Twitterific

Twitter_buttonby Elizabeth S. Craig, @elizabethscraig

Twitterific is a compilation of all the writing links I shared the previous week.

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Have a great week!

Real Time in Fiction: http://bit.ly/PL3ak9 @authorterryo

Disgrace: End of the Lehrer Line ([plagiarism scandal): http://bit.ly/PLj91A @Porter_Anderson @cgseife @evanatwired @juliemmoos

A useful resource for describing settings, emotions, shapes, textures, and more: http://bit.ly/eIGRMO @AngelaAckerman

1 writer lists benefits of a self-pubbed writer retaining an agent: http://bit.ly/PQ1Jnw @hughhowey

Why 1 writer rarely rates or reviews books online: http://bit.ly/PQ2pZU @juliecross1980

6 Ways to Pull off Dual Timelines in Your Novel: http://bit.ly/NmLOrU @KMWeiland

LendInk, Author Activism, and the Need for Critical Thinking: http://bit.ly/PQ2BZh @victoriastrauss

The Killer One-Two Punch that Launches Dramatic Tension in Your Story: http://bit.ly/Rq4msk @storyfix

Quick Tips for the Writing Freelancer: http://bit.ly/PQ2GMv @howtowriteshop

4 Free Photo Editing Tools: http://bit.ly/Rq4vw7 @authormedia

Should we all be blogging less frequently? http://bit.ly/PQ2LzH @michaelhyatt

Things Readers Need To Know When Meeting An Author: http://bit.ly/PQ2PQ0 @juliecross1980

1 writer’s list of 10 things needed in a writer’s life: http://bit.ly/Rq51tT

Why Obstacles May Be a Writer’s Best Friends: http://bit.ly/RvZHJG

Showing, Telling, and Hooking the Reader: http://bit.ly/R1mzw5 @Janice_Hardy

Avoid sprawling sentences: http://bit.ly/RvZN3T

5 Ways Freelance Writers Benefit from Blogging: http://bit.ly/R1mPem @KrissyBrady

Style vs content? Novelists should approach their art with an eye to what the story asks: http://bit.ly/Rw0LgG @guardianbooks

How Should an Author Respond When a Student Complains About His Book? http://bit.ly/R1pvbU @CassandraNeace

251 Movies About Writers & The Writing Life: http://bit.ly/Rw0Oc9 @thewritermama

What if an agent is ready to say I do, and you can’t? http://bit.ly/R1pG6Z

Why Character And Plot Are Inseparable: http://bit.ly/Rw0VEA @jammer0501

Why promoting can be good for creative writing: http://bit.ly/R1pZPp @joebunting

10 Practical, Everyday Money Saving Tips For (Starving) Writers: http://bit.ly/RUgNTV @BryanThomasS

Google Analytics for Authors: http://bit.ly/PQ5r0b @TracyRAtkins @JFbookman @Porter_Anderson

Right-Brain / Left-Brain – Which Controls Your Writing? http://bit.ly/OhZtlZ @Shirl_Corder

What SF Writers In 1987 Thought The World Of 2012 Would Look Like: http://bit.ly/Qh5rpz @GFRobot

13 simple tips for a better blog: http://bit.ly/Oi14rW @rachellegardner

Calculate Your Average Sentence Length: http://bit.ly/Qh6RR6 @writing_tips

AP Stylebook moves faster than Merriam-Webster as linguistic authority: http://bit.ly/Oi1rTt

How to write a bad review: http://bit.ly/Qh7f25 @salon

Types of fraudulent reviews and their effect: http://bit.ly/PLkrtw @Porter_Anderson @Suw @jane_l @jeremyduns

We’re all storytellers: http://bit.ly/Oi1Nt4 @JFBookman

A site where writers can upload their scripts to hear and see it performed by computer actors: https://readthrough.com/

Self-publishing–all about independence: http://bit.ly/Qh7KZR @JAKonrath

What 1 blogger learned from his Pinterest experiment: http://bit.ly/Qh7REE @problogger

How To Get Your Book Reviewed: A Practical Lesson: http://bit.ly/Oi2rXu @cathryanhoward

1 writer reports on leaving KDP Select: http://bit.ly/Qh82zW @mlouisalocke

Hybrid Fantasy: http://bit.ly/Oi2HG3 @fantasyfaction

Pacing For Power: http://bit.ly/Qh8gXM @JodieRennerEd

Add Muscle to Your Fiction With Unity and Contrast: http://bit.ly/Oi2Rx3 @KMWeiland

How To Sell Books With Social Media: http://bit.ly/Oi36bx @thecreativepenn

When and How to Tell, Not Show: http://bit.ly/Qh8w9d

What kind of convention/conference is right for you? http://bit.ly/Oi3hUj @thejordache

A Successful Indie Author Gives Tips for Introverts: http://bit.ly/Qh91jN @livewritethrive

