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 by Elizabeth S. Craig, @elizabethscraig

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Big news for BEA–6 top indies have a
booth. Is the BEA ready? http://bit.ly/16em6Vl
@bellaandre @cjlyonswriter @Porter_Anderson @hughhowey
Garroting as a
murder method in crime fiction: http://bit.ly/Z7qbHM
@mkinberg
Can we love our second book as much as
our first? http://bit.ly/Z7z97L @HartJohnson
@JohannaGarth
What do authors owe publishers?Ann
Patchett’s remarks in @thebookseller cause furor: http://bit.ly/12JdgKp @MickRooney7777
@Porter_Anderson

 

The need for self-pub work to be
well-produced–and the associated costs: http://bit.ly/13L23dw
@miralsattar @Porter_Anderson
Creating great blurbs from negative
reviews: http://wapo.st/18iREXv
@RonCharles @washingtonpost
How to Write a Book in 3 Days: Lessons
from Michael Moorcock: http://bit.ly/14EMh3g
via @this_distracted
3 Ways to Add Repetition That Pleases
Readers: http://bit.ly/14YQyOJ @KMWeiland
A closer look at Amazon’s fan fiction
program, Kindle Worlds: http://bit.ly/11jgGp4
@flourish @scalzi @Porter_Anderson
A free directory of
cover designers, formatters, freelance editors, and more: http://bit.ly/nolbXq
The Search Engine for Writers: http://hiveword.com/wkb/search
11 Ways Stay-at-Home Moms (and Other Busy
Folks) Can Find Time to Write: http://bit.ly/10wUfYe
@KMWeiland @devtflaherty
The Reality of Writing for Content Mills
— 14 Writers’ True Stories: http://bit.ly/15vRwWQ
@TiceWrites
Why We (and our characters) Fall in Love:
http://bit.ly/10wUO4v @FaeRowen
5 Writing Lessons 1 Writer Learned from
Being an Editor: http://bit.ly/15vRFJO
@diymfa @emilywenstrom
A reluctant poet: http://bit.ly/10wVarJ
The Rule of Three in Writing: http://bit.ly/15vSd2q @SKRViLL
Getting Comfy with the Discomfort: http://bit.ly/10wX2km @SarahrCallender
What 1 writer loves about notebooks: http://bit.ly/15vTkiP @Jennifer_Castle
Speculative fiction: the superset of all
possible literature: http://bit.ly/10xal4g
@shunn
Washington Post’s Outlook avoids these
words and phrases: http://bit.ly/15wNPjO
Why The End Of Professional Magazines May
Be In Sight: http://bit.ly/10xNnKq
Selling Yourself as a Writer: http://bit.ly/15wO12x @robertleebrewer
@ShaunEHorton
Labels of an introverted writer: http://bit.ly/10xNJk9 @hopeclark @danasitar
The Point of the Paperback: http://bit.ly/15wOtOg @nicholebernier
@the_millions
Inventing New From Old: http://bit.ly/15wOxNQ @mooderino
3 Storytelling Methods to Improve Your
Writing or Speaking: http://bit.ly/10xO5qZ
@dennisbrooke @bloggingbistro
3 Ways to Reuse Your Research: http://bit.ly/15wOJNj
“I Love Your Story Anyway!” —
Tales From the Unintended Audience: http://bit.ly/10iAzdQ
@museinks
10 tips for handling public pressure and
online vitriol without losing it: http://bit.ly/10NQ1KG
@ajackwriting
7 Tips for Choosing Your Book Cover Art: http://bit.ly/10iAE15 @charmaineclancy
Maximizing Your Fallow Season: http://bit.ly/10NQf4u @JMHochstetler
@SouthrnWritrMag
How to Write Great Analogies: http://bit.ly/10NQUmx @ava_jae
8 Types of People Who Attend Writing
Conferences: http://bit.ly/10iBhaW
@writersdigest
Converting Posts to Resource Pages: http://bit.ly/10NRCjG @JFBookman
When The Writing Challenges Are All
Mental: http://bit.ly/10NRH7b
@nataliewhipple
Don’t Be a Hater: On Lit Mags and Their
Covers: http://bit.ly/10iBsTB @grubwriters
@thereviewreview
Do We Expect Too Much Realism in Our
Stories? http://bit.ly/10NRUXW
@Janice_hardy
Robert Frost’s 10 favorite books: http://bit.ly/10iBD1f @csmonitor
11 quick + dirty things about writing: http://bit.ly/10NSAwv @justinemusk
2 tips to help you build your online
presence: http://bit.ly/10iBURN
@BloggingTipsCom
Writers Writing About Writers Writing
About …  http://bit.ly/10NSO6J
@amazingstories0
What It Takes to Be a Real Author CEO: http://bit.ly/10iBYks @kristenlambtx
The Sting of a Negative Review: http://bit.ly/10NT0CY @V_Rossibooks
Busting publishing myths: http://bit.ly/10iCaQJ @rachellegardner
