Twitterific

by Elizabeth S. Craig,
@elizabethscraig

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

The links are fed into the Writer’sKnowledge Base
search engine (developed by writer and software engineer Mike Fleming) which
has over 19,000 free articles on writing-related topics. It’s the search engine
for writers.

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Try “My WKB”–a way for you to list and sort articles,
view your read articles, and see your search history. Read more about it here:
http://bit.ly/S9thqS.
The free My WKB page is here:
http://bit.ly/PV8Ueb. And check out Hiveword to
help you organize your story.

Making Money From indie Publishing: A
Guide For the Hopeful, the Optimistic and the Doomed: http://bit.ly/12GlIKO @sarahahoyt

Self-Pub or Traditional Pub? Which is the
Right First Step for You? http://bit.ly/WHFHoc
@annerallen

Questions You Should Ask Yourself Before
You Write a Scene: http://bit.ly/12GlQtG
@storyfix

Smashwords & Libraries: Precedent & Product: http://bit.ly/TNxYW8
@Porter_Anderson @markcoker @naypinya
How to ignore an editor’s suggestions and
still fix your novel: http://bit.ly/WHFP7c
@dirtywhitecandy

3 things which are NOT signs you should
give up on your messy first draft: http://bit.ly/12Gml7c
@YAHighway

Making a Quiet Opening Work: http://bit.ly/WHG81D @janice_hardy

The Dark Art Of Critiquing: What Makes A
Story Good? http://bit.ly/12Gmrvu
@woodwardkaren

7 Ways Twitter is a Writer’s Endless
Holiday Party: http://bit.ly/WHGbus
@NinaBadzin

Bring Out the Emotion in Your Characters:
http://bit.ly/12GmM1c

Reference Books for Writers &
Editors: http://bit.ly/WHGpl6 @noveleditor

What to Do When You Fall Back Into Your
Old, Less Productive Ways: http://bit.ly/WHNceC
@RealLifeE

The Likable Unlikable Character: http://bit.ly/12GuOqM @noveleditor

Story Crisis and Climax: http://bit.ly/RKOMPk @SHalvatzis

Copywriting And Making Money As A Writer:
http://bit.ly/WHNoux @MindyMcHorse

How to Create Foundation Posts for Your
Blog: http://bit.ly/12Gva0N @jfbookman

Tips for finding an agent: http://bit.ly/WHNtyf @rachellegardner

Self pub tips from @GuyKawasaki: http://bit.ly/12GvvjQ @LauraPepWu

Freelance Editing: How to Hire an Editor
for Your Book or Query Letter: http://bit.ly/12Gw6SK
@ChuckSambuchino

3 Ways to Support Your Fiction Habit
While Working Towards That Big Contract: http://bit.ly/WHOeaI
@novelrocket

Formulating a Clear Vision for Your
Writing Career: http://bit.ly/WHOfLM
@livewritethrive

How Readers Discovered a Debut Novel: A
Case Study: http://bit.ly/VRI1Xb

Why Your Story Shouldn’t Be Too Tidy: http://bit.ly/VgLgbD @yeomanis

All about book trailers (and resources
for making your own): http://bit.ly/10ygukI
@PBRWriter

3 Steps For Creative Writers to Tell it
Slant: http://bit.ly/10ygxwR
@PatrickRwrites

8 Signs That You Were Meant to Be a
Writer: http://bit.ly/VgLG1S

3 Great Scenes, and No Weak Ones, Make a
Successful Story: http://bit.ly/10ygPUo

Back Up Your Work Twice: http://bit.ly/VgLQX9 @amiekaufman

Governments and Politics Enter Scientific
Publishing: http://bit.ly/10yhbuf
@scholarlykitchn

Is it Possible to Have Too Many Twitter
Followers? http://bit.ly/VgMcgj
@janice_hardy

101 Social Media Marketing Resources: http://bit.ly/10yhoOb @HeidiCohen

Tuning Out Your Inner Editor: http://bit.ly/UxX0bJ @kaneville

Marketing New Adult: http://bit.ly/UdH5hM @NaAlleyBlog

5 WordPress Mistakes Even Experts Can
Miss: http://bit.ly/UxXcrj @copyblogger

Are We Settling For Less Than We Intend
To? http://bit.ly/UxXXRa @VeronicaSicoe

The Myth of Simple: http://bit.ly/UdIsgk @cherylrwrites

Making a Bad Thing Look Like a Good
Thing: The Truth About Writer’s Block: http://bit.ly/UxYXF3
@Fictorians

