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Best of the Best

Tips from Alan Rinzler on how to untangle
a plot



@inkyelbows



Lee Goldberg guest-posts to Joe Konrath's blog
about his Kindle success



@victoriastrauss



E-publishing isn't a sprint. It's a marathon


@jakonrath




Getting Published + Agents/Editors



If you won't have a blog, don't bother
sending us your manuscript
by @mxpublishing


@TheFutureBook



Pitching: find your novel's wow factor


@iapetus999




Craft + Technique


Opening no nos


@jamesscottbell



3 Layers of 'Layering' in Fiction


@victoriamixon



13 ways to begin your novel


@gripemaster




The Problem With Memoirs


@AdviceToWriters



Tightening Your (Manuscript's) Belt: a Checklist for
Eliminating Unnecessary Prose



@elizabethscraig




Publishing News + Trends


Multimedia, Kids' Apps and the Rise of
a New Form



@PublishersWkly



HarperCollins acquires first title from community
writing site inkpop.com



@eBookNewser



In a nutshell, @MarionManeker explains the impact of
Kindle Singles and similar mid-length pe-publishing



@twliterary




Marketing + Promotion

5 Steps to Starting Your Own Podcasting
Show



@BubbleCow



How to Plan Your Virtual Book Tour - terrific advice
and sample pitch letter
from @sandrabeckwith


@bookmarketer



Social Media

How To Use Facebook Advertising To Market
Your Book



@thecreativepenn




Websites + Blogs

Is Your Book Hiding Inside Your Blog?:
5 Steps to Finding It



@CatsEyeWriter



"When you focus on a smaller group of potential readers,
you can grow your audience much faster."



@JustineMusk

@Dan Blank



So You Want to Start a Book Blog: Pre-Blogging Advice


@elizabethscraig




Self-Publishing + E-Publishing



A handy beginner's guide to e-book formats,
apps and devices



@namenick



Self-Publishing Adventure: When You Don't Quite Sell
One Million Ebooks



@jafurtado




Resources + Tools



Introducing the search engine for writers--finding
resources that Google won't

@elizabethscraig



Janet Reid, Literary Agent: A book that should be on
your reference shelf



@thewritermama



Five iPhone apps for writing


@eBookNewser




For horror writers--a submission resource



@HorrorTree



Need ideas to jump start your project? The Thirty-six
(plus one) Dramatic Situations



@elizabethscraig




The Writing Life



Know When Your Writing Critique Group Doesn't
Fit


@hopeclark



Bestselling novelist Nicholas Sparks remembers his
time as an aspiring author



@GalleyCat




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