by Elizabeth S. Craig, @elizabethscraig
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Should traditional biography be buried alongside Shakespeare’s breakfast?
http://bit.ly/ZjkYYl @AlisonFlood
Are Email Interviews That Bad? Yes.http://bit.ly/WsDCAK @10000Words
Feeling Overwhelmed? Social Media Can Make Us Crazy:
http://bit.ly/W815Vn @kristenlambtx
AWP president addresses criticism of the conference:
http://bit.ly/ZKv84E @Porter_Anderson
Describing Character Reactions And Emotions: She Smiled, He Frowned:
http://bit.ly/ZiAq5G @woodwardkaren
Write-Brained: The Neuroscience of Writing and Writer’s Block:
http://bit.ly/ZiBqqA @robdyoungwrites
Thomas Edison, Power-Napper: The Great Inventor on Sleep & Creative Success:
http://bit.ly/YRx2hm @brainpicker
Successfully self-pubbed authors share 10 tips for finding more readers:
http://bit.ly/12HBsA3 @LauraPepWu
Tips for finding coffee shops that will let you sit and write for a while:
http://bit.ly/12HCQmf @halophoenix @lifehacker
Awkwardly charming: Thomas Hardy and the strangeness of bad writing that is somehow good:
http://slate.me/12IuJFU @slate
What is Wattpad? And how can it help me as a self-published author?
http://bit.ly/YpaK6J @bibliocrunch
Why self-publishing authors should think “foreign rights” from the outset:
http://bit.ly/13QQiDu @SueCollier
Boost Creativity and Enhance Your Sleep with These Lucid Dreaming Techniques:
http://bit.ly/YpcgpB @lifehacker
Did Amazon Change Algorithms to Protect Their Readers? The 10,000 Gatekeepers of KDP Select: http://bit.ly/15HpBjc @edwrobertson
Random House ebook imprints with ‘predatory’ contracts: http://bit.ly/YpavZr @Porter_Anderson @JamesScottBell @VictoriaStrauss
How to use email to preview your eBook files on an iPad: http://bit.ly/13QSuLo @bibliocrunch @miralsattar
Traditional mystery writers–make the
amateur sleuth’s involvement believable:
http://bit.ly/ZKTBGQ
@sharonwhopkins
Elizabeth – Oh, these are great links, for which thanks as always. I really am interested in the one about saying ‘no,’ and I see a few about making characters more interesting. I can learn from those, for sure!
Need the one about story ideas!
Thank you, Elizabeth. I found the one about Thomas Edison and sleep fascinating.
I look forward to coming here every Sunday morning.
As usual, the best link round-up for writers on the Web! I’m so grateful for your hard work.
Alex–It was a good one!
Clarissa–I think the Edison one was my favorite! I always run a sleep deficit, so loved that story. Thanks so much for coming by each week!
Margot–I need to learn how to say no, myself! I can do it by email easily, phone less-easily, and in person…I have a really hard time saying no.
Anne–Thanks so much, Anne! And thanks for being offering such great resources for writers on your blog!
Oooh, I know what I’m reading this afternoon! Thanks, Elizabeth :)