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By Elizabeth S. Craig, @elizabethscraig
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I have a new book
out. :) Rubbed Out
debuted on Tuesday.
A free directory of cover designers,
formatters, freelance editors, and more: http://bit.ly/nolbXq
9 facts about life that 1 writer has
learned from writing about death: http://bit.ly/146pdcc
@danasitar

Pitching To Understaffed Media: http://bit.ly/180lNxw


Cause-related marketing: http://bit.ly/19WSqhd
@Kaylee_Kendall
Traumatizing Your Characters: How
Vulnerable is Your Character? http://bit.ly/146pWKk
@finesarah
Answers to 18 Self-Publishing Questions: http://bit.ly/180lVNk @jfbookman
Marketing Toolbox: Ebook Cards: http://bit.ly/146qjET @JLeaLopez
@writeangleblog
Moving Out of Your Writing Comfort Zone: http://bit.ly/146qpwc @do_north
3 Resources for Setting: http://bit.ly/146qIqM @SherlockedSarah
3 Myths That Are Killing Literary
Culture: http://bit.ly/180mBlL
@michellerichmon
How to Become a Your Own Story Idea
Generator: http://bit.ly/180mKWq
@manon_eileen
Is Your Outline Killing Your Novel? http://bit.ly/146rJPQ @michellerichmond
Writing reviews–some guidelines and
suggestions: http://bit.ly/180ncnI
@SmartBitches
25 Things To Know About Sexism &
Misogyny In Writing & Publishing: http://bit.ly/146tfkS
@chuckwendig
Adding gravitas to your writing with
quotes: http://bit.ly/146vdl9
Script To Screen: “The
Searchers” : http://bit.ly/180oSNO
@gointothestory
The Literary Appeal of Gods, Goddesses
and Myths: http://bit.ly/180oVcF @sfsignal
Are Your Multiple POVs Killing Your
Story’s Suspense? http://bit.ly/146vwws
@KMWeiland
4 types of book titles that 1 reader is
tired of: http://bit.ly/180p3bX
@BooksAreMyBFs
Selling your publisher on a particular
title: http://bit.ly/146vLrt
@AdriennedeWolfe
Writing for Children: Four Traditional
Publishing Steps: http://bit.ly/180penC
@karencv
How to Nail the Opening of Your Blog
Post: http://bit.ly/146w19J @copyblogger
What’s the best price for a
self-published ebook? $3.99, Smashwords research suggests: http://bit.ly/180pkvK @laurahazardowen
Even Alpha Writers Need Beta Readers: http://bit.ly/146wiJI @tiffanyreisz  @Janice_hardy
How Book Advances Work: http://bit.ly/180pqTU @michellerichmond
Character arcs at the climax: an example
in high art: http://bit.ly/180pu69
@JordanMcCollum
Thriller, Conspiracy and Action: http://bit.ly/14MSOdm @cockeyedcaravan
Death by Comparison: http://bit.ly/12epcAg @beccapuglisi
The Pace of Productivity and How to
Master Your Creative Routine: http://bit.ly/14MSXNN
@brainpicker
An Inside Look at Today’s Book Reviewers:
http://bit.ly/12epfvH @BooksAndPals
An agent lists 10 recent queries and what
made her request the manuscript (or not request it): http://bit.ly/14MTkbk @forewordlit
Looking for ways to feel grateful when it
comes to our writing: http://bit.ly/14MUnrD
@Amy_Lamont
Gift Your Reader, Not Yourself: http://bit.ly/14MVCHo @SouthrnWritrMag
@LindaAcaster
Author Confidence or Self-Doubt? http://bit.ly/12es1RS @loislavrisa
World-Building 102: The Word-Smith’s
Craft: http://bit.ly/14MVGqs
Bestselling Fantasy Author Raymond E.
Feist on Thirty Years of Writing: http://bit.ly/12es93A
@refeist @amazonbooks
Wanted: Literary Mentor: http://bit.ly/14MVPtY @marcomcgrath
@parisreview
Why Mid-List Indies & Agents Don’t
Add Up: http://bit.ly/12esun5
@JoeNobodyAuthor @IndieReader
School Visits: Seeking Them Out and
Setting Them Up: http://bit.ly/14MW6NM
Finding an agent: http://bit.ly/12esG5D @Fictiffous @beth_barany
