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by Elizabeth S. Craig, @elizabethscraig

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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.

Great Books Adapted from Classics:  http://ow.ly/N0eqZ @miralsattar @BiblioCrunch  @SamanthaKnoerze

Mistakes Authors Make at Events (And How To Avoid Them):  http://ow.ly/MJyeR @NikkiTrex

Sensory Memory Adds Grist to Your Story:  http://ow.ly/MJAvn from Kelly Saderholm @killernashville

7 Ways to Write a Plot Outline: Infographic:  http://ow.ly/MJxXY @nownovel    

The Importance of Being an Outsider : http://ow.ly/MJDeQ @liz_fenwick @womenwriters

Writing humor: http://ow.ly/MJzLq by Michael McDonagh

10 Rewriting Strategies:  http://ow.ly/MJDie @rasuppa  @CreativeScreen

Mirroring: An Easy Way to Deepen Your Novel:  http://ow.ly/MJybS @Janice_Hardy

How To Introduce Your Hero: Speculative Version: http://ow.ly/MJy1n @JeffGerke

225 Hashtags for Writers http://ow.ly/MJztH @EricaVerrillo

The 3 Best Ways to Market Your Books:  http://ow.ly/MJy5j @BookBuzzr

How to Build Up Your Email List to Find True Fans:  http://ow.ly/MJymj  @amcbooks

How to Create Character Motivations to Rivet Your Readers: http://ow.ly/ML1AB @ShesNovel

The 3 Types of Reader Inside Every Writer:  http://ow.ly/MKtHy @BenJLancaster @thePenleak

You’re Not Alone: —10 Perfectly Normal Struggles when #Writing a Novel:  http://ow.ly/MKsu5 @WarrenAdler

Pinch Points In Fiction Writing:  http://ow.ly/ML1IS @SueColetta1

Whose Head? Point of View in Fiction:  http://ow.ly/MKvWI @CSLakin

7 Writers Who Had Boring Day Jobs:  http://ow.ly/ML1Xq @mshannabrooks

Preparing Your Author Business For Failure: http://ow.ly/MJyoz @amcbooks

‘Everyday people’’s memoirs: @StoryTerrace comes to the UK in June:  http://ow.ly/MZn8m  @Porter_Anderson

Tips On Screenwriting, Film Rights And Adapting Your Novel:  http://ow.ly/MGQnR @thecreativepenn @bang2write

Writing: What If It Can’t Be Taught? Do Those Who Can’t Sell Books, Teach Writing? http://ow.ly/MZTzE @Porter_Anderson

Writers, Rehearse like introverts:  http://ow.ly/MGQ6z  @JELindholm

11 Things to Do Before Submitting Screenplays:  http://ow.ly/MGQf2 @bang2write

Branching into Other Genres:  http://ow.ly/MZutC

Who Is the Romance Novel Reader?  http://ow.ly/MGPXd @mayarodale

How to Optimize Your Keywords and Categories for Amazon (#Indiechat Recap):  http://ow.ly/N0ebk @BiblioCrunch @miralsattar

Authors: Avoid Cyber Trolls and Book Bullies: http://ow.ly/MGPwn @wherewriterswin

Is it possible to make a good film about writing? http://ow.ly/MGPAt @ofarry

How to successfully engage with the community as an author: http://ow.ly/N007v @JaneFriedman

What Do We Want from Writing? Money? A Career? Recognition?  http://ow.ly/MGPmU by Tim Parks @flavorwire

Overcome Writer’s Block: 3 Catalysts to Boost Writing Productivity and Performance:  http://ow.ly/N03KM  @Ayling_Thomas

When to Stop Editing:  http://ow.ly/MGPK6  @brianawrites

Why don’t book people credit illustrators? http://ow.ly/MZ5Jc  Discuss: #FutureChat 4pBST / 11aET (now) @Jabberworks @Porter_Anderson

Character Development In TV Series Drama:  http://ow.ly/MGPfg @YVONNEGRACE1

Writing prompt adds mystery to your writing:  http://ow.ly/MZlSm @megwolfewrites @StoryADayMay . Story challenge: http://ow.ly/MZm79

