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Here are writing links that I’ve posted to Twitter for the past 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.

10 ways to find people to follow on Twitter: http://bit.ly/gCCYoV @emlynchand

Writing Theory — The Monomyth: http://bit.ly/hfeAsU

Why do professional writers shy away from social media? http://bit.ly/ero31d via @BookMD

Writers Tips for Successful Radio Interviews: http://bit.ly/hGSFqe @Working_Writer

Creativity tweets of the week: http://bit.ly/hAMHg8

20 steps for building a Facebook Author Page and getting people to “like” it: http://bit.ly/fgN07J @emlynchand

The Art of Repetition: http://bit.ly/dOd64D

Tips for writing your query: http://bit.ly/e6ptTo

Dealing with the passage of time in a series: http://bit.ly/eKbiRM @mkinberg

Create a foil: http://bit.ly/hGwWMx

Thoughts on outlining novels and stories: http://bit.ly/eIHaFG

Things Could Be Worse: 12 Dystopian Novels: http://huff.to/fWbyQ4

Delegate Your Way To Writing Success: http://bit.ly/gEsOC5

Working (and Writing) Effectively With the On/Off Principle: http://bit.ly/gZr0Zq

The Vampire Issue: Or, why Vamps Don’t Have to Suck: http://bit.ly/gwt7Yl

Promote a Book with Twitter: 10 Strategies for Authors: http://bit.ly/ijUumo

You Might Be Under Deadline If…: http://bit.ly/iapHpB @jamigold

The waiting game: http://bit.ly/ehWbiw

How To Write A Query Letter: http://bit.ly/h3Tsdd @bubblecow

Integrating research into our fiction: http://bit.ly/hPtiXC

9 Tips for Amplified Creativity: http://bit.ly/gihwFB

Over 6000 links to help #writers find resources: http://bit.ly/dYRayA

Writing in layers: http://bit.ly/dQuyTD

6 Techniques for Using Music to Help Our Muse: http://bit.ly/dIiB12 @jamigold

6 Reasons You Will Never Be A Writer: http://bit.ly/h4kS8t @StoryADayMay

Anyone Should Blog? 3 Types of Blogs and 3 Ways to Handle Them: http://bit.ly/f1ruSb

Spectrum surfing–trying out new genres: http://bit.ly/ewveQc @AraTrask

The One Surprise Rule: http://bit.ly/ewoxPG @Thecozychicks

An Education in Book Reviews: http://bit.ly/eA2PJf

Why Alpha Male Writers Became Extinct (Wall St. Journal): http://on.wsj.com/eHn4n4

Best Articles This Week for Writers 2/25/11: http://bit.ly/gxATij @4kidlit

How to get your script read: http://bit.ly/fgMto2

Google introduces e-books to Android market: http://bit.ly/f1qmGF

What Creates Good Writing: Instinct vs. Skill: http://bit.ly/f6ZSYt

The tricky balancing act of red herrings for the crime writer: http://bit.ly/gmPBL6 @mkinberg

The writer’s role in submissions and negotiations: http://bit.ly/ejXU3L

Positive Self-Talk–Examples: http://bit.ly/gXTk8i @joanswan

The Book Is Dead. Long Live The Publishing Industry! http://huff.to/hjhuMb

Protect Yourself from Writing’s Physical Hazards: http://bit.ly/hqr7gl

How To Entice An Agent In 25 Words Or Fewer: http://bit.ly/hk4GHI

Poetry and literature in Kensington Gardens – interactive (Guardian): http://bit.ly/ib5zSn

A Writer Muses on Marketing and Sales: http://bit.ly/gRnOtL

Giving Your Character Choices: http://bit.ly/fjNPRk

Myst. Lov. Kitchen: Scallops over a bed of Creamed Spinach http://bit.ly/dKI1KA @CleoCoyle

Directory for Plot Series: http://bit.ly/dWXmFB

Does Your Fiction Have A Comfort Zone? http://bit.ly/eayUVd

Ideas for earning money as a writer: http://bit.ly/f6tDN2

Dos and Don’ts of writing conferences: http://bit.ly/fxbfGR

Starting a New Manuscript (Having a Template): http://bit.ly/fqyqlF

Are your characters frozen in time or aging through your series? http://bit.ly/hYrsCP