When you’ve written yourself into a
corner, sometimes other writers can help you get out: http://bit.ly/14MWfRk @gaslightvt
Hacking away at your opening: http://bit.ly/12esWBI @MartinaABoone
@clazebnikwrites
What Makes Fiction Good? It’s Mostly the
Voice: http://bit.ly/14MWA6y @theatlantic
@tanehisi
How to Write a Novel: 7 Tips: http://bit.ly/12etWWw @jennifermcmahon
@ChuckSambuchino
1 writer likes likeable characters–and
dislikes a new way of dismissing female writers: http://slate.me/1c1ykxP @slate
@jenniferweiner
An advocate for minimalist punctuation: http://bit.ly/123KUv9 @mstibbe
Give your Nemesis a plausible world view:
http://bit.ly/1c1z6ee @gointothestory
How to transform a comment troll into a
human being: http://bit.ly/123LxEJ
@paidcontent
10 ways to accelerate your writing
process: http://bit.ly/1c1B91X @mstibbe
Rejection: A Critical Device: http://bit.ly/123MFsb @litreactor
What Your Reading Rules Reveal About Your
Personality: http://bit.ly/1c1BrpH
@onetruejeantt
8 Symbols That We Turned Into Words: http://bit.ly/123MRHL @mental_floss
Getting Over Writer’s Block: Listen To
Your Characters: http://bit.ly/1c1Cg1A
@woodwardkaren
Music inspires a short story writer’s
plots, mood, and characters: http://bit.ly/123NvoC
@jonpinnock @byRozMorris
Seven research tips for informed writing:
http://bit.ly/1c1D6eW @Claredodd
Business Basics for Today’s Writer—Cover
Letters and Proposals: http://bit.ly/185CPKF
@EdieMelson
9 Practices for Cultivating Creative
Life: http://bit.ly/13ZWgQT
@CreatvEmergence
10 Points About Possessives:  http://bit.ly/185D4oM
@writing_tips
Getting organized as a writer: http://bit.ly/13ZWvLu @jennaavery
8 Steps to Create Visually Appealing Blog
Posts: http://bit.ly/185Degb @rbelliston
Branding Yourself as a Scriptwriter: http://bit.ly/13ZWEyE @jacobkrueger
3 Ways Your Book Can Sell Itself: http://bit.ly/185DoE2 @selfpubtoolkit
A quick tip to improve your writing: http://bit.ly/13ZWNCm @changeitupedit
Self-Editing Tips and Tricks: http://bit.ly/185DFqD @KristenJett
3 Tips for Naming Characters: http://bit.ly/13ZXfAw @write_practice
As an Author, Is It Worth Being in the
Amazon Associates Program? http://bit.ly/185E3Wb
@goblinwriter
World Building Tips Learned at the
Louvre: http://bit.ly/13ZXlrE @Janice_Hardy
The importance of word of mouth: http://bit.ly/185Edg7 @Kristinerusch
Attracting Screenwriting Representation
with a Strong Body of Work: http://bit.ly/13ZXw6h
@scriptmag
Using Excel to track writing goals and
make financial goals: http://bit.ly/185EsI0
@woodwardkaren
A 3-week map for boosting your
start-of-day productivity: http://bit.ly/13ZXITg
The climate of criticism: http://bit.ly/185EFuY @jodyhedlund
Is There A New New Wave of Science
Fiction, And Do We Need One Anyway? http://bit.ly/185JFj7
@tordotcom @davidmbarnett
How To Write A Compelling Pitch and
Synopsis: http://bit.ly/1402mRg @fcmalby
How Reading Makes Us More Human: http://bit.ly/185JQLu @theatlantic
@LoveLifeLitGod
Top Five Things Not to Put in your Query:
http://bit.ly/1402wrM
Develop Your Writing Through
Inspirational Self-Critics: http://bit.ly/185K7xK
@lizstrauss
De-Clutter Your Mind to Become a More
Productive Writer: http://bit.ly/1402Jet
@ticewrites
How to Build a Stockpile of Good Writing
Ideas: http://bit.ly/185KhW9 @chrisrobley
What if Your Antagonist Isn’t a Person? http://bit.ly/1402Q9T @kmweiland
Setting as a Character: http://bit.ly/185KqZy
Physical Attributes Thesaurus Entry:
Back: http://bit.ly/1402VKJ @BeccaPuglisi
Write a Query Letter that Compels Agents
and Editor to Read More: http://bit.ly/185KBnA