Sue Grafton and the Self-Publishing Blowback: http://bit.ly/Qh9imx @jamesscottbell

5 Reasons Why Writers Should Read At Least One HP Lovecraft Story: http://bit.ly/Oi4mv9 @thisishorror

Are Paper Books Sacrosanct? http://bit.ly/Qh9thU @dearauthor

Screenwriting–Character On The Screen: http://bit.ly/Oi4wml @GITS

Dressing–and undressing–your characters: http://bit.ly/Qh9FgU @RuthHarrisBooks

Is there such a thing as a national literature? http://bit.ly/Oi4X06 @guardianbooks

Great Character, Part 2: Juno MacGuff (“Juno”): http://bit.ly/Qh9YbB @GITS

Later Bloomer Alex Haley: College Dropout to Pulitzer Prizewinner: http://bit.ly/Oi5cbj @DebraEve

You Can’t Teach Someone to Write (Except You Can): http://bit.ly/QiayWC @BooksAreMyBFs

5 Keys to Getting the Most Out of Your Book Marketing: http://bit.ly/QiaFBy @nickthacker

Amish fiction: Put a bonnet on it: http://bit.ly/PFlRFU @salon

Using Humor To Understand Creativity: http://bit.ly/PFlYkF @creativitypost

Unpacking Criticism: http://bit.ly/Qib2MC @AimeeLSalter

Got Writer’s Block? You just need to care less: http://bit.ly/PFm8J0 @howtowriteshop

Should Self-Published Authors Use Author Solutions? http://bit.ly/PFmfnU @galleycat

12 Most Engaging Presenter Behaviors to Keep Your Audience Awake: http://bit.ly/QibgTR @12most

Guides for Using Inner Conflict That Make Sense: http://bit.ly/PFmoHZ @Janice_Hardy

4 Tips to Avoid Having Your Short Story Rejected by a Literary Magazine: http://bit.ly/QibHxk @joebunting

How can you tell if you’re really meant to be a writer? http://bit.ly/PFmI9w @krissybrady

14 Free Alternatives To Microsoft Word: http://bit.ly/QibQRp @bubblecow

Ghostwriting: Content Rewriting: http://bit.ly/PFmQpx @karencv

Worried about being influenced by other writers of your genre? http://bit.ly/Qic8I5 @SarahAHoyt

Hey, Author, About My $4 Coffee: http://bit.ly/PFn6Vr @Liz_Mc2

Style vs content? Understanding what your story asks: http://bit.ly/PFndAv @guardianbooks

Ebooks and the Personal Library: http://bit.ly/QicAWE @scholarlykitchn

Can Fiction Ignore History? http://bit.ly/PFnxzb @2bwriters

When’s the Best Time to Send Email to Your List? http://bit.ly/QicPkG @copyblogger

When to stop fine tuning: http://bit.ly/QicONG @lisagailgreen

The Best Backup Solution? http://bit.ly/PQ1vNd @lifehackorg

Tips for collaborative writing: http://bit.ly/Oq81HY @indie_jane

Writing Conventions and How to Survive: http://bit.ly/Pm7cxO @traciewelser

6 Ways to Pull off Dual Timelines in Your Novel: http://bit.ly/NmLOrU @KMWeiland

Examining your writing dream: http://bit.ly/PFqY93

DBW lets us look at ebook bestsellers by price (resulting in revelations): http://bit.ly/QigLBX @mikeshatzkin

Good Story Requires Incomplete Exposition: http://bit.ly/QigZco @mooderino

What 1 Writer Learned About Blogging from 1st Graders: http://bit.ly/PFrBzx @JudyLeeDunn

4 Questions To Ask Yourself When Writing Scenes: http://bit.ly/PFrLXz @writersdigest

How To Be A Writer: http://bit.ly/QihGT1 @woodwardkaren

Tips for creating a book proposal: http://bit.ly/QiBndi

Commas before quotes: http://bit.ly/PFKYZ6

25 ways to generate better online book sales: http://bit.ly/PFMsCL @thefuturebook

Beware of burnout: http://bit.ly/QiCHgd @jodyhedlund

5 Reasons Your Opening Scene is Like a Blind Date: http://bit.ly/PFMCtK @4YALit

6 Deadly Don’ts (and Dos) for Dealing with Editors: http://bit.ly/QiCV76 @susanjmorris

5 Tips for Writing Historical Fiction: http://bit.ly/PFMWJ8 @drgillham

When writing, make the story choice that best fits your character: http://bit.ly/Qj7ARO

Racism, Revealing Eden and STGRB: http://bit.ly/PGf3I0 @fozmeadows

5 Pairs of Prepositional Idioms: http://bit.ly/Qj85ve @writing_tips

Keep getting rejected? Work on your craft: http://bit.ly/Q09tmK @novelrocket

Social Media Suicide: http://bit.ly/Q09BCK @MJRose

Not Who You Think They Are: A Character-Building Exercise: http://bit.ly/UrnTwP @YAHighway

