Twitterific

by
Elizabeth S. Craig, @elizabethscraig

Twitterific
is a compilation of all the writing links I shared the previous week.

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Tips for motivating yourself to write: http://bit.ly/V4NKfo
@ollinmorales

Is Hubris Holding You Back? http://bit.ly/X5hgPL

6 Warning Signs That Your Blog Is Deflating: http://bit.ly/V4OlxD
@problogger

Synopsis writing tips: http://bit.ly/X5ht5E
@mythicscribes

Writing And Publishing In 2013: Survive And Thrive: http://bit.ly/V4OOzU @woodwardkaren

Using Meyers-Briggs to Keep Your Characters in Character: http://bit.ly/X5hFlc @booklifenow

How to Create a Strong Dramatic Premise: http://bit.ly/V4Pg16
@SHalvatzis

How pay-what-you-like ebooks sell [infographic]: http://bit.ly/X5hRAS

The Secret Writing Rule Book…and Why to Ignore It: http://bit.ly/V4PF3I @annerallen

4 Ways to Wake Up Your Creativity: http://bit.ly/WSJ60S
@bookemdonna

How to Use Fiction Techniques when Writing Nonfiction: http://bit.ly/ZY1vR7

How (and When) to Give Yourself a Break: http://bit.ly/WSJhte
@ava_jae

Should You Slam Your Story’s Brakes? http://bit.ly/ZY1Gfk
@kmweiland

Legal Issues in Self-Publishing: What Authors Need to Know: http://bit.ly/ZY1OeS @passivevoiceblg

Script To Screen: “The Elephant Man”: http://bit.ly/WSJr3A @gointothestory

The Difference Between Appositives and Descriptions: http://bit.ly/ZY1Xij @writing_tips

Why Side Characters Steal the Spotlight (and How to Steal Some Back): http://bit.ly/WSJT1X @susanjmorris

Adding tension to crime fiction with non-physical threats: http://bit.ly/SqmVCT @mkinberg

How to speed up your writing by not writing: http://bit.ly/141Hbyw @goodinaroom

What writers want from publishing: http://bit.ly/TmWz6s
@Porter_Anderson @EdNawotka @psexton1

Choosing a Story Idea: 4 Questions Every Romance Writer Should Ask
Themselves: http://bit.ly/X5AQ0h
@writersdigest

The New World of Publishing: How To Keep Production Going All Year: http://bit.ly/ZY2DnY @deanwesleysmith

13 Ways to Exorcise Wordiness: http://bit.ly/ZY4Kbb

More On Writer/Agent Etiquette, How to Approach Agents With Multiple
Genres & More: http://bit.ly/WSMb19
@breeogden

Fight Scenes That Sizzle: http://bit.ly/WSQqtq

Scandalous: 8 Reasons Intelligent Writers Must Read Twilight: http://bit.ly/ZY90rl @robdyoungwrites

Process vs Outcome: What Motivates You? http://bit.ly/WSQGIV
@yahighway

The All-Important Fan Base: http://bit.ly/ZY9bCQ
@kristinerusch

A Book Cover’s Evolution: http://bit.ly/WSQU2I
@jfbookman

3 Twitter Tips for Writers: http://bit.ly/WSRa1y
@wherewriterswin

A Goodreads success story: http://bit.ly/WSRjlJ
@AuthorTWard

5 Podcasts for Writers: http://bit.ly/TAMIYo
@jeanoram

An agent on board books: http://bit.ly/101fk1h
@literaticat

Yearly reading goals for writers: http://bit.ly/UYI31x
@ava_jae

Writing Tips for Getting and Staying Organized: http://bit.ly/UYI8m4 @melissadonovan

Using WordPress to build your author website: http://bit.ly/101fO7r @janvbear

Quotes about Writing from Game of Thrones Author George R.R. Martin: http://bit.ly/UYIfhw @io9

5 Parallelism Problems in Sentence Structure: http://bit.ly/UYIGIE @writing_tips

5 choices you face when a minor character decides to steal the show: http://bit.ly/101kTwI @Fictorians

Elements of Southern fiction: http://bit.ly/RUCQJz
@xymarla

Should Writers Let Reader Expectations Influence Artistic Judgement? http://bit.ly/V0a9cO @woodwardkaren

Writing With a Touch of Madness: http://bit.ly/V0cbtv
@tianawarner

How to Apply the Advice to “Show, Don’t Tell”: http://bit.ly/RUGpiO @nickdaws

Your Author Business Plan: Compare, Contrast And Conquer: http://bit.ly/V0chRL @susanspann

Literature suffers as the pub. ind. shifts focus to digital revolution: http://bit.ly/W2pFX0 @Porter_Anderson
@EdNawotka @jenniecoughlin