Screenwriting: 8 tips for better sentences:  http://ow.ly/MGQi5 @scriptshadow

Print versions of our books: proofing our formatting:  http://ow.ly/MZfyi @authorterryo

Roommates/flatmates in crime fiction:  http://ow.ly/MZ7k9 @mkinberg

Why don’t book people credit illustrators? http://ow.ly/MZ61K @Porter_Anderson  @Jabberworks

The Character Tag – Do We Know Who’’s Who? http://ow.ly/MGQ2R @jackieblain

False Stakes:  http://ow.ly/MGQ9R @HeatherJacksonW

3 Writing Tips You Can Learn from Avengers:  http://ow.ly/MGNGG @Write_Tomorrow

How the subconscious mind shapes creative writing: http://ow.ly/MGJzj @CharlotteSeager

2 Keys to Writing a Menacing Antagonist:  http://ow.ly/MGKQi @RuthanneReid

What to look for in an #editor by @RethinkPress :  http://ow.ly/MGNQ2

Coping with the Stomach-Churning Path to Publication Day:  http://ow.ly/MGJtp @mdilloway @writerunboxed

The Engine of Empathy: 3 Ways To Convey Characters’ Emotions:  http://ow.ly/MGKTH  @screencrafting

A writer’s struggles with writing longer works:  http://ow.ly/MGKZe @AngelineTrevena

Author burnout: http://ow.ly/MGJI2  @jesslaw

Anatomy of a Best-Selling Story:  http://ow.ly/MGL4h @kristenlambtx

Agent protocol question: missed deadlines:  http://ow.ly/MGJmo @Janet_Reid

The Unique Challenges of Writing an “Issue Book”:  http://ow.ly/MGJBx @AimeeLSalter

Is digital first best for authors? The discoverability issue: http://ow.ly/MWhFi @Porter_Anderson #FutureChat

Using Beat Sheets with Multiple POVs:  http://ow.ly/MGJLu @jamigold

Want Credibility as an Author? Blogging Is The Long, Slow Way To Get It:  http://ow.ly/MDAHy  @TheWriterMama

The Things That #NonWritersSay:  http://ow.ly/MEglv @CantrellJason

5 Reasons to Write a Book Series:  http://ow.ly/MEdPV @ShelleySturgeon

Synopsis: An Idea Is Good. A Plan Is Better. http://ow.ly/MDAy4  @EditorJamieC

POV – The Secret to Creating a Memorable Setting:  http://ow.ly/MEeUd @MartinaABoone

5 Reasons Why We Love Morally Gray Characters: http://ow.ly/MEgrS @_RobbieBlair_

How Long Should a Book Be?  Word Count For Books Explained:  http://ow.ly/MDAOm @ChuckSambuchino

‘How I Learned to Stop Worrying About Canon and Love the Story’: http://ow.ly/MEgCi @BenHBailey

Genre Exploitation or Unreasonable Reader Expectations? http://ow.ly/MEi1Z Janet @dearauthor

Don’t Let Expectation Sabotage Your Writing:  http://ow.ly/MEdJ0 @Jill_Jepson

6 Dos and Don’ts for Your Writing Process:  http://ow.ly/MDAhv @jt3_gill

3 Lessons from a Year Without Blogging:  http://ow.ly/MEeEh @sharilopatin

How Everyday Objects Can Help You Write Better Stories:  http://ow.ly/MAgd2 @monicamclark

Authorpreneur Business Plan Brainstorm:  http://ow.ly/MQiEN  @worderella

Using Text-To-Voice Apps For Editing:  http://ow.ly/MAgYq @woodwardkaren

Manuscripts in Word: Minefield Ahead:  http://ow.ly/MAfes @scribbulations

How to Breathe Life Into One-Dimensional Characters:  http://ow.ly/MAfyW @WritersRelief

