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By Elizabeth S. Craig, @elizabethscraig
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The Alphabet in
Crime Fiction: Injections as a Murder Method: http://bit.ly/16DiigB
@mkinberg
Getting Reviews as a Self-Published
Author: http://bit.ly/11z1Hl3
@SpunkonaStick
#BEA13 “positions authors primarily
as creatures of the publishers”: http://bit.ly/14pRd9v
@Porter_Anderson
1 writer’s editing process: http://bit.ly/1aZrFnk @authorterryo
The publishing industry is telling itself
fairy tales: http://bit.ly/11VXnlR @samatlounge
@Porter_Anderson
Observations on #BEA13: http://bit.ly/15zZL01 @Porter_Anderson
@jwikert @ChuckWendig
How to write a novel in three years or
more: http://bit.ly/14gQQ4z @EmilyWenstrom
Amazon execs meet with writers and those
who report on publishing–for input: http://bit.ly/15ENqaW
@Porter_Anderson @dearauthor @JasonBoog
The 4 Best
Strategies for Savvy Self-Publishers: http://bit.ly/11lCnEX
@writersdigest
No, E-book Sales Are Not Declining: http://bit.ly/12UBnWs @nathanbransford
How To Cure Writer’s Block Using Photos: http://bit.ly/11lCznM
Beware the comma splice: http://bit.ly/12UBG3A @ScottTheWriter
Tips for writing academic papers: http://bit.ly/11lCPmF @manon_eileen
What makes a book irresistible: One
reader’s advice to authors: http://bit.ly/12UBMZ7
@novelpublicity
Submission Standards: http://bit.ly/11lD1lH @EdieMelson
How to Write in the Face of Rejection: http://bit.ly/12UBUrx @writersdigest
The Importance of the Trunk Novel, and
Recognizing it for What It Is. http://bit.ly/11lDdkY
@marshallmaresca
Manage Your Writing Connections with
LinkedIn Contacts: http://bit.ly/12UC0Q2
@galleycat
Writing Epic Action Scenes: http://bit.ly/11lDlRI @MBTPonderers
A writer’s group for creative nonfiction:
http://bit.ly/12UC8ig @galleycat
Tips for getting story ideas: http://bit.ly/11lDynG @woodwardkaren
Having a goal when entering contests and
what it takes to final: http://bit.ly/12UClCi
@jamigold
How Do We Write What We DON’T Know? http://bit.ly/11lDN2f @shewritesdotcom
Tips for daily writing: http://zenhabits.net/write-daily/
@leobauta
How to successfully build tension: http://bit.ly/12C3EPZ @angelaackerman
Why and how you should backup your
writing: http://bit.ly/19gYVZe @galleycat
Questions to ask CPs, Betas, and
(Friendly) Reviewers: http://bit.ly/18ufNdO
Writing Close Point of View: http://bit.ly/18ufTSD @StacyGreen26
@janice_hardy
5 Ways to Spring Clean your Manuscript: http://bit.ly/18ufY8W @pj_hoover
You’ve got an offer of representation.
Now what? http://bit.ly/19gZous @mollykh
How Much Attention Should You Pay to Book
Design? http://bit.ly/18ugdAW @jfbookman
@janefriedman
How Do You Keep Your Book Sales Momentum
Going? http://bit.ly/19gZuSU @goblinwriter
Who Inherits Your Copyrights? http://bit.ly/19gZBxH @susanspann

