Twitterific

Here are writing links that I’ve posted to Twitter in the last week.

I’m delighted that now we have an efficient method of locating resources on writing topics when you need them—via the Writer’s Knowledge Base search engine and software engineer and writer Mike Fleming’s ingenuity. The links I tweet (which are writers’ blogs, agents’ and editors’ blogs) all are added to the engine to make it easier for you to access the information you’re looking for.

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Last month’s WKB newsletter featuring an interview with @p2p_editor editor Jason Black: http://bit.ly/g5MRDe

How one author was able to get objective about her work and get published: http://bit.ly/gjJdrF

10 tips for an effective blog sidebar: http://bit.ly/g12KvQ

Expanded Story Elements Checklist: http://bit.ly/hfH9hH

The Future of Self-Publishing Services: http://bit.ly/f4nOfs

The Path to Productivity: Short Hours, More Breaks: http://bit.ly/h4PjjM

The magic of the 1st draft: http://bit.ly/hhvvh2 @storiestorm

Why Pen Names Suck & Can Make Us Crazy: http://bit.ly/gxxG8M

When Good Characters Do Thoughtless Things: http://bit.ly/hDbAOQ

5 Tips for Being Found by Your Readers: http://bit.ly/eHQErf

10 Reasons Someone Else’s Novel Shouldn’t Have Been Published: http://bit.ly/h0YvB1

Writing past our weaknesses and why we should do it: http://bit.ly/gS1laf

Go-to writing books: http://bit.ly/dZAvRV

Changing the world one word at a time: http://bit.ly/fTRk4P

Myst. Lov. Kitchen: Frugal and Healthy II: Black Bean Chilaquiles http://bit.ly/fv4JKw @CleoCoyle

Self-Publishing Bang for the Buck: http://bit.ly/gMA06O

The End of the Affair–Your Novel Doesn’t Love You Anymore: http://bit.ly/hgHh4f

An exercise for writing vivid characters: http://bit.ly/gCi3dX

5 Ways To Threaten Your Protagonist: http://bit.ly/i1JLIX @ajackwriting

Tips for slicing and dicing your manuscript: http://bit.ly/dLR80m @juliemusil

Creativity Tweets of the Week — 3/25/11: http://bit.ly/erxcEw

5 Principles for Generating Ideas: http://bit.ly/hoM0FD

Style Sheets: An Editorial Tool: http://bit.ly/hSJTvn

Writing Theory — The Monomyth Part 6: http://bit.ly/eoIuA7

6 Core Analogies for the 6 Core Competencies: http://bit.ly/iaFUJr

Best Articles This Week for Writers 3/25/11: http://bit.ly/eNHK82

How to Write a Press Release—A Mini-Tutorial: http://bit.ly/fHy2Pe

Should authors revise for agents without an offer of representation? http://bit.ly/g5vPse

It’s never too late–2011 Writing Progress Spreadsheet: http://bit.ly/g2yZDa @storiestorm

How Writers Can Use Amazon to Sell Books: http://bit.ly/gTyLnN

The discovery of the victim in crime fiction (cases where the body isn’t reported): http://bit.ly/esgH2x @mkinberg

Creating non-violent conflict in your story: http://bit.ly/h9kdoY

What to do when the words won’t flow: http://bit.ly/f2j6hY

Proper Dialog Placement: http://bit.ly/f9L0dw

Editorial | It’s Not About HarperCollins (Library Journal): http://bit.ly/gW3vlg

Identifying Your Themes: http://bit.ly/eHDiwB

Place in the Novel: Setting or Character: http://bit.ly/fNGWfv

You’re so nauseously nice: Getting Insulted by Authors (LA Times): http://lat.ms/h3nbU0

Let Your Senses Do The Walking And Talking: http://bit.ly/i1ZQq5

Myst. Lov. Kitchen: Eat Healthy and frugally! Chicken Tortilla Roll-Ups http://bit.ly/hl03a2 @CleoCoyle

Good and Bad in Google Book Search Settlement Decision: http://bit.ly/fAY02k

What Writing Teaches Us About Parenting: http://huff.to/fK6ZNO

Noted Self-Publisher (Amanda Hocking) May Be Close to a Book Deal (NY Times): http://nyti.ms/fpwF7P