Do the Write Thing: Earthquake Relief & Donations: http://bit.ly/hfE6el @janetrudolph @mkinberg

Writing race in YA: http://bit.ly/eN8tTn

Writer’s Digest hosts free webinar tomorrow (2-25) on what the Borders bankruptcy means for writers: http://bit.ly/epwAJV

5 Surprising Things One Writer Has Learned Since Selling her Manuscript: http://bit.ly/gET0w3

Questions to ask editors at conferences: http://bit.ly/g9OROR

The Loneliness of Self-Publishing: http://bit.ly/dKztqd

Protagonists need to be proactive: http://bit.ly/fPhidl

Cliches for Aspiring Writers: http://bit.ly/fUSE3K

SFF and the Classical Past—Odysseys: http://bit.ly/hHnhHE

Plot Arcs & The Query: http://bit.ly/f1pWIX

The Unreal, and Why We Love It: Recognition–http://bit.ly/gCqfba

3 Types of Character Arcs: Choose the Best for Your Novel: http://bit.ly/ee0kTZ

Revising a Short Story: http://bit.ly/iivRVt

An editor with setting writing tips: http://bit.ly/hYb6QL

Traits of a good crime fiction character: http://bit.ly/hDX7Xo

10 Ways to Improve Your “Likability Quotient”: http://bit.ly/grRgXL

Myst. Lov. Kitchen: Mystery Lovers Kitchen: I ADORE SOUP http://bit.ly/gzBZGd @CleoCoyle

How to Use LinkedIn With Twitter for Better Networking: http://bit.ly/fE0xJS

Is The First Book We Write Usually Garbage? http://bit.ly/dVF2aJ

Changing a Location Can Mean Everything: http://bit.ly/hcaTNV

Barnes & Noble Opens Doors for Self-Published Writers: http://bit.ly/eTFjqU

A writer who survived the New Zealand earthquake posts an update from his phone: http://bit.ly/e8gMoh @ajackwriting

Track Changes – A Critique Group Lifesaver: http://bit.ly/emavdS

Writing Every Day vs. Binge Writing: http://bit.ly/hTSrm6

If you are an author, everything is your fault: http://bit.ly/hQUTny

Adults are just as creative as children: http://bit.ly/iiILl1

Why you should — or maybe shouldn’t — be blogging: http://bit.ly/exi7Ho

When the words don’t flow: http://bit.ly/hbn1DH

An agent says, “When to keep your trap shut? Almost always.”: http://bit.ly/hMXY8D

How to Leave Meaningful Blog Comments: http://bit.ly/hGHnvq

Developmental Stages of a Short Story 101: http://bit.ly/htyebw

Going Neuro: Writing for Brains: http://bit.ly/eQ6cKg

First chapters: http://bit.ly/eLfLJW

Researching the Historical Novel: http://bit.ly/fgzka4

Size Can Matter: Novels vs Short Stories: http://bit.ly/e1ptIf

Authors catch fire with self-published e-books (USA Today): http://usat.ly/eOc0li

An editor reviews the Sony Daily Edition eReader: http://bit.ly/eFIrn9 @martyhalpern

Hooking the Reader and Never Letting Go: http://bit.ly/eUTZm3

Myst. Lov. Kitchen: Margarita Pie http://bit.ly/fJYvI4 @CleoCoyle

Exploring the wonder of the genre with a space opera author: http://bit.ly/hEqW4P

Tweet from your phone–even if you don’t have an internet-enabled phone: http://bit.ly/e4O51i

Promotional Cargo Cults: http://bit.ly/ewjHbZ

A Writer’s Dress Code? http://bit.ly/hOMr9x @authorterryo

When Should Authors Show Off Their Book Covers? http://bit.ly/h2jms2

Tips for pitching your book: http://bit.ly/gi1YUx

10 Signs of a Typical Writing Day: http://bit.ly/fzEPlb @elspethwrites

How to Grow Your Reader Community with an Author Blog: http://bit.ly/hKMabw @thecreativepenn