Giving It Away: Why
Fiction Authors Should Offer Free Ebooks: http://bit.ly/13P7HJy
@storyrally
Did you write a second book first? http://bit.ly/18ugKCM
1 writer reclaims her first drafts: http://bit.ly/18ugVxY  @YAConfidential @a_shostak
How to write in your sleep: http://bit.ly/19h0cj0
The Problem With “Revealing”
Information That’s Already in the Cover Copy: http://bit.ly/18uhaZO
@janice_hardy
What’s the Right Tone for a Query Letter?
http://bit.ly/18uhvvH @Dear_Editor
4 Types of Gerunds and Gerund Phrases: http://bit.ly/1100lje @writing_tips
Being a good literary citizen: http://bit.ly/ZqIHLr @GillianMarchenk
Anne Lyle and Historical Sexuality: http://bit.ly/ZqIPui @HaralambiMarkov
Marketing is Destroying the Science
Fiction Genre: http://bit.ly/1100Vxt
Revisions: Knowing When You’ve Got It
Right. http://bit.ly/11011Fm @YAHighway
7 ways to build your writing routine: http://bit.ly/1101mI3 @philjourdan
Creating a catastrophe plan for our
writing: http://bit.ly/ZqJFat @bob_mayer
Tips for revising: http://bit.ly/1101Y0r @moonbridgebooks
The Top 8 Free Online File Storage Sites:
http://bit.ly/ZqJWKB @socialtimes
Different types of self-publishing: http://bit.ly/ZqK6kV @amazingstories0
@author_sullivan
Motivation Too Weak? Don’t Multiply
It—Simplify It: http://bit.ly/1102n2X
@cockeyedcaravan
3 Keys to Writing Memorable Fiction: http://bit.ly/1102wU2 @ruthharrisbooks
Does your picture book premise have
power?  A checklist: http://bit.ly/ZqKwI5 @jeanreidy
Writing cliffhangers: http://bit.ly/11034Jq @woodwardkaren
The Psychology of Story Physics: http://bit.ly/ZqKJes @storyfix
Digital Book Signings: A Range Of
Technologies And Services: http://bit.ly/1103gZg
@digibookworld
10 Reasons Not to Be A Writer: http://bit.ly/19lvXaJ @Booktrust
What NOT to Do When Beginning Your Novel:
http://bit.ly/1ayhrdl @RayRhamey
Follow submissions guidelines:  http://bit.ly/19lxP3a
@HookedOnNoir
How an e-book is like a treadmill at the
gym: http://bit.ly/1ayhSV5 @bufocalvin
Juicing Emotion: http://bit.ly/1ayi5aJ @kid_lit
Screenwriting software review:  Persona Character Development Software: http://bit.ly/19ly923 @scriptmag
Chart the Time You Spend Checking Email,
Twitter & Facebook: http://bit.ly/1ayiqu2
@galleycat
5 things to do before accepting a guest
post: http://bit.ly/19lygdI @problogger
YA Lit Really Screws Over Parents: http://bit.ly/1ayiERS @chihuahuazero
Writing and Researching a Time Travel
Novel: http://bit.ly/19lytOb
@passivevoiceblg
Craft Chat about Fake Places: http://bit.ly/1ayj1fo @swkehoe
Things To Consider When Planning Your
Protagonist’s Death: http://huff.to/12LRc1P
@writersrelief
Thesaurus of Physical Attributes Entry:
Neck: http://bit.ly/16EYbOJ @beccapuglisi
“The Lie Most Frequently Told In
Hollywood”: http://bit.ly/10Z6SQO
@gointothestory @goodinaroom
The end game: http://bit.ly/14c1ety @JoeMoore_writer
Writers Write – Seeing the Cliché Through
New Eyes: http://bit.ly/10yhznE
@matty_gibbon
Rags to Riches plots: http://bit.ly/10Korjb @write_practice
Handling Scene Transitions With Multiple
POVs: http://bit.ly/11CYx5H @Janice_hardy
12 Most Successful Ways for Writers to
Win with Pinterest: http://bit.ly/10KoICK
@12Most @pegfitzpatrick
Screenwriting Tip: Know who you’re
writing for: http://bit.ly/10Kphwi
@gointothestory
How the ebook evolution might get started
in other places: http://bit.ly/11CZFWZ
@mikeshatzkin
Examples of modern farce: http://bit.ly/10KpNdH @the_millions
Handwritten Manuscript Pages From Classic
Novels: http://bit.ly/11D0sr5 @flavorwire
A Kobo director’s thoughts on
self-publishing: http://bit.ly/10Kq6VL
@authorterryo
The Immobilized Man in Noir Fiction: http://bit.ly/11D0YFt @write_practice
Oxymorons for writers: http://bit.ly/10KqtzJ @LShirtliffe
Time Management Tips for Writers: http://bit.ly/11D1yTw @DIYMFA
The Importance of Memoir: http://bit.ly/15laj3F @christicraig
Some creative philosophies are universal:
http://bit.ly/Zz7gpA @erin_bowman
Freelancers–why you shouldn’t create
your own samples (and how to get real clips, instead): http://bit.ly/15laT1h @ticewrites
Character clinic–making a character
likeable while keeping her guarded: http://bit.ly/Zz7L2R
@jeanniecampbell
Uncertainty: The Normal Writing Process: http://bit.ly/15lbfVS @fictionnotes
How to Use “Help a Reporter
Out”: http://bit.ly/15lbWhQ @karencv
Checklist questions for your manuscript: http://bit.ly/Zz8fWN @artzicarol
Creating Multi-Dimensional
Characters–Everybody Lies: http://bit.ly/15lcjsD
@kristenlambtx
The 4 Best Strategies for Savvy
Self-Publishers: http://bit.ly/Zz8qRY
@jfbookman