How Does an Author Get Branded?  http://ow.ly/MAf8R  @JanetKGrant

Book covers: Should we put people on them?  http://ow.ly/MQir5 @Belinda_Pollard

3 Tips To Help You Get Your Pomodoro On:  http://ow.ly/MAg6m @DonnaRadley

How To Nail Your Digital Book Launch:  http://ow.ly/MQeme @belsito @ReedsyHQ

Story Climax: Forcing Characters to Move Forward:  http://ow.ly/MAfjS @jamigold

3 Tips for finding the Meaning of Your Story:  http://ow.ly/MAgiu @jt3_gill

Things to Include on Our Setting Sheets:  http://ow.ly/MAfoq  @larin20

Enhanced ebooks and publisher resistance:  http://ow.ly/MN4Iq @Porter_Anderson @jwikert

Don’’t Attribute Dialogue:  http://ow.ly/MAfu3  @jonathanballcom

3 Reasons Why You Must Finish Your Stories:  http://ow.ly/MAgI2 @jt3_gill

4 Ways to Use Twitter To Supercharge Your Online Credibility:  http://ow.ly/MAg0B @jeffbullas

Creative Empowerment, And ‘Digital Freedom’: http://ow.ly/MN3eR  @Porter_Anderson @karim_design

Secrets of Antiheroes: Master Villains or Master Heroes? http://ow.ly/MxNF8  @sacha_black

All About Twitter Hashtags: http://ow.ly/MxNia  @sacha_black

Why Modern Writers Need Poems:  http://ow.ly/MxMWH by Katharine Grubb

3 Writing Lessons From The Beats:  http://ow.ly/MxM9N by Hannah Macauley-Gierhart

Library Journal’s Self-E program puts self-pubbed authors’ books into libraries:  http://ow.ly/MPcyl @Porter_Anderson @Roz_Morris

How to Write Scenes in Novels and Short Stories:  http://ow.ly/MxKgx @angee

Give Your Writing a Beat of Its Own:  http://ow.ly/MxMoi @AmyRoseDavis

Things to consider when deciding on an author website: http://ow.ly/MxKwQ @annerooney

Is digital-first best for authors? http://ow.ly/MN4pf @Porter_Anderson @michaelbhaskar

Should You Write 3rd Person Omniscient? http://ow.ly/MxK3G by Andrea Lundgren

Tips for making the most of our giveaways:  http://ow.ly/MxKjG @eNovelAuthors

Study the Pros: Map Your Favorite Novel:  http://ow.ly/MxMwx @Janice_Hardy

Storytelling in literary fiction:  http://ow.ly/MxKMy @Roz_Morris

6  Videos on the Author Marketing Checklist: http://ow.ly/MxKHD  @amcbooks

Get a Handle on Writer Insecurity:  http://ow.ly/MN0DT @AlexJCavanaugh @CSLakin

Balancing Industry and Promo Research and Writing: http://ow.ly/MMZxF

Music For Writers: An ‘Explosion Of Compositional Languages’:  http://ow.ly/MLms1 @SteveReich @Porter_Anderson

6 most common (and missed) issues in a rewrite:  http://ow.ly/MuPw8 by Art Holcomb @storyfix

Authorial Consent Matters (lang.):  http://ow.ly/MuVcb @ChuckWendig

13 Reasons Why You Should Write a Short Story This Month:  http://ow.ly/ML1N8 @annerallen

Next steps after revision:  http://ow.ly/MuQFr @Janice_Hardy

Query Lessons Learned the Hard Way:  http://ow.ly/MuPnd @AdrianaMather

Tips for the First Page:  http://ow.ly/MuUqZ @YAtopia_blog @loriagoldstein

How To Craft A One-Page Synopsis Using Story Beats:  http://ow.ly/ML1GC @SueColetta1

Back-of-Book Partnerships for Promo:  http://ow.ly/MuUPx @FrugalBookPromo

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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.

4 Comments

  1. Alex J. CavanaughMay 17, 2015

    Some good ones this week!

    1. Elizabeth Spann CraigMay 17, 2015

      Thanks, Alex! Have a great week.

  2. Sue ColettaMay 17, 2015

    I don’t know how you do it week after week. Excellent posts! I’m honored to be in such great company. Thank you!

  3. Margot KinbergMay 17, 2015

    So many great links this time, Elizabeth. You have a few here related to story structure – must check them out. I think it’s really easy to get too accustomed to using the same structure all the time without innovating here and there.

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