@ninaamir
A brief history of Jennifer Weiner’s
literary fights: http://bit.ly/140368Z
@salon @DPD_
Publishing Jargon-Buster: Ten Words
Unpacked: http://bit.ly/185KYPb @tordotcom
@BellaPagan
Save the Cat! Video: José Silerio on Beat
15 – Final Image: http://bit.ly/1403unJ
How long does it take to learn how to
fight? Training up your protagonist: http://bit.ly/185Lcpq
@ajackwriting
Your First Idea is Not (Usually) Your
Best: http://bit.ly/1403EeT
How Character Emotional Development
Merges with Thematic Significance: http://bit.ly/185LlZW
@plotwhisperer
Turning Story Opening Don’ts Into Dos: http://bit.ly/1403K69 @lisagailgreen
@angelaackerman
10 Things to Remember About Sequels: http://bit.ly/185LxIK @Janice_Hardy
Good Writers’ Habits: Make Backups: http://bit.ly/185LYmh @lyndaryoung
Nonfiction–How to Produce a Competitive
Analysis of Your Book: http://bit.ly/1404h88
@ninaamir
4 Tricks for Improving Your Fiction in
One Day: http://bit.ly/185M8Kn
@victoriamixon
Writing an opposite gender: http://bit.ly/1404uIt @jeffcohen
10 common promo mistakes: http://huff.to/185Mvol @Bookgal
When Does a Writer Become an Author? http://bit.ly/1404Q1Q @AnnieNeugebauer
Creating pre-publication buzz: http://bit.ly/185MFfl @swkehoe
Writing the Smart Synopsis: http://bit.ly/14052OM @nancyjcohen
Memoir Writing: Scene, Summary, and
Musing: http://bit.ly/185MYXD @KarenJordan
Booksellers finding success through a
leaner ordering method that helps eliminate returns: http://bit.ly/16veQkE @kristinerusch
Thoughts on Parenting a Writer: http://bit.ly/15dagnX @mollybackes
3 lessons 1 writer has learned from slush
pile reading: http://bit.ly/132ld17
@kaneville
A simple writing task to achieve
mindfulness: http://bit.ly/132lOQp
@cptnrandy
Do Writers Need to Write by Hand? http://bit.ly/11V1IBi @writeitsideways
@serbaughman
Why 1 writer tracks word count progress: http://bit.ly/132lZLu @ava_jae
Old School Weird Fiction – The Bones of
Horror: http://bit.ly/11V1UjT
@ApexBookCompany @marysangiovanni
Read 5 books very similar to yours: http://bit.ly/132mghM @GLeeBurgett
So you’re a writer and you think you want
to be an agent? http://bit.ly/11V2gai
@carlywatters
Writing the High ROI Screenplay: http://bit.ly/132mEwA @storydepartment
Military Romances and the Veteran Hero: http://bit.ly/11V2HkK @heroesnhearts
Poisonous mushrooms in crime fiction: http://bit.ly/19ObGtK @mkinberg
Which way should B&N go from here? http://bit.ly/14oj90w @BKGKristen
@laurahazardowen @Porter_Anderson


The Foolscap Method of Outlining: http://bit.ly/1aDzcfQ
@SPressfield

 

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.

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6 Comments

  1. Margot KinbergJuly 7, 2013

    Elizabeth – Congratulations on your release!! Yay!

    And thanks for these lovely links, as ever. I love my Writing 101 Sunday class ;-).

  2. Karen WalkerJuly 7, 2013

    Congrats on your new release, Elizabeth. I’m glad I decided to check your Twitterific.

  3. Alex J. CavanaughJuly 7, 2013

    How to nail the opening of a blog post – going to read that one right now.

  4. Jemi FraserJuly 7, 2013

    Yay for your new book! :)

    Off to start with the one on books selling themselves – sounds like a good plan :)

  5. Laura W.July 8, 2013

    These lists are really helpful. Thank you so much for compiling them! I know there’s a LOT out there!

  6. Julie MusilJuly 8, 2013

    Wow, wow, wow. So much great stuff! Thanks a lot for compiling this list.

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