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Below are my tweets from the last week.

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Blogging with typewriters? Sure! http://bit.ly/p4IpyV

Incompetent characters in crime fiction & how they add to a story: http://bit.ly/onl3lw @mkinberg

The core of the arts: http://bit.ly/nTOM3M @WriteAngleBlog

3 Ways to Rehab Your Inner Critic: http://bit.ly/p7Pwew @BookEmDonna

The 5 Biggest Mistakes Writers Make on Their Websites: http://bit.ly/n0lH7G @thecreativepenn

How to Style Names of Food: http://bit.ly/qKL8TS

Should You Make Your Romance Novel Erotic? http://bit.ly/nZv73e

5 More Mistakes That Will Expose You As a Rookie: http://bit.ly/qkTqEU

The Hybrid Writer: Balancing Traditional and Self-pub: http://bit.ly/qw2uqB @pubperspectives

Writers’ Blogs: 5 Essentials for Engaging Your Readers: http://bit.ly/nFRTzB @jfbookman

What 1 writer told her family about publishing: http://bit.ly/npp0Ko

1 Simple Question All Writers Should Ask Themselves: http://bit.ly/pJG3J3

Being the other: http://bit.ly/ogHzMS @bookviewcafe

Healthy Eating Habits for an Awesome Writing Day: http://bit.ly/nG2OXb

How To Make One Story into Many By Being Multimedia Savvy: http://bit.ly/oqxD1d

A Look behind Lod’s World, or How to Strike Gold: http://bit.ly/r9rjdI

Reasons why 1 writer opted for a book trailer: http://bit.ly/qwR2z5 @JodyHedlund

Saying You Want to Write Versus Actually Writing: http://bit.ly/p9xvIh

Google+ for writers: http://bit.ly/nzVbQb

Don’t query until the manuscript is ready: http://bit.ly/qLzSDn

Research your book’s details, but… http://bit.ly/oq3MVw @authorterryo

Thesis statement for fiction: http://bit.ly/pjuls3

3 tricks to make your manuscript seem fresh when revising: http://bit.ly/oXKZmk @jillkemerer

Why Blogging About Writing Can Help Writers Improve: http://bit.ly/okjVzx

Everything I Needed to Know About Living with a Writer I Learned by Living with a Writer: http://bit.ly/neyhps @BTMargins

Author branding vs. experimentation: http://bit.ly/o6rqYW @mkinberg

A mid-distance point of view: http://bit.ly/n9RoHo

An agent on first lines: http://bit.ly/qR7Zcx

What everybody misses about chapter breaks: http://bit.ly/p6soPN @dirtywhitecandy

Why Most of What You’ve Read About Characterization is Untrue: http://bit.ly/p7Nqcq

Choosing Narrative Distance in Multiple Third Person: http://bit.ly/o88kCz

4 Writing Crutches that Insult the Reader’s Intelligence: http://bit.ly/nqefsO

Should Books Have a Rating System? http://bit.ly/qcSOuz @JamiGold

Revisions: raising your story on multiple levels: http://bit.ly/pTMArF @JulietteWade

The Art of Revising: Macro Revision: http://bit.ly/nbpfQZ

How to Make Yourself Write When You Really Really Don’t Want To: http://bit.ly/pTtwJj

Why Fantasy Isn’t Just for Kids (WSJ): http://on.wsj.com/ql88vr

Why Your Serial Fiction Is Likely to Fail and What To Do About It: http://bit.ly/r4FPSy

What it Takes to be an Indie Author http://bit.ly/pzs63T @JoanSwan

A look at layering in subtext, with Harry Potter as an example: http://bit.ly/nAUSVe

Writing lessons from the U.S. women’s soccer team: http://bit.ly/phTKii @laurapauling

Editors are Calling For Projects, But Where Are The Authors? http://bit.ly/qWxHAJ

6 More Things Writers Won’t Miss About the Big 6 “When They’re Gone”: http://bit.ly/nn6xE2 @annerallen

4 Tips for Pitching Guest Posts Like a Pro: http://bit.ly/rkGy6B

How to rewrite rapidly and efficiently: http://bit.ly/ndwMui @jammer0501

What Will Publishing Look Like in 2021? http://bit.ly/okihUn @AnneRAllen

Scaling Syndication: http://bit.ly/pQxUkh @RavenRequiem13

Word Count Goals: How Much is Too Much? http://bit.ly/raWEEq @GeoffreyCubbage

Writing with an IPad: http://bit.ly/nFSohy @yamuses

On Brands and In Person Appearances: http://bit.ly/p0dQCz

Beasts, Monsters and Eldritch Abominations: http://bit.ly/qlEUpG

Why 1 social media guru failed at maintaining 2 Twitter accounts: http://bit.ly/qTlldS @MarianSchembari

