Twitterific Writing Links

The best writing links of the week are on Twitterific from Elizabeth Spann Craig.

by Elizabeth S. Craig, @elizabethscraig

A weekly roundup of the best writing links from around the web.

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.

10 Tricks to Get Your Writing Flowing:  http://ow.ly/VvGa303Stk0 @MahinWriter

5 Quirks to Rock Your Middle Grade Character:  http://ow.ly/XGXq303SxsC @RonEstrada

Ed-Tech, Publishing and Investment: http://ow.ly/ZLPn304doik @MarkPiesing @pubperspectives

5 Books Featuring Adventuring Parties:  http://ow.ly/3wsi303TZRy @aptshadow  @tordotcom               

How to Find and Reach Influencers to Promote Your Book:  http://ow.ly/DExW303TZnz @AngelaAckerman

Writing From the Antagonist’s Point of View:  http://ow.ly/bc8W303TZIU @Janice_Hardy

5 key elements for every story:  http://ow.ly/JCgS303TZgQ @JordanDane

Flash Fiction Endings: Possibilities:  http://ow.ly/irr7303U0f2  @teddideppner

How to Persevere in Your Writing:  http://ow.ly/zG06303U01H @bethklewis

6 Rules for Creating an Oral History: http://ow.ly/EEA2303U0jN by Legs McNeil and Gillian McCain @lithub

4 Audio Apps Help You Engage with Your Audience:  http://ow.ly/WBSe303TZLn  @DeniseWakeman

Create A Simple Single-Author Boxed Set:  http://ow.ly/2iS7303TZkU @mollygreene

Telegraphing, Foreshadowing:  http://ow.ly/Kh9Y303TZAj @rachelnseigel

How to Use Layers to Create Rich Character Emotions:  http://ow.ly/2K1C303TZEr @MarcyKennedy

Book Production Programs for Indie Publishers: http://ow.ly/zAWF303TZtf @JWManus

Finding Perfect Book Comps:  http://ow.ly/zqH4303VNSF @RobinRWrites

Anne Carroll Moore, the NY librarian who changed children’s lit forever:  http://ow.ly/9TlS303VMNs  @magiciansbook

Develop the Story Idea for your Novel:  http://ow.ly/YHoC304ig1L @lornafaith

New Universal Links from Draft2Digital:  http://ow.ly/LsTz303VNb6 @kevintumlinson

Real Life Diagnostics: Sounding Like a Middle-Grade Voice: http://ow.ly/61K0303VMAZ @Janice_Hardy

How To Write An E-Book And Publish It On Amazon KDP:  http://ow.ly/Gwwy303VMWY @DevinSchedule

How to Pick a Genre for Your Novel:  http://ow.ly/TGvq304ifYB @lornafaith

Freelance Writing: Writing About Hardships and Sharing Weaknesses Results in 1 Writer’s Success:  http://ow.ly/nHa3303StwS by Laura Yeager

UK intl. wholesaler on reach of English, currency exchange, and global transport:  http://ow.ly/W7S8304dnLd @Porter_Anderson @Gardners

Having Trouble Writing? Try Writing Rituals:  http://ow.ly/Ojsu303Sxh1 @katekrake

Transitions:  http://ow.ly/vDPn303Sv05 @AlyciaMorales

7 tips to Going Pro as an Author Entrepreneur:  http://ow.ly/RKUG303Sxl2 @SukhiJutla

How to Manage Your Writing:  http://ow.ly/FgCs303Stpc @JanalynVoigt

5 Basic Focus Hacks for Writers:  http://ow.ly/wPQI303Sxci @katekrake

5 Tips for Writing Romance:  http://ow.ly/BvPI303StkY @ceciliaedits

How Good Copywriting Can Sell More Books:  http://ow.ly/8hUA303Stoj @cksyme

2 activities lay the groundwork for becoming an intuitive writer: http://ow.ly/1dcY303StqL  @JanalynVoigt

Why You Need a Call To Action on Every Social Media Post:  http://ow.ly/RnEz303StnF  @cksyme

Translation: Bodour Al Qasimi on a ‘New Impetus for Arab Publishing’ : http://ow.ly/ysjX304dnqX @Bodour @Porter_Anderson

10 Common Habits of Successful Published Authors:  http://ow.ly/Bu4o303RsYd by John Cabrera

How to Embrace Imperfection as a Writer:  http://ow.ly/ah10303RsV6 @lornafaith

10 Tricks to Get Your Writing Flowing:  http://ow.ly/o1ji303RsOA @MahinWriter

Fargo as Inspiration: Learn to Strengthen the Dialogue in Your Fiction:  http://ow.ly/s8ur303RsVD @crisfreese