10 Resources to Help You Write a Great Short Story: http://bit.ly/h5CZLn

World building in short stories: http://bit.ly/enqQOu

Coping with rejection: http://bit.ly/epAFkj

5 tips for squashing self-doubt demons: http://bit.ly/dXFgSN @tawnafenske

Tips to keep those modifiers from dangling: http://bit.ly/f0DGBt

Slush behind the scenes: http://bit.ly/fjVhVT

Point of View, Whose Head Should I Be In? http://bit.ly/g6aLf4

Changing times: Changing book design: http://bit.ly/gz6jom

How accurately labeling your genre can help get you published: http://bit.ly/dTcjcl

4 Absurdly Effective Steps to Take Before Asking to Guest Post: http://bit.ly/gFH4Aa

How to improve your writing in 5 minutes or fewer: http://bit.ly/ebcKIK

Building Reader Rapport through Characters’ Emotions: http://bit.ly/gA4ZYX

A lesson in teaching writing (Guardian): http://bit.ly/dEI6XB

Romance Novel Tropes: Cliches We Love and Hate: http://bit.ly/fs3R0X

Five (Easy) 5-Minute Marketing Ideas for the Unmotivated and/or Lazy Author: http://tinyurl.com/6977axt

When authors met book bloggers for lunch (Guardian): http://bit.ly/gMXoWQ

8 New Facebook Page Changes: What You Need to Know: http://bit.ly/fb5KcE

Mixing Past and Present Tense: http://bit.ly/hPBIwj

How To Write The Perfect Sentence: http://bit.ly/h560uu

What Can Literary Criticism Do For You? http://bit.ly/hOHQM7 @amwriting

Myst. Lov. Kitchen: Oprah’s Oatmeal Muffins and The Zero Fat Muffin Experiment by Cleo Coyle http://bit.ly/gJdEH4 @CleoCoyle

Too Many Books: http://bit.ly/gY2uMy

Pacing your novel: http://bit.ly/frg2gQ

I Was Told to Like You: Marriage of Convenience Plots: http://bit.ly/etwN3F

Why It’s Called The Slush Pile: http://bit.ly/hybujC

Feeling Sleepy? 5 Quick Energy Tips For Writers: http://bit.ly/gCqgBv @ajackwriting

Why writers make reluctant revolutionaries (Guardian): http://bit.ly/gk4EVH

Promote Yourself, Not Your Book: http://bit.ly/fraY6P

Thoughts on writing description: http://bit.ly/dYKZXE

Character Believability Using POV: http://bit.ly/dQryDQ

Examining Trends vs. Style in Children’s Books: http://bit.ly/eqkFY8

Writing dialogue–how people really talk on the page: http://bit.ly/fl84KU

Introspection–how much is too much? http://bit.ly/eqQBKS

How To Clearly Communicate the Essence Of Your Book To Agents And Publishers: http://bit.ly/h5zOH1 @bubblecow

Exposition: A Little Crazy Goes A Long Way: http://bit.ly/dEXDLH

Modern writer survival skills: http://bit.ly/eekqqb

Book bloggers can help sell your book: Tips for authors: http://bit.ly/dLH0Sx

Network & increase blog traffic with a blog challenge: http://bit.ly/fw7S61 or blogfest: http://bit.ly/ekLTsO @AlexJCavanaugh @hartjohnson

Don’t Speak: On Writers and Angst and How to Deal: http://bit.ly/hSsvZA

What Does Your Email Say About You? http://bit.ly/gXQJrL @PStoltey

Mastering characters’ inner narrative: http://bit.ly/gjFvc7

I Do: Tips for Co-blogging with Your Spouse: http://bit.ly/f1zv25

What “Home” Means – to Your Characters and your Story: http://bit.ly/hbz9po

Keeping Dialogue Real: http://bit.ly/eAo39i

Has Facebook Peaked? http://bit.ly/i8KXZI @annerallen

Writing Conference Preparation: http://bit.ly/hCNWeS

A writing contest for unpublished writers: http://dld.bz/MEvh @jhansenwrites

It’s Horrible, Stupid, and I Hate It: Coping With Criticism: http://bit.ly/eE5G2y