5 Ways to Shorten Your Twitter Bio: http://bit.ly/iigqDd

The Anatomy of a Successful Ebook Giveaway: http://bit.ly/dMH4Fu

Dealing with Agents and Publishers: http://bit.ly/edVnau

10 Reasons Why Authors Love Ebooks: http://bit.ly/gs8i1x @thecreativepenn

Tips for Tackling the Final Proof: http://bit.ly/gE8dm1

Written in stone? Editing your backlist books for reissue as ebooks: http://bit.ly/gN1mlS

The most popular links on synopsis writing that I’ve tweeted: http://bit.ly/eWeJtB

Creating and Writing Compelling Villains: http://bit.ly/eBzNu3

Different paths to the same goal: http://bit.ly/hZTLUG

Why (Most) Publishers Are Still In New York: http://bit.ly/fLhI6t

8 Fiddly Things You Can Do To Your Manuscript To Make Your Editor’s Day: http://bit.ly/ezveXy

109 Ways to Make Your Business/Book Irresistible to the Media: http://bit.ly/fWc8Ec

TV Shows: A Writer’s Teaching Tool: http://bit.ly/i8qPGk @storiestorm

Good Grief: The Painful yet Productive Process of Revising after a Critique: http://bit.ly/h0N4VN

Go Hard or Go Home–Blogging & Branding: http://bit.ly/ggHY7j

Barnes & Noble Struggles To Find a Buyer: http://bit.ly/fAb0fn

Authors Find Marketing and Publicity Strength in Numbers: http://bit.ly/dSM2mh

10 Steps to Making Your Author Blog a Rockin’ Success: http://bit.ly/f7Ic7g @victoriamixon

Titles. Or Not. http://bit.ly/eq3MZf

The Simple 5-Step Formula for Effective Online Content: http://bit.ly/fxjj2S

Embracing inconsistency as a writer: http://bit.ly/gjTWDV

Battling the Romance Novel Stigma: http://bit.ly/eLtlLd

Myst. Lov. Kitchen: Fruit au gratin – delish! http://bit.ly/gNifIi @CleoCoyle

Characters and emotional baggage – your characters’ motivations: http://bit.ly/eF61e2

Some writing humor from @inkyelbows: http://bit.ly/ezsXy8 and http://bit.ly/gPTTmP

A 21st c Writer’s Helper: The Virtual Assistant: http://bit.ly/gcClPy

What’s your story’s agenda? http://bit.ly/hBSHfD

How to know if you’re ready for critique–3 questions: http://bit.ly/hZ82FC

Strategies for juggling multiple Twitter accounts: http://bit.ly/gyMkLG

Self-editing checklist–scene analysis: http://bit.ly/fCwBjx

How to Balance Blogging and Your Day Job (while still growing your blog): http://bit.ly/hd0CZo

Secret Recipe for a Novel: http://bit.ly/fJrvr5 @4kidlit

Making Dialogue Dynamic: http://bit.ly/fzA9Fp

Deep-Tissue Critique: 4 Ways to Make It Hurt So Good: http://bit.ly/dYmUVq @mesummerbooks

2 debut novelists talk about the necessity of thick skin: http://bit.ly/dOUCgA @4kidlit

Backstory Problems & How to Overcome Them: http://bit.ly/iafAjI

Finally finished your book? Now it’s time to get writing…again! http://bit.ly/h3Iim5 @hartjohnson

How to build an Amazon author page: http://bit.ly/dSx2FM

Don’t be a Fail Whale–the Cutesy Moniker Tweeter: http://bit.ly/elgXIY

The importance of muscular verbs: http://bit.ly/e624WV & lists of strong action verbs: http://bit.ly/fVgobx & http://bit.ly/fjyNb7