6 Steps to Build the Opening Scenes of Your Romance Novel:  http://ow.ly/MlhL303RsUu @lornafaith

8 Ways William Shakespeare Can Make You a Better Writer:  http://ow.ly/x3MS303RsWI by Bob Hostetler @WritersDigest

The Word-Changing Magic of Tidying Up Your Writing:  http://ow.ly/7pJZ303RsU2 @charityscraig

5 Scenes to Avoid In Your Novel:  http://ow.ly/jhhr303Rt0i @Chris_Kokoski

The Reflection Method of 10X Story Magnification:  http://ow.ly/6XBN303Rt1m @Chris_Kokoski

How to Use the Twitter Dashboard:  http://ow.ly/RTze303RsPf by Kevin Ho @SMExaminer

Discovering Your Novel’s Hook:  http://ow.ly/PDw5303RsQy @Janice_Hardy

3 Differences Between a Demographic and Your Market:  http://ow.ly/PfoI303RsTn @carlywatters

UK’s Man Booker Prize Shortlist of 6 Books:  http://ow.ly/wa43304dnCY @Porter_Anderson @pubperspectives

3 Lessons Learned about Realism from Mentor Texts: http://ow.ly/HKBq303QTh8  @VZauthor

4 Things to do Once the Conference is Over:  http://ow.ly/L1Wu303QTPu @pattywrites

Great Scene: “The Wizard of Oz”:  http://ow.ly/U0zD303QT68 @GoIntoTheStory

Learning From the Pro Writers without Stalking Them:  http://ow.ly/RjXF303QTY1 @diannmills

10 Ways You May Be Hurting Your Online Platform:  http://ow.ly/X9nU303QTII @EdieMelson

How to Find the Right Place for Your Incitinig Event:  http://ow.ly/uNVh303QTyP@Janice_Hardy

9 Reasons Kids Need Comics and Graphic Novels:  http://ow.ly/7s6Y303QTEb @EricDeanSeaton

The Power of Pinterest in Novel Promotion:  http://ow.ly/Sqay303QTkq @diannmills

When a Beta Reader “Doesn’t Get” Your Novel:  http://ow.ly/i5OZ303QTa1 @KelsieEngen

The Writer’s Workout:  http://ow.ly/kA2Y303QTez by Vincent Mars

What Writing a Story Strip Taught 1 Writer:  http://ow.ly/iR5P303QU0S @JerryBJenkins

Inciting Incidents:  http://ow.ly/FkMk303QTvR @SPressfield

Practical Plotting:  http://ow.ly/oTFL303U2mU @p2p_editor

Book Pricing Strategies to Boost Indie Authors’ Sales:  http://ow.ly/bes1303PIi4 @Bookgal

Keeping Track of the Details in Your Story:  http://ow.ly/i7gI303PI9v @Ava_Jae

ISBN Q&A: Everything You Need to Know About Barcodes:  http://ow.ly/zCXv303PInd @rcutlerSpark

Selling Books in the Multi-Billion Dollar Gift Shop Market:  http://ow.ly/6lAU303PJQC @bookmarketing

How Helpful are Free Translation Services to Indie Authors? http://ow.ly/9PM5303PIWX @keithyd6  @IndieAuthorALLI

Involving your family in your writing career:  http://ow.ly/IkHp303PJdu @DebbieYoungBN

How Social Media Fits into Your Publicity Strategy:  http://ow.ly/88bO303PIEJ @CaballoFrances

The Team Dynamic in Crime Fiction: http://ow.ly/GxGP3047CRC @mkinberg

Cooking Up ‘Entrepreneurial Spirit’ in Publishing: http://ow.ly/QbkN3047sJa @philexposed @pressfuturist @pubperspectives

Book Hangovers: http://ow.ly/U9es303PIcG @AshKrafton

7 Ways to Keep Social Media from Ruining Your Mood:  http://ow.ly/vmMR303PIN9 @colleen_m_story

Book Discovery Sites Can Help You Find More Readers:  http://ow.ly/4QcM303PItD @dre_cal

Should You Pay for a Publicist?  http://ow.ly/dvs2303PIR4 @VoicetoStory @janefriedman

Ads Aren’t a Brand and Promotion Isn’t Platform:  http://ow.ly/u61y303PHqy @KristenLambTX