The Gift of Story: http://bit.ly/ibLYr6 @DazyDayWriter

Myst. Lov. Kitchen: Hearty Crockpot Bean Soup http://bit.ly/dFHLyo @CleoCoyle

Seeing is Believing: The Romantic Heroine’s Journey: http://bit.ly/hUlpis

30+ Visually Attracted Creative Resumes: http://bit.ly/gEV2DX

Playing by the Rules (of Magic): http://bit.ly/h6vKig

Let your MC succeed while they’re failing – the power of reward: http://bit.ly/hhO5k2 @dirtywhitecandy

5 ways to write an atrocious blog post: http://bit.ly/hJ6QtV @jammer0501

What We Say When We Don’t Speak. Or, Five Ways To Put a Sock In It: http://bit.ly/h6O14P

10 of the best: fictional poets (Guardian): http://bit.ly/fACsOg

POV confusion? Helpful links: http://bit.ly/hJZD8n

5 Writing Mantras That Bear Repeating: http://bit.ly/eb9d2q

7 Solutions for Sentences with Problematic Parallels: http://bit.ly/gdDJYv

A SF author with a letter to beginning writers: http://bit.ly/hBrLMY

Enter the Extraordinary Heroine: Are We Ready For Her Yet? http://bit.ly/ea72aa

The decline and fall of the fantasy novel: http://bit.ly/hjzctB

10 Tips To Help You Become A Better Writer: http://bit.ly/emOZeY

Looking on the Write Side: Turning Off Your Inner Editor: http://bit.ly/gKHMhK

Getting Your Work Out in the World: The Mechanics: http://bit.ly/fvd6v6

Using Twitter to Market Your Book: http://bit.ly/ftjBNA

The wonder of yes: http://bit.ly/funcAG

Myst. Lov. Kitchen: Please Welcome Guest Blogger Misa Ramirez! http://bit.ly/hvxdMm @CleoCoyle

Becoming A Writer: http://bit.ly/g2maDI

Fertilize Confusion to Thrive During Creative & Life Challenges: http://bit.ly/e6CtyN

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.

9 Comments

  1. Margot KinbergFebruary 27, 2011

    Elizabeth – Wow! Another week gone by so quickly?? Thanks for this treasure trove, and thanks for including some of my stuff.

  2. emlynchand.comFebruary 27, 2011

    Woohoo! I made the list twice. You really made me feel special, Elizabeth. Thank you so much :-)

  3. Jemi FraserFebruary 27, 2011

    Awesome – there’s a few I’m heading to right now! :)

  4. Chary JohnsonFebruary 27, 2011

    I’ve clicked on a couple of the links listed above and found them to be very useful. Thanks for this great resource!

  5. Julia MadeleineFebruary 27, 2011

    That is quite the list! Very informative. Thank you for posting it :)

  6. L. Diane WolfeFebruary 27, 2011

    6 reasons you’ll never be a writer? That tough!

  7. Alex J. CavanaughFebruary 27, 2011

    Really wish I understood Twitter better.

  8. Cold As HeavenFebruary 27, 2011

    I only got to #2 on your list, very interesting, and I found some even more interesting links >:)

    Cold As Heaven

  9. Elizabeth Spann Craig/Riley AdamsFebruary 27, 2011

    Margot–I know…the weeks seem to fly by!

    emlynchand–Great posts!

    Chary–Hope you’ll be able to discover some new blogs, too.

    Julia–So glad you like it!

    Diane–It’s one of those reverse psychology pieces. Blog titles like those always get tons of clicks. :)

    Jemi–Glad you found some things to interest you!

    Alex–It’s really, really different. Nothing like Facebook, is it?

    Cold As Heaven–That’s a great site–I link to it nearly every day. Hope you find some good stuff!

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