How to Write a Story Like Les Miserables: http://bit.ly/RUGtPw
@joebunting

4 Tips for Fixing the Infamous “Info Dump”: http://bit.ly/V0cqoi @jamigold

Tips for Pacing Your Novel: http://bit.ly/RUGHpP
@fictionnotes

13 Resolutions To Make You A Better, More Productive Writer In 2013: http://bit.ly/V0cAfy @kimber_regator

Great scene: Citizen Kane: http://bit.ly/10wbOwU
@gointothestory

Discover Your Hidden Book: http://bit.ly/W527OA

Self-Discipline for the Distracted Writer: http://bit.ly/W52f0v
@JulieEshbaugh

10 Incredibly Stupid Ways Superheroes and Villains Have Died: http://bit.ly/10wchiD @io9

10 things 1 writer wishes she had known before getting published: http://bit.ly/W52MQb @bookviewcafe

Do You Hide Your Writing From Friends & Family? http://bit.ly/10wdg2p @turndog_million

Tips for getting your ebook noticed: http://bit.ly/10wduqo

What Magic Realism Has to Offer Horror: http://bit.ly/W53htq
@mybookishways @manuscriptgal

How Long Should You Keep Trying to Get Published? http://bit.ly/W53psO @janefriedman

Failing your 2013 writing resolutions? Top 10 Strategies for Making Your
New Year’s Resolution Stick: http://bit.ly/W53uwI
@lifehacker

New Adult: Marketing? Age? Accessibility? What makes it different? http://bit.ly/10weieV @wordforteens

Symbolism Preliminaries: http://bit.ly/10weoTB

When you should write a sequel to your novel–and when you shouldn’t: http://bit.ly/W53H2P @dirtywhitecandy

Options for Conflict in a Scene: http://bit.ly/10weIC1
@kmweiland

How 1 writer fast-drafts: http://bit.ly/10weTgw
@LeighAnnKopans

How To Write A 1-Page Synopsis: http://bit.ly/W54bGa
@stdennard

Self-publishing–Planning for the Long Term: http://bit.ly/10wfIpE

Writing a Book Series from a Blog Series: http://bit.ly/10wFhXI
@laurahoward78

Writing Nowadays–Observations on Ambition: http://bit.ly/W5kDX7
@StevenPiziks

Finding your tactical plan for writing this year: http://bit.ly/10wFEkV @livewritethrive

Screenwriting Advice From The Past: The Denouement: http://bit.ly/W5l5of @gointothestory

6 things writers taught an editor: http://bit.ly/W5kPWi
@ruthharrisbooks

5 Online Dictionaries: http://bit.ly/10wGA98
@writing_tips

Understanding the Story Climax: http://bit.ly/W5lxTp
@SHalvatzis

How to Stay Loyal to Your Writing Schedule: http://bit.ly/10wGVIO
@ollinmorales

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

13 point blog checklist: http://bit.ly/VOOS4l
@HeidiCohen

3 Problems of Nonparallel Interjections: http://bit.ly/Y97S3V
@writing_tips

Non-American spelling: http://bit.ly/13CRUy9

A warning to screenwriters: http://bit.ly/Y97Vwz
@cockeyed_caravan

Should you use a pen name if your real name is difficult to spell or
pronounce? http://bit.ly/13CSmfX
@KgElfland2ndCuz

Easy Ways to Build Your Novel’s Character: http://bit.ly/Y98cQ0
@Lindasclare

Scene Goals: what your characters want: http://bit.ly/13CSDQ1
@woodwardkaren

3 tips for dealing with critiques: http://bit.ly/Y98oyI
@writersdigest

Why Every Author Should Be On Goodreads In 2013 [Infographic]: http://bit.ly/13CTjoq @jonathangunson

The 48-Hour Sulk Rule & the Creative’s Occupational Hazard: http://bit.ly/XHWj3r @MarkMcGuinness

Learn to Be a Better Writer By Reading Fanfiction: http://bit.ly/13CW9ty @io9

10 Grammar & Usage-Related Resolutions: http://bit.ly/13CWkoD
@writerscramp1

Book Cover Trends That Have Oversaturated the Market: http://bit.ly/Y99MBr @deadwhiteguys

How to pitch: http://bit.ly/13CWMDm

How a paradox can help you to warm to your protagonist: http://bit.ly/Y99VVn @donmaass

The Magic of Stephen King: The Opening Paragraphs Of The Dead Zone: http://bit.ly/13CX3X4 @woodwardkaren

The infodump scene: http://bit.ly/WffDzG

9 Ways To Stay On The Writer’s Fast Track Once You’re On It: http://bit.ly/13EO2Ob @ollinmorales

40 Ways to Develop and Protect Your Writing Brand: http://bit.ly/13EO7Bq

25 Writer Resolutions For 2013 (And Beyond): http://bit.ly/13EOdsL {lang}

Publishing–What to watch for in 2013: http://bit.ly/WfgxfK
@MikeShatzkin

Script To Screen: “Double Indemnity”: http://bit.ly/13EPhwT @gointothestory

Vowing to blog more? 7 shortcuts for fast blog posts: http://bit.ly/WfgXCV @publicityhound

Right Now Is the Best Time Ever To Be a Writer (if you work for it): http://bit.ly/13EPzUk @danblank