Writing Can Be Learned—But It Can’t Be Taught: http://bit.ly/fy8wKT

The Real Story Behind Pacing: http://bit.ly/i2Upow @joanswan

Punctuation in dialogue: http://bit.ly/gByXKe

How to fight spring fever and get some writing done: http://bit.ly/fkZRQW

10 Reasons Why You Should Be Blogging: http://huff.to/dNVf46

Writers should focus on the positive: http://bit.ly/gC88mg @thecreativepenn

7 things one author has learned so far: http://bit.ly/gwuDbS

The Return of the Live Event for Book Promotion: http://bit.ly/gVKbpf

4 Organizational Tools for Writing: http://bit.ly/ec2MjZ

Why Blogging Might Be Killing You, And How to Fight Back: http://bit.ly/hE1roi

58 Habits That Will Help You Succeed: http://bit.ly/gRKHdU

Myst. Lov. Kitchen: Chicken Crescent Rolls http://bit.ly/gzffKE @CleoCoyle

Brewing up Inspiration: http://bit.ly/g6yqt2

Repurpose: Get More Mileage from Your Blog Posts: http://bit.ly/elgocF

Twitter Quitter: http://bit.ly/hSTCKC

Creating the main character for a fantasy series: http://bit.ly/h9Nfx8

Mystery Writer’s Guide To Forensic Science – Collecting Evidence VI: http://bit.ly/fuQBra

How The World of Star Trek Taught One Author How to Write: http://bit.ly/hZAnEm

Living Your Myth: Mishima And Dying For Your Convictions: http://bit.ly/fn2AxZ @agent139

Polishing vs. Fixing: http://bit.ly/evau97

10 ways to reach “the end”: http://bit.ly/i8zt3g @elspethwrites

5 Pickles to Write Yourself Into: http://bit.ly/hqhbFO

Top 10 reasons freelancers need to take a vacation: http://bit.ly/ePvRq5

9 tips for conferences: http://bit.ly/gDBnfj @authorterryo

Can Editing Be Fun? Maybe. http://bit.ly/gFbZYO

Avoiding passive prose: http://bit.ly/hsAdBo

Bestselling Author Turns Down $500K Deal to Self-Publish: http://bit.ly/ibo7D6

7 Uneasy Coercion Tactics That Will Force You to Write: http://bit.ly/ft57tX

The Care And Feeding Of Your Favorite Authors: http://bit.ly/eMzHgX

Combating Writer’s Envy: http://bit.ly/eyDUmo

How to Make Your Free eBook a Magnet for New Readers: 5 Crucial Tips: http://bit.ly/fTZxrd

Description: scents and seasons: http://bit.ly/eMchpW

Writing Tools: Scrivener: http://bit.ly/eHsP5H

Back to Basics, part III: Maintaining Self-Confidence: http://bit.ly/hqiXHL

The Solace of Dark Novels and Memoirs: http://huff.to/eUeYMw

One Art, Please. I Have 99 cents: http://bit.ly/fbtZZl

How to speak publisher – B is for bind-up : http://bit.ly/gkyaTN

Young Adult Books and Their Readers: http://bit.ly/fakJVx

A Side Order of Stupid: http://bit.ly/exAXug

Formatting Your Documents for the Kindle in 8 Steps: http://bit.ly/eEXwD1

Myst. Lov. Kitchen: A Writer’s Snack: Crust-Free Pizza from Cleo Coyle http://bit.ly/f10StK @CleoCoyle

Writing exercise–write a letter: http://bit.ly/gdBN0Y

Should you argue with your publisher over your cover? http://bit.ly/feCp8v

5 ways to be a crap literary agent: http://bit.ly/gBHSw8 @jammer0501

Where to find your interestingness as a writer + blogger + ruler of your domain: http://bit.ly/dIzHX4

A Character-driven Approach to Kissing Scenes and Sex Scenes: http://bit.ly/ffd9Bt

The best way to get a literary agent’s attention on Twitter: http://bit.ly/fQJHyw

To Conference or Not To Conference? http://bit.ly/ggDWzZ @authorterryo

Forget the Writing Rules: http://bit.ly/fyhqvj

Hardworking vs. talented: http://bit.ly/f4xWoO

Authors, be careful not to overpay for POD services: http://bit.ly/ibwT9u

Best Tweets for Writers (week ending 3/18/11): http://bit.ly/hBVbfM

When Your Agent Isn’t Feeling the Love: http://bit.ly/gsETo3

Strategic tweeting for authors: http://bit.ly/h0IXXX

Bios: Stumbling on self-intros: http://bit.ly/ghVvC3

Best and Worst Agent & Editor Advice: Part 2: http://bit.ly/i4KYLc

Using Text to “Enhance” E-books and Other Insights from the 2011 Leipzig Book Fair: http://bit.ly/f4PzuG