Self Esteem and Avant-Garde Cinema: http://bit.ly/10NTcC8 @scriptmag
Literary Agents Are Watching Blogs &
Amazon Bestseller Lists: http://bit.ly/10iChMl
@galleycat
7 Publishing Tips 1 Writer Learned at the
Writer’s Digest Conference: http://bit.ly/10NTjxI
Making a Social Media Marketing Calendar:
http://bit.ly/10iCmPY @vgrefer
How To Get Honest Book Reviews: http://bit.ly/12rcgco @woodwardkaren
What do readers want from front matter
and end matter? http://bit.ly/YOxBQ0
When you don’t want a blog–the basic
author website: http://bit.ly/YOyc4j
@Trucking_Lady
25 Tactics to Promote Your Blog via
Facebook and Twitter: http://bit.ly/12reh8B
@heidicohen
The Short Story on Structuring Your Short
Story: http://bit.ly/12remsV @storyfix
The Real Reason Why Science Fiction
Westerns Are Such a Hard Sell: http://bit.ly/YOytEn
@i09
An analysis of 1 book’s opening: http://bit.ly/12reKaJ @Janice_hardy
Physical attribute thesaurus–head: http://bit.ly/YOyBUj @angelaackerman
Your Website Images – Be Careful What You
Delete: http://bit.ly/YOyHeH @karencv
Top 20 Greatest Sci-Fi & Fantasy TV
Show Finales: http://bit.ly/12rf75b
@sfxmagazine
Five Year Writing Plans: http://bit.ly/YOyRmc
“Most contemporary literary fiction
is terrible” : http://bit.ly/12695X5
@salon @jrobertlennon
Tips for effective linking in WordPress
blogs: http://bit.ly/10ICCJL
@BloggingTipsCom
Burning the Manuscripts: http://bit.ly/1269EjS @henriettepower
Spice Up Your Writing: http://bit.ly/10ICXMB
Trading favors and our integrity: http://bit.ly/126a5dY @KSElliott_Shark
Advice for trad. published writers now
interested in self-pub: http://bit.ly/10IDqi3
@jamesscottbell
The Numbers Game: What to do after you’ve
submitted a short story: http://bit.ly/10IDuy6
@amazingstories0
Fantasy Weapons – the Good, the Bad, and
the Ugly: http://bit.ly/10IE8vB @Chilari
How to move your story: http://bit.ly/126xb44 @lindasclare
7 strategies for ebook pricing: http://bit.ly/YFkQ82 @digibookworld
The Five Cornerstones of Dramatic
Characterization: http://bit.ly/126xJqK
@thecreativepenn @DavidCorbett_CA
Utopia and Dystopia – The Many Faces of
The Future: http://bit.ly/YFl27h
@VeronicaSicoe
3 Tips for Hooking Readers: http://bit.ly/126y6Se @MissyTippens
The Thin Line between Character Strengths
and Flaws: http://bit.ly/YFt2VX @jamigold
Are We Badgering Readers? http://bit.ly/10EnkBj @BTMargins
@randysusanmeyer
Creating Your Fantasy Bible: http://bit.ly/YFtfbu @ThereDraftAgain
Leave In Everything: http://bit.ly/10EnpoC @mooderino
Using Zombies To Eliminate Passive Voice:
http://bit.ly/YFtpjm
How to Stop Self-Sabotaging: http://bit.ly/10EnHvt @RealE
How to Increase Tension in your Story: http://bit.ly/YFu5VO @shalvatzis
Break the Rules to Become a Best Seller: http://bit.ly/10EnIzv @livewritethrive
5 Things Fiction Acquisition Editors
Never Say: http://bit.ly/YFubg0 @novelrocket
It’s not enough to write the book.  Self-pubbed authors must think about
business: http://bit.ly/10EnNTQ
@nataliegayle1
Links to help with the querying process: http://bit.ly/YFuibD @ingridsundberg
Editors: Freelance v. In-house: http://bit.ly/10EnSa6 @fictorians
Dear author: your name is your brand.
Here’s why: http://bit.ly/YFutUc
@JosieBrownCA
4 Words That are Killing Your Prose: http://bit.ly/16b7zJQ @write_practice
The Care and Feeding of Secondary
Characters: http://bit.ly/16b87iO
Algorithms—Are They Killing the
“Kindle Revolution”? http://bit.ly/13igsKD
@annerallen
3 Ways to Improve Your Author Website
Today: http://bit.ly/16b8zNV @janefriedman
Handling conflict in a virtual world
(esp. in online writing communities): http://bit.ly/16b9qOE
@Jan_Ohara
Elements that can make a story fail: http://bit.ly/YTTn4J
Know Your Characters: http://bit.ly/129iL3c
The Three Levels of Commitment: http://bit.ly/YTTxt1 @jeffgoins
5 Ways Publishers Can Be More Like
Start-Ups: http://bit.ly/129iVaO
@pubperspectives
Short story prompts: http://bit.ly/129nQbF @storyadaymay
4 Ways Blogging Will Make You a Better
Writer: http://bit.ly/104TJUm @diymfa
@danblank
