey on how
and why e-books are forever changing book publishing



@twliterary



10
Lit Mags you should be reading
from @flavorpill

@PoetryFound




Blogs & Websites

The
blog-to-book model only works under special conditions.
@benhuh explains why

@toc





Online Resources & Tools

Twitterific:
links to this week's top writing articles



@elizabethscraig





The Writing Life + Fun Stuff



The
Economist on aspiring novelists



@Weegee




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