Writing Rules and Fantasy: Kill Your Darlings: http://bit.ly/Wfh94W @VickyThinks

1-Star Amazon Reviews from Readers Who “Haven’t Read It Yet”: http://bit.ly/10fMY3m @ddscottromcom

Why Writers Should Use the My Healthy Habits App: http://bit.ly/10fNbU7 @jasonboog

A list of top 10 villainesses: http://bit.ly/10fNxtV
@emeraldfennell

12 Tips for Recovering from Writing Burnout: http://bit.ly/10fNBtF @jamigold

An Agent on The Editorial Process: http://bit.ly/USi1vo
@stevelaubeagent

Why do so many villains get caught on purpose? http://bit.ly/10fO1Ar @io9

The Starburst Method of Plotting: http://bit.ly/USifCD
@woodwardkaren

Stop obsessing over your numbers: http://bit.ly/10fOdQa
@kristinerusch

6 Effective Ways to Inspire Yourself: http://bit.ly/UWZqkh
@write_practice

Dialogue Tags Are Annoying: http://bit.ly/13lvdhH
@mooderino

The Business of Screenwriting: Anatomy of a Deal: http://bit.ly/UWZnoN @gointothestory

What’s the Most Important Moment in Your Character’s Arc? http://bit.ly/UWZ512 @KMWeiland

Starting a New chapter: Defeating the Blank Page: http://bit.ly/WAfqIn @fictionnotes

Developmental Editing: http://bit.ly/10hmlev
@kcraftwriter

Standalones, Trilogies, and Series: http://bit.ly/10ho03J
@Suzanne_Johnson

Brain “Rules” for Writers: http://bit.ly/UT6n3m

3 Ways to Supercharge Your Writing This Year: http://bit.ly/10hoyGF @jfbookman

How To Combat Book Piracy This Year: http://bit.ly/UT6z2z
@galleycat

15 Great Vintage Book Covers: http://bit.ly/10hoO8P
@publisherswkly

6 Tricks For When You Don’t Want To Write: http://bit.ly/UT6Mmh
@joebunting

How Much Detail Should Writers Use? http://bit.ly/UT6Qm0
@kristenlambtx

Classic Books On The Craft Of Writing: http://bit.ly/10hplr4

The Business of Screenwriting: Anatomy of a Deal (When the Project Isn’t
Made): http://bit.ly/10hpA5s
@gointothestory

Let Characters Be Wrong: http://bit.ly/UT7aBt
@mooderino

Give your book a theme: http://bit.ly/XkOHOk
@karalennox

Dealing With the Passage of Time Between Scenes: http://bit.ly/XkPmj0 @janice_hardy

Why Your Characters Should Be “Gray”: http://bit.ly/VxA9xr @kmweiland

The Secret to Writing a First Novel: http://bit.ly/XkPLBU
@JCBaggott

Jane Dystel: Agents Unwilling to Adapt Won’t Last: http://bit.ly/XkPTkJ @passivevoiceblg

How To Modify A MS Word Paragraph Style: http://bit.ly/YfSDpJ
@woodwardkaren

Testifying for Fan Fiction: http://bit.ly/UFNa75
@PeterDamien

Summarizing in Books: When it’s Good and When it’s Bad: http://bit.ly/YfSLFN @AmericanEditing

7 things 1 writer has learned so far: http://bit.ly/UFNEtP
@ARScattergood

Data tracking and book recommendations: http://bit.ly/10RRQvT @Porter_Anderson @jwikert

Physical Attribute Entry: Fingernails: http://bit.ly/YfT4QU
@angelaackerman

Crafting a Strong Beginning With a Young Narrator: http://bit.ly/UFNMcQ @janice_hardy

The 10 best Jane Austen characters – in pictures: http://bit.ly/YfT8QE @guardianbooks

Great Scene: “Citizen Kane”: http://bit.ly/UFO2Zx
@gointothestory

13 Ways To Kickstart Your Writing in 2013: http://bit.ly/YfTp6e
@ajackwriting

Writing is Pain, Learn to Take a Hit: http://bit.ly/UFOpDn
@kristenlamb

Data tracking and book recommendations: http://bit.ly/10RRQvT @Porter_Anderson @jwikert

‘Legitimacy’ and Traditional
Publishers: http://bit.ly/10SEM9s
@Porter_Anderson @jennienash

 

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.

6 Comments

  1. Jemi FraserJanuary 27, 2013

    I’m considering using an outline for the 1st time, so I’m off to check out the plotting one! :)

  2. Margot KinbergJanuary 27, 2013

    Elizabeth – Yay! Another session of Writing 101 :-). Thanks as ever for these great links. I love that post about letting characters be wrong – something to think about…

  3. Clarissa DraperJanuary 27, 2013

    Thank you so much!

  4. Alex J. CavanaughJanuary 27, 2013

    Discover my hidden book – I need that!

  5. Elizabeth Spann Craig/Riley AdamsJanuary 28, 2013

    Thanks so much for coming by, y’all. :)

  6. Julie MusilJanuary 28, 2013

    Always so much great information. Thank you!

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