What’s Your Log Line? http://bit.ly/Uro0s9 @luannschindler

Character Personalities as Story Forces: http://bit.ly/Q09KpN @juliettewade

Subjects and Predicates: Breaking Down Sentences: http://bit.ly/Uro9vz @write_practice

Tweak the opening or re-write it? http://bit.ly/Q09LKA @juliemusil

How to create a media list to promote your new book: http://bit.ly/Uropuu @sandrabeckwith

Combining Emotional Journeys and External Plots: http://bit.ly/Uror5M @jamigold

2 Deadly Sins of Memoir Writing: http://bit.ly/UroBde @serendipitylit

12 Most Essential SEO Factors Bloggers Don’t Know: http://bit.ly/Q0a3kH @12most

Self-Publishing Basics: Where To Upload Your eBook (Besides Amazon): http://bit.ly/Q0awDo @goblinwriter

Tips for Query Letters, Synopses, and Samples: http://bit.ly/Q0azyR @erikaholt

The Death of the Literary Recluse: http://bit.ly/UrpYsy @robwhart

Word Counts in a Magazine Query? http://bit.ly/Q0aZ8C @BrianKlems

9 Wonder Woman Villains (That Explain Why Nobody Talks About Wonder Woman’s Villains): http://bit.ly/Urq8jr @i09

Add Muscle to Your Fiction With Unity and Contrast: http://bit.ly/Oi2Rx3 @KMWeiland

Writing for the long haul: http://bit.ly/Q0bbor

On writers being kind to each other: http://bit.ly/Q0RBIy @writeangleblog

How to Get More (and Better) Press: http://bit.ly/Onq4y5 @DanaSitar

A simple rule of plotting: http://bit.ly/Q0RHjx

Character as the most important element of your action scene: http://bit.ly/OnqpAQ

3 Really Good Self-Publishing Ideas and 5 Hilariously Bad Ones: http://bit.ly/Q0ROLT @JFBookman

Writers should welcome a future where readers remix our books: http://bit.ly/OnqFj6 @guardianbooks

The importance of patience for writers: http://bit.ly/Q0RVa8 @rachellegardner

Viewpoint characters who drop into the story too late: http://bit.ly/Ony1mP @p2p_editor

The New World of Publishing: The Myths Are Still Strong: http://bit.ly/OnyaXj @deanwesleysmith

YA’s Hottest New Trend: Mermaids: http://bit.ly/Onyk0O @i09

The billion dollar question–what is journalism for? http://bit.ly/Q0VOvL @paidcontent @mathewi

We’ve oversold the virtues of subjectivity: http://bit.ly/OnyF3I @dearauthor

Writing Styles: Is technology changing the way we write? http://bit.ly/Q0VZqR @khyiahangel

Are You What You Tweet? http://bit.ly/OnziKw @authorems

How to Determine Your Author Fee: http://bit.ly/Q0WcdI @JoSVolpe

The power of original description: http://bit.ly/Q0WgKA

Text and Images — The Perfect Combination: http://bit.ly/OnzHga @karencv

How to Use Foreshadowing to Jazz up Slow Scenes: http://bit.ly/PL1VBm @KMWeiland

Ill-fitting subplots? http://bit.ly/P2LAuT

A Quick Reminder About Motivation: http://bit.ly/PL24EY @kid_lit

Writing about relationships–good and bad relationship traits: http://bit.ly/PL2cV2 @jeanniecampbell

Overtelling, Overshowing, Overselling: http://bit.ly/PL2kUr @janelebak

Making a five year plan for our writing: http://bit.ly/PL2wTR @susankayequinn

Set up Your Story in the First Paragraphs: http://bit.ly/P2MGqo @JodieRennerEd

Write Like an Architect: Description by Design: http://bit.ly/PL2XNY @slwrites

Elizabeth Spann Craig

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Elizabeth writes the Memphis Barbeque series (as Riley Adams) and the Southern Quilting mysteries for Penguin and writes the Myrtle Clover series for Midnight Ink and independently. She also has a blog, which was named by Writer’s Digest as one of the 101 Best Websites for Writers. There she posts on the writing craft, finding inspiration in everyday life, and fitting writing into a busy schedule.

5 Comments

  1. Margot KinbergSeptember 9, 2012

    Elizabeth – As always, this is a true treasure trove! Thanks :-)

  2. Alex J. CavanaughSeptember 9, 2012

    Lots of good links today!

  3. Elizabeth Spann Craig/Riley AdamsSeptember 9, 2012

    Thanks for coming by!

  4. Julie MusilSeptember 10, 2012

    Awesome, as usual! Thanks so much for your hard work, and for the mention :)

  5. Debra Eve | Later BloomerSeptember 10, 2012

    Thanks so much for the shout out, Elizabeth!

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