The best-laid plans: http://bit.ly/ni6dhy @elspethwrites

The importance of writers’ networks: http://bit.ly/rpR3EA

So, You Want to Sell More Books at Amazon–reviews: http://bit.ly/py3pbS

Conference Prep: Six Essentials for Your Checklist: http://bit.ly/ofHJZ3

Writers: You Are Responsible For Your Own Career: http://bit.ly/nUn3ZA @PassiveVoiceBlg

The “New Author Platform” – What you need to know: http://bit.ly/pDf6Gi

Choosing the Right Literary Magazine for Your Work: http://bit.ly/ofpepr

An agent with tips for effective email communication: http://bit.ly/pT1ONJ

The Three P’s of Writing Women’s Fiction: http://bit.ly/r4tPDX

Logic, Emotional Truth and Inspiration in Stories: http://bit.ly/pSqWOW @dirtywhitecandy @Janice_Hardy

Identifying Your Writing Strengths, step 3: http://bit.ly/oxLaeu @msforster

Draft Your Platform Action Plan: 5 Worksheets: http://bit.ly/np8goc @JaneFriedman

How to Save Money on Your Book Proof Corrections: http://bit.ly/nA3gZp

5 ways to keep our writing brains active: http://bit.ly/rj57Tb @JulieMusil

The 99 Cent Ghetto: http://bit.ly/rapRbM

The Art of Writing Continuities: http://bit.ly/oJ63q3

Good Writing = Good Grammar: http://bit.ly/q7nbR4

Tips for Surviving the Pitch Session: http://bit.ly/nIk5A9 @MuseInks

The Cure for Frustrated Writer’s Syndrome: http://bit.ly/nZ8KHW

Saturated settings: http://bit.ly/puJWoL @RavenRequiem13

Cyberpunk as a SF subgenre: http://bit.ly/mXqyOS

My thoughts on Google+: http://bit.ly/qUCesO

5 Ways to Use Flickr Photos for Writing Inspiration: http://bit.ly/nvwzq1 @writeitsideways

On ADD and Writing: http://bit.ly/poAIFs

On influencers: http://bit.ly/nbUmqt

A 10-Point Comma Quiz: http://bit.ly/num7rL

Would You See Your Character At The Mall? http://bit.ly/ntU1PQ @greyhausagency

A ratings system for books, part 2–including context? http://bit.ly/oPzPtR @JamiGold

What Drives a Story: Plot or Characters? http://bit.ly/qhumER @JamiGold

6 Daily Habits for Facebook Marketing Success: http://bit.ly/pYdkxg

Anton Chekhov’s First Lines: http://bit.ly/qKbjzs

The importance of team-building on Twitter: http://bit.ly/p4v58r

An agent on creating genres: http://bit.ly/p5IMAy

Speech mannerisms and body language: http://bit.ly/qNDtdG @JulieMusil

Tips for short story writing: http://bit.ly/r0UaTY @sherryisaac @JoanSwan

Twisting and deepening the final battle (with plot twists): http://bit.ly/ngnIvf @HP4Writers

Dangling, Squinting, Messed Up Modifiers: http://bit.ly/nRwPXb @YAHighway

17 Stock Plots: http://bit.ly/oqzCIf

Turn off your distractions: http://bit.ly/p9GFfu

Working with book bloggers: http://bit.ly/re3fLG

One writer asks, “Do I still want an agent?” http://bit.ly/rjVZfB @DorteHJ

3 mistakes 1 newbie critiquer made: http://bit.ly/rlaSVu @marybaka

Creating the *Feel* of a World: http://bit.ly/oLHZ8M @JulietteWade

How to Keep Up Online Without Losing Your Mind: http://bit.ly/pw1RSt

Agents in Conflict with Clients – Issues and Responses: http://bit.ly/qbj7BE @PassiveVoiceBlg

Why Bad Writing is Essential to Good Blogging: http://bit.ly/qqgnkC

In Praise of Working Late: 10 Reasons to Write at Night: http://bit.ly/njYgnR @GeoffeyCubbage

Powerful Settings: Finding What is Unique for Your Characters: http://bit.ly/pb1zMn

Killing the Sacred Cows of Publishing: Book as Event: http://bit.ly/n5NV2A

Why You Should Never Comment on Blogs. Ever. http://bit.ly/pfCEc2

Writing from the Panicked Side of the Brain: http://bit.ly/nMOXp1 @BTMargins

Why Prologues Often Don’t Work: http://bit.ly/qgOani

How book bloggers are like agents: http://bit.ly/pxmfdT

Dialogue Development: http://bit.ly/ruLiu6

On phobias and tips for handling public speaking (1 of the most common fears): http://bit.ly/qL9iKr @Jhansenwrites

How to build a villain: http://bit.ly/riR0k6

How to speak publisher – D is for deadline: http://bit.ly/qJOkxv

Revising a scene–remembering the big picture & questions to help you edit: http://bit.ly/q5Ufmd