Stuffing too much into one sentence: http://bit.ly/15ld4lA @JordanMcCollum
12 Tips to Market Your Book at Shows: http://bit.ly/Zz99Cv @charmaineclancy
When Authors Pull an Anne Rice: http://bit.ly/15lgggX @DinaSantorelli
@ms_articulate
4 Reasons Your Book Is Not Your Baby: http://bit.ly/Zzb360 @carlywatters
Website Navigation: Make it Easy for
People to Explore Your Site: http://bit.ly/15lh0me
@hostbaby
How To Fix Convoluted Writing: http://bit.ly/ZzbzBe
Tips for persevering in writing: http://bit.ly/10RhQmV @SylviaNey
The thin-skinned writer: http://bit.ly/17fLhqg @booktrust
Improving Book Publicity in the 21st
Century: http://bit.ly/10Ri0Lh @doctorow
Naked calisthenics, air baths, head
stands, and other strange artistic habits: http://slate.me/17fLDgo
@masoncurrey @slatest
The Collected Wisdom of Great Writers: http://bit.ly/10RiaSQ @brainpicker
Using Anchor Text In Your Posts: http://bit.ly/17fLKIU @karencv
Don’t look a gift writer in the mouth: http://bit.ly/10Ripxh @flawritersconf
James Patterson: Prototypical Indie
Author? http://bit.ly/17fMcHc @lynnmessina
@IndieReader
Script To Screen: “Scream”: http://bit.ly/10Riwsu @gointothestory
Copyright, the Double-Edged Sword: http://bit.ly/10RiBfN
Why 1 trad. author is self-pubbing: http://bit.ly/17fMuh8 @JAKonrath @fpaulwilson
@tracylcarbone
Book beginnings and endings: http://bit.ly/17fMBta @donmaass
The Joy of Creative Ignorance: Embracing
Uncertainty In Your Day-to-Day: http://bit.ly/10RiVve
@99u
Should You Write Nonfiction or Fiction? http://bit.ly/17fMRbE @joebunting
4 Questions to Define Your Social Media
Presence: http://bit.ly/10Rj15X @diymfa
How To Create Character Empathy: http://bit.ly/17fMY78 @beccapuglisi
The importance of habits to working
writers: http://bit.ly/10RjdSF
@kristinerusch
Rejections–why they happen and dealing
with them: http://bit.ly/17fNfqt
@novelpublicity
What Novelists Should Know About Short
Fiction: http://bit.ly/10Rjkhd
@writeitsideways
5 Things to Consider When Writing
Webcopy: http://bit.ly/17fNy4O
@WendyENThomas
Why Your Novel May Not Be Historical
Fiction After All: http://bit.ly/10RjAwH
@KMWeiland
Top 10 writing craft sites on one
writer’s list: http://bit.ly/17fNNwv
@kmweiland
Health Insurance for Writers: http://bit.ly/1aRgkWs
Writers’ Neuroses: http://bit.ly/1aRgEo8
Promises and Threats: http://bit.ly/17fVZgr @LDBogart @TNBtweets
20 Rules for Writing: http://bit.ly/17fW43L
Using all the senses when writing: http://bit.ly/1aRhL7p @noveleditor
Quality and the new publishing paradigm: http://bit.ly/1aRhX6l @davidbergsland
How to Market a Book and Strengthen Your
Author Platform with Goodreads: http://bit.ly/17fWjf9
@writerplatform
3 Reasons Critiquing Will Improve Your
Writing: http://bit.ly/1aRiDZA
@write_practice
KDP Select Giveaway, a Case Study: http://bit.ly/1aRj8D2 @loriculwell
Creating Characters with Character: http://bit.ly/1aRjvgF @GPChing
When to Nudge Agents, Hiring Editors: http://bit.ly/1aRjRE9 @litreactor @breeogden
Respecting your dreams: http://bit.ly/1aRk7TH @ajackwriting
“How’s the Book Doing?”  http://bit.ly/17fXfjB
@andrewkarre
Scene interruptions: http://bit.ly/1aRkBcg @kid_lit
Plot Generators, What-If Tools, 37
Dramatic Situations, and Getting Past Writers Block : http://bit.ly/1aRkUUD @EnchantedInkpot
Lessons Learned From Bestselling Indie
Authors On Writing And Book Marketing: http://bit.ly/17fXUSd
@thecreativepenn
Stress and writers: http://bit.ly/17fY107 @jennybent
7 steps to the perfect story
(infographic): http://bit.ly/13wM2Ga
1 writer’s problems with self-publishing:
http://bit.ly/14nABzt @salon @TedHeller
Bold Storytelling Statements That Are
Almost Always True: http://bit.ly/16D7yPi
@storyfix
Book vs. Film: Jurassic Park: http://bit.ly/14nAS5d @litreactor
@chris_shultz81
5 Ways To Get More Traffic From
Pinterest: http://bit.ly/16D7IGw
@MelonieDodaro
Writing a Book Proposal: http://bit.ly/16D7LC4 @behlerpublish
Query Critiques: More Important Than You
Think: http://bit.ly/14nB8kP @ava_jae
The Secret Recipe for Writing a Perfect
Pitch: http://bit.ly/16D7PSj @kristenlambtx

Readers are “interactive players in
the (publishing) marketplace”: http://bit.ly/11JjEgP
@Porter_Anderson @stephaniebond @otown

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.

3 Comments

  1. Margot KinbergJune 9, 2013

    Elizabeth – Once again, a really rich resource! Thanks as ever :-)

  2. Alex J. CavanaughJune 9, 2013

    How to write in your sleep? Sign me up for that one!

  3. Elizabeth Spann Craig/Riley AdamsJune 9, 2013

    Thanks so much for by!

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