When Your Can’t Write What You Love to Read: http://bit.ly/f78cl3

Why Vague Writing Is Weak Writing: http://bit.ly/eJ1u5W

Fiction within fiction – made-up worlds and stories inside stories: http://bit.ly/fjJgB2

The Five Stages of Editing: http://bit.ly/eTgYbu

What to do when you get an agent call: http://bit.ly/dQVkoJ

Plotting Through Goals: http://bit.ly/gn4OlK

Style sheets: http://bit.ly/gfvu7T

A synopsis checklist: http://bit.ly/hroF7w

Myst. Lov. Kitchen: Gone to the Dogs — Crock Pot Barbecue http://bit.ly/fwpAkS @CleoCoyle

How to format a query letter: http://bit.ly/hkXDoK

Tell, Don’t Show: http://bit.ly/fzpmNS

An agency with a publishing dictionary: http://bit.ly/dDXIZh

Dos and Don’ts of Combining Genres: http://bit.ly/flwgvE

Where the editors are in 2011: http://bit.ly/hrVjST

Revising by color: http://bit.ly/ekuFgE

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4 Ways To Make Yourself Complete a Book: http://bit.ly/e2uVb7

An author shares platform-building insights: http://bit.ly/hlx1HB

“I Did Everything Wrong…and Still Got a Contract”: http://bit.ly/ikBbIA

Regaining Perspective on Your WIP: http://bit.ly/gPAKQ9

Equip Your Characters: http://bit.ly/fhZyfz

Cues from the Coach: Taming Your Characters: http://bit.ly/fBocan

The Looks of Writers, Or How To At Least Look Like A Writer: http://bit.ly/fgJ1J7

Multiple POVs–how many is too many? http://bit.ly/eO3U2K

On Languages, Linguistics, the Future, and the Fantasy: http://bit.ly/fP7Sfc

What makes a book great? http://bit.ly/fYLhgy

Are You a Wimpy Blogger? http://bit.ly/ib8895

Myst. Lov. Kitchen: Welcome, Guest Author Ellery Adams http://bit.ly/h5oy5m @CleoCoyle

A Novel is Not a Story: http://bit.ly/hgK67Z

When an Author Meets His Critics: http://huff.to/hDrAQq

WordPress Plugins To Rock Your World: http://bit.ly/dGoefJ

The Charlie Sheen Guide to Winning! at Online Marketing: http://bit.ly/geoSUM

A Writer Blogs About Process: http://bit.ly/fVDt07

Six Limitations of the First Person POV: http://bit.ly/fkW7wg

What’s popular on the WKB search engine today? http://bit.ly/g9fTqf

9 Mindfulness Rituals to Make Your Day Better (a little zen for writers): http://bit.ly/hu1rxA

Self-Editing: Character Development: http://bit.ly/gGBjgG

Writing is about growing up: http://bit.ly/dPWRaB

Developing Voices for Different POVs: http://bit.ly/hcFb8J

8 iPhone Apps to Grow & Connect With Audience: http://bit.ly/fOJzaW

How To Tell If Your Writing Is Any Good – Part 1: http://bit.ly/gKc5D0

6 Ways to Promote Your Book for Free: http://bit.ly/gmQCzl

Social Media: There’s No Such Thing as Too Early: http://bit.ly/htxEMp

A Writer’s Antidotes for Envy: http://bit.ly/f0byLS

Top 12 iPhone Apps That’ll Increase Your Productivity: http://bit.ly/eVRtCg

The Preposition Gnome: http://bit.ly/i4HJ6p

The art of hitting send: http://bit.ly/esCVjS

Connections between some well-known crime writers’ lives and their stories: http://bit.ly/e1qFJ7 @mkinberg

Myst. Lov. Kitchen: Is it time for a party? http://bit.ly/fssh8L @CleoCoyle

Resources for Christian Fiction Writers: http://bit.ly/dSMZd6

How Captain Kirk Led An Author to Write Historical Fiction: http://bit.ly/eAmrTN

Immersed in our stories: http://bit.ly/gzdUqw

Desperate writers: http://bit.ly/i4dhFJ