Ron Rash on Writing to Bring Out the Dead: http://ow.ly/zZI83049dwD @lithub

The Rule of Cool and the Audience’s Suspension of Disbelief: http://ow.ly/X3xi303PHcQ @Rachel_Aaron

Jonathan Safran Foer on his writing day and struggles:  http://ow.ly/LJiP303OMxZ @jonnyfoer @GuardianBooks

Authors including ‘trigger warnings’ for their book to indicate disturbing content:  http://ow.ly/CNSy3047IwN  @Porter_Anderson

Beware of attention residue when you’re writing:  http://ow.ly/Pgg63047xBL @pubcoach

On Becoming a Translator: 4 Points for Getting Started http://ow.ly/1JbU3047sqS by Lena Prisner @pubperspectives

9 ways to ensure dialogue works in your story:  http://ow.ly/Vb1J3047rfp  @rachaeldthomas @jemifraser

Finished Your First Novel? What Do You Do Now?  http://ow.ly/dfzj303ONqs @annerallen

Ebook Anatomy: Inside the Black Box: http://ow.ly/5b66303ONo5 @dkudler

Make a Series Bible Using Excel:  http://ow.ly/HWjS3047D7u @HeidiHormel @TheIWSG

Author Ãlvaro Enrigue Sees a ‘Globalization of Latin American Writers’ http://ow.ly/E6aW3047t26  @AlvaroEnrigue by Adam Critchley

How to Promote Your Latest Work With a Blog:  http://ow.ly/eW1m303PHwA by Matt Banner @mythicscribes

How to Be Active on Social Media without Losing Your Mind:  http://ow.ly/3OHR303PH9S @kikimojo

Where to Find Ideas for Your Novel:  http://ow.ly/4hu4303PH67 @Janice_Hardy

2 Goodreads Features to Try:  http://ow.ly/Z3sC303PHYr @K8Tilton @CaballoFrances

Yoast: Your Complete WordPress SEO Toolkit:  http://ow.ly/lfOj303ONyy by Jim Stewart

4 tips for subtle exposition from @DavidHSafford: http://ow.ly/Lvyk3047mPT

Conflict of Interest? Agents and Editors With Their Own Books:  http://ow.ly/Kpg1303ONrW @Kid_Lit

5 Key Ingredients of Young Adult Novels: http://ow.ly/bVnM3047qKz @katiemccoach

7 Ways to De-clutter Your Writing and Your Life:  http://ow.ly/kjW5303OBPJ @ElawReads

7 Rules for Writing Fantastic Dialogue: http://ow.ly/Kq7r303OBLx @nownovel

Emotional Wound Entry for Writers: Being Bullied: http://ow.ly/2A8E303OBJA @AngelaAckerman

Pros and cons of sharing our work in progress: http://ow.ly/Gkys303OC2B @JamiGold

8 Ways to Recognize Helpful Criticism (and How to Ignore the Rest):  http://ow.ly/nI3y303OBW8 @ElawReads

8 Steps to Writing a Coherent Novel:  http://ow.ly/LJfh303OBEH @mmhoffman14

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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.

8 Comments

  1. Casey PorterSeptember 18, 2016

    Interesting looking links – I’m looking forward to checking them out. Thank you!

    1. Elizabeth Spann CraigSeptember 18, 2016

      Casey–Thanks for dropping by!

  2. Margot KinbergSeptember 18, 2016

    These are such excellent links, as ever, Elizabeth; thanks. And I like it that there are several this time on getting one’s writing started – getting it to flow. Sometimes it’s not that we don’t have good ideas. It’s that we need to get the proverbial juices flowing. Nice to have some ‘tricks of the trade’ for that.

    1. Elizabeth Spann CraigSeptember 18, 2016

      Margot–It’s so important, isn’t it, to get into that writing routine. I think, once that daily routine is established, it’s almost like a muscle memory and takes a lot less effort.

  3. Alex J. CavanaughSeptember 18, 2016

    Fargo as inspiration – I believe it! Great show.

    1. Elizabeth Spann CraigSeptember 18, 2016

      Alex–One I still need to watch! I’ve seen the film quite a few times. Hope you have a good week!

  4. L. Diane WolfeSeptember 18, 2016

    My post tomorrow at the IWSG covers one way to kill an online platform. I’ll see what that one site lists. Ten ways is probably a conservative number.

    1. Elizabeth Spann CraigSeptember 18, 2016

      Diane–I’ll look forward to your post!

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