Self Publishing Video Tutorials: http://bit.ly/10cxgkl @galleycat
No Matter the Genre, Many Great Books
Start With a One Sentence Idea: http://bit.ly/1422Ups
@bob_mayer
Why 1 writer chooses to write erotic fan
fiction: http://bit.ly/1423tzy @ClarionUCSD
The Writing Conference Trifecta: http://bit.ly/18Kt6I7
Write a killer first line: http://bit.ly/1423SBY @MartinaABoone
@finneyfrock
The art of story Velcro: http://bit.ly/18KtBlt @Rachel_Aaron
What Downton Abbey Can Teach us About
Tension: http://bit.ly/18KudaM
@Janice_Hardy
Agent lessons from a conference panel: http://bit.ly/1426zU6
Comparison is the thief of joy: http://bit.ly/18KuL06 @tawnafenske
Life with a Writer: http://bit.ly/18KvWN6 @GingerJohnson_
Pitching dos and don’ts: http://bit.ly/14288Bi @gordonwarnock
Should Being Creative Feel Good? http://bit.ly/18Ihv9q @brandenbarnett
Agent advice for better manuscripts: http://bit.ly/18Kwvq9
When writers hesitate to send out their
work: http://bit.ly/10ygY5j @evilwriters
What 1 writer does when she gets stuck
while writing: http://bit.ly/10yh90o
@Word_Wrestler
Instant gratification and pacing: http://bit.ly/10yhf8s @KristenJett
How 1 agent prepares for an author
submission: http://bit.ly/17uiHkG
Writers Write – Seeing the Cliché Through
New Eyes: http://bit.ly/10yhznE
@matty_gibbon
A Peek at the Real Life of That Writer
You Envy: http://bit.ly/17uiWw5 @TiceWrites
What would you write if you weren’t
afraid? http://bit.ly/YMHwmS
@rachellegardner
Full Shot for Full Effect: http://bit.ly/13pqd9J @livewritethrive
The Agony and the Ecstasy:
Self-Publishing: http://bit.ly/13pqlG9
@PattiHill
The Slow Language of Sculpture, the Fast
Language of Words: http://bit.ly/13pqsBR
@the_millions
What New Skills Do Publishers Need to
Navigate in Publishing? http://bit.ly/YMI4Ju
@pubperspectives
The 3 forces that are shaping 21st
century book publishing: scale, verticalization, and atomization: http://bit.ly/13pr1LS @PassiveVoiceBlg
4 ways to improve your writing through an
online writing workshop: http://bit.ly/YMInEj
@bookbaby
How To Write Episodic/Serialized Fiction:
http://bit.ly/13prjSP and http://bit.ly/13prmhu @woodwardkaren
Storytelling–Know the Three Levels of
Tradecraft: http://bit.ly/YMIEqG
@cockeyedcaravan
The end game: http://bit.ly/14c1ety @JoeMoore_writer
When characters age in a series: http://bit.ly/14c1tVg @rachelnseigel
Writing partner etiquette: http://bit.ly/14c1LM3 @KenLevine
How to Use Stream of Consciousness: http://bit.ly/14c1SXW @kmweiland
5 Easy Ways to Overcome The Fear of
Public Speaking: http://bit.ly/14c22yy
@jesslaw
Why We (and Our Characters) Fall in Love:
http://bit.ly/1098GoW @FaeRowen
Defeat Distraction: Refocusing with
Purpose: http://bit.ly/14c2pJq @LeoBabauta
Script To Screen: “Young
Frankenstein”: http://bit.ly/1098Nkt
@gointothestory
Beating Creative Block: 10 Ways to Bring
Back Creativity: http://bit.ly/1098ZjJ
@youthedesigner
How to start a group blog: http://bit.ly/14c3vEU @diymfa
The Pros of Professional Development: http://bit.ly/14c3IrO @bluemaven
How to Create an Author Page on Facebook:
http://bit.ly/1099v1f @juliemusil
5 Rules For Writing A Murder Mystery:
Keeping the Murderer Secret Until The End: http://bit.ly/109anCM
@woodwardkaren
The History of Serialized Fiction Gets a
New Chapter: http://bit.ly/109asGR
@AndrewLiptak
Owen Egerton’s 30 Writing Tips: http://bit.ly/10Z28ut @woodwardkaren
Words don’t exist in a vacuum: http://bit.ly/12JzVVF @lkblackburne
Why writers should use food in their
stories: http://bit.ly/10Z2n8N
@write_practice
How James Patterson Made 94 Million
Dollars Last Year: http://bit.ly/12LP9e0
@Gretchen_Archer

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. Kenda TurnerMay 26, 2013

    Thank you! Lots of topics here to check out. Appreciate how you gather them in…

  2. Margot KinbergMay 26, 2013

    Elizabeth – As ever, such a lot of wonderful links here :-) – thanks

  3. Alex J. CavanaughMay 26, 2013

    Lots of good links about blogs today – cool!

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