Opening a Novel with Life or Death: http://bit.ly/UxZqqQ @4YALit

Creativity-oriented sites that inspire: http://bit.ly/UdKSvn @PaulBiedermann

Whys & Hows of Co-Writing a Novel: http://bit.ly/UxZFSJ @LauraHoward78

Ask the Agent: Options For Novellas and
More Advice on Query Etiquette: http://bit.ly/UdLeCc
@breeogden

The Theology of Screenwriting: Faith: http://bit.ly/UxZOpm @gointothestory

Writers–plan your estate. Have you
willed your intellectual property? Estate planning: http://bit.ly/UdLJw2 @passivevoiceblg
@kristinerusch

The Dark Art of Critiquing: Formulating A
Critique: http://bit.ly/UdQbLo
@woodwardkaren

The Most Common Grammar Gaffes Writers
Make (and How To Avoid Them): http://bit.ly/Uy36ZN
@GuyKawasaki

5 Dos and Don’ts for Picking an Editor: http://bit.ly/UdRGsY @susanjmorris

How Do We Handle Rejection and Keep on
Pressing? http://bit.ly/UdShuL @kristenlamb

Writing Villains: http://bit.ly/UdSnCy @curiosityquills

7 Norse Myths We Wouldn’t Have Without
Snorri: http://bit.ly/Uy4awy @tordotcom

Say Cheese! 12 Terrible Photos of
Bestselling Authors: http://bit.ly/UdSL41
@thejamminjabber

The commodity publishing model (“faster authors,
faster!”):
http://bit.ly/13l4GkQ @Porter_Anderson @JaneFriedman

10 Must Read Australian Horror Writers: http://bit.ly/Uy4pru @thisishorror

Do writers need agents? http://bit.ly/ZNwDno @deanwesleysmith

Six scientists on the most accurate
science fiction in their fields: http://bit.ly/WfDApw
@Annaleen

A roundup of posts that will help your
blog in 2013: http://bit.ly/ZOLM7X @WritingH

INDIE-ReCon – a free online conference
for self publishing: http://bit.ly/WfDYEl
@laurapauling

Villains and the Weakness of Beauty in
Romance: http://bit.ly/ZOMPoe @heroesnhearts

Does Quiet = Boring? http://bit.ly/WfEqm8 @juliemusil

Morally Murky Characters: http://bit.ly/ZON2YH @storydepth

Can Writers Reuse Their Own Work? http://bit.ly/WfEFNZ @jamigold

Ten Tips on Getting Book Blog Reviews: http://bit.ly/ZONeqQ @KarenGowen

How To Disappear From The Internet: http://bit.ly/WfEPEY @lifehackorg

Happy Little Trees: The Bob Ross Guide To
Getting Your Creative Groove On: http://bit.ly/ZOOom2
@KristinNador

Don’t Be Afraid of Theme: http://bit.ly/WfG86X @KALongshore

What it takes to be a die-hard writer: http://bit.ly/ZOOz0H @jodyhedlund

Writing male point of view: http://bit.ly/ZOOBWA @juliettewade

Ways to promote your book on Pinterest: http://bit.ly/WfGoCX @ninaamir

10 things for writers to do in 2013: http://bit.ly/ZOOSbP @KeithCronin

How to Use the Element of Surprise to
Improve Your Writing: http://bit.ly/ZOPNJp
@lkhillbooks

Smashwords & Libraries: Precedent & Product: http://bit.ly/TNxYW8
@Porter_Anderson @markcoker @naypinya

The Theology of Screenwriting: Despair: http://bit.ly/WfHrD3 @gointothestory

Ebook pricing: http://bit.ly/ZOPXR0 @goblinwriter

8 Books for Writers: http://bit.ly/WfHKxI @raimalarter

Attracting Reader Responses on Your Blog:
http://bit.ly/TCzfy7 @auntyamo

Survey shows many authors weighing the
pros and cons of self-pub: http://bit.ly/Z5ooSd
@thefuturebook @samatlounge

How to Manage Expectations: Set the Mood:
http://bit.ly/TCzw3W @cockeyed_caravan

Why are novelists turning to co-authors? http://bit.ly/Z5oRnp @passivevoiceblg

What to avoid when querying: http://bit.ly/TCzFVl @lynnettelabelle

Turning Off Your Inner Editor: http://bit.ly/Z5pKfJ @woodwardkaren

What Writers Need to Know About
Goodreads: http://bit.ly/TCAdKG @galleycat

7 Strategies Villains Use to Trick Their
Victims: http://bit.ly/S3caYu @marcykennedy

Publishing Personalities Advise on
Designing the Bookshop of the Future: http://bit.ly/Vq1O11
@pubperspectives

How to Create an Endless Stream of Blog
Post Ideas: http://bit.ly/S3csP0 @jfbookman

6 Marketing Tips for Authors: http://bit.ly/Vq2bJ9 @msheatherwebb

Why you should pