Best Tweets for Writers (week ending 1/7/11)
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Best of the Best
The Top 10 Fiction Writing Articles of
2010
@BubbleCow
"I've sold over 185,000 books since April 15." Amanda
Hocking on e-publishing.
@sarahw
Lessons Learned From Tim Ferriss' Book Launch
@thecreativepenn
Getting Published, Agents/Editors
Here's
a post I did on word counts after consulting with a number of US trade book editors
@colleenlindsay
When Publishing Dreams Become a Nightmare - the
author's perspective on my blog
@RachelleGardner
Freelance Writer Rates: Who Pays the Most Online?
@AdviceToWriters
Craft & Technique
The Contradictory
Nature of Great Fiction
@40kBooks
5 situations where it's better to tell than show in your
fiction
@io9
Five Words You Can Cut
@AdviceToWriters
A Writer's Plot Board: Getting organized
@4kidlit
Great series on self-editing, this week contextual editing [by
@ChuckWendig]
@BubbleCow
Publishing News & Trends
10
Biggest Predictions for the Future of Book Publishing
@thecreativepenn
Fantastic essay on the nature of the web. Read this
now: "The Web Is a Customer Service Medium"
@andrewsavikas
What lies ahead in publishing: @timoreilly on the
influence of ebooks and why notions of "publisher" should change.
@toc
Marketing and Promotion
A Market Of One via @mitchjoel
(remember re ebook protestations!)
@thecreativepenn
Drop the Pen, Grab a Hammer: Building the Writer's
Platform
@ChuckWendig
Book marketing mistakes: great series from @bookbuzzr:
No 1 – No Tag Line for Book or Author
@dirtywhitecandy
Creating An Author Brand: Why It's Not Really About the
Book
@elizabethscraig
YouTube trends manager offers tips & new tools for
book trailer makers
@GalleyCat
Self-Publishing & E-Publishing
DoWebsites & Blogging
authors make good publishers? Agent Richard Curtis said no, J.A. Konrath answered
back [see comments on post for link to Konrath's response]
@publisherswkly
TechDirt asks: Have We Reached A Tipping Point Where
Self-Publishing Is Better Than Getting A Book Deal?
@PublishersWkly
Author Devon Glenn shares lessons learned while reaching
her @kickstarter goal this week
@GalleyCat
Very
interesting thoughts on the value of blogging vs Twitter
@DanBlank
How to Create an Engaging and Effective Bio Page for
Your Blog or Website
@elizabethscraig
Social Media
8Online
Sentences to Immediately Cut From Your Twitter Bio
@elizabethscraig
The Counter-intuitive Nature of Social Media Influence. Sometimes
Up is Down & Down is Up
@elizabethscraig
Case Study: How Twitter propelled @sarahsalway's republished
book up the Kindle charts
@publishingtalk
Tools & Resources
Best
of the Best: Character, Plot, Dialogue and Structure
@4kidlit
Resources for Authors Traveling To Book Clubs & Schools
@elizabethscraig
The Writing Life
J.K.
Rowling on Failure And Imagination
@jonathanfields
Why slow, long-form thought & writing is thriving in
a world of Tweets
@pomeranian99
@nickbilton
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