How to Write Like a Viking: http://bit.ly/nPyoEI

Beating the “Sugar” Addiction–Tightening the Writing: http://bit.ly/olScOK

Finding Your Hidden Audience: Advice from a Book Marketer: http://bit.ly/qxd0u6

Being careful of what we say and write: http://bit.ly/pTClqW

Why You Should Kick Your Story Aside and Write a Different One: http://bit.ly/pdRk8P @KMWeiland

Pre-Revision: Before You Break Out the Red Ink: http://bit.ly/qMC0nm

Using dashes instead of ellipses: http://bit.ly/oOJYHJ

An agent’s tips for writing queries: http://bit.ly/r83H8B

How To Co-Write A Book Without Falling Out (Or Committing Murder!): http://bit.ly/qUwIAk @BubbleCow

Working mythical allusions into your story: http://bit.ly/ptaBvY @HP4Writers

Build your brand name: http://bit.ly/qBZhVN @keligwyn

Thoughts on writing for kids: http://bit.ly/nVSyRn

Quirky Characters: Can You Relate? http://bit.ly/pGYTZI

Friends or Enemies? http://bit.ly/ogglSS @KatieGanshert

Ageism in the literary world: http://ind.pn/qa4Skb (The Independent)

It’s Not Who You Circle; It’s Who Circles You: http://bit.ly/qEhRgb

Practical Tips on Writing a Book from 23 Brilliant Authors: http://bit.ly/qIrSL5

Novel Pitching Made Easy: http://bit.ly/p15zaq @catewoods

The true price of publishing (Guardian): http://bit.ly/r62Wtn

How to Read a Book Contract – Agents and the Law: http://bit.ly/pRfGud @PassiveVoiceBlg

Digital and high r.r.p.s hitting hardback sales: http://bit.ly/o9iWBn

Tips for writing for kids: http://bit.ly/pvGGP3 @writeangleblog

The Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell of Writing: http://bit.ly/qg84cg @AEWrites

The ultimate ordeal from the hero’s journey, with Harry Potter as an illustration: http://bit.ly/okMvZ4 @HP4Writers

The 23 Blogger Breeds—Which Are You? http://bit.ly/oFMexQ

Dialogue as a rhythm: http://bit.ly/rbTVvK @FantasyFaction

5 Ways to Kick Your Writing up a Notch: http://bit.ly/nqVDEL

If you normally blog about writing, how will you promote your fiction? http://bit.ly/q2Mppb @dirtywhitecandy

The correct way to format dialogue: http://bit.ly/oB4nOH @bubblecow

How Books Work: The Hunger Games: http://bit.ly/nejVVk

Using Distractions to Your Advantage: http://bit.ly/pmQUUn

Write even faster: http://bit.ly/nFsNlB

How to lose a reader in 10 pages–the visual disadvantage: http://bit.ly/qpkhLV

How to Silence Readers From Commenting on Your Blog: http://bit.ly/naPvzr

1 writer’s tools of the trade: http://bit.ly/qrr1VK

On Showing Up, Changing Your Life & Limited Goals: http://bit.ly/pSbiM9

Things Are Changing But We Have To Be Careful: http://bit.ly/p2FWzO

When writers embellish the truth: http://bit.ly/oerUtn

5 Reasons Why All Freelance Writers Should Learn To Write a Sales Letter: http://bit.ly/okuQ3x

Finding your voice: http://zenhabits.net/voice/

The art of getting more traffic for your blog: http://bit.ly/oC7hH2

The tricky nature of sending free book promo to bloggers: http://bit.ly/oVyluh

Antidotes for excuses: http://bit.ly/q4PDVq @JulieMusil

What’s Inside Your Dystopia? http://bit.ly/pke9KV

5 filler words to choke out of your writing: http://bit.ly/qppVZO @Grammar_Diva

How to Undress a Victorian Lady in Your Next Historical Romance (WSJ): http://on.wsj.com/nNxbuW

Book Blog Tours and Review Sites: http://bit.ly/ogzZ9d

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.

7 Comments

  1. jongibbsAugust 7, 2011

    I love that Five More Mistakes post by Larry Brooks.

    Thanks for sharing :)

  2. Margot KinbergAugust 7, 2011

    Elizabeth – Thanks for such a terrific haul of links :-) (and for including my stuff, too!).

  3. Alex J. CavanaughAugust 7, 2011

    Never comment on blogs? I have to check that one out. Wow, that would really suck though.

  4. HeatherAugust 7, 2011

    You catch the best tweets, I love it! I always know I can count on you to catch what I missed. :)

  5. Jemi FraserAugust 7, 2011

    So many great links! Thank you :)

  6. L. Diane WolfeAugust 7, 2011

    Some interesting topics this week.

  7. Elizabeth Spann Craig/Riley AdamsAugust 7, 2011

    Jongibbs–It’s a great post, isn’t it?

    Alex—Oh, it’s a bait title. But it has almost 250 comments on it! Ha!

    Margot–Thanks for the great posts!

    Heather–Thanks so much!

    Diane–I thought it was an interesting group of posts, too.

    Jemi–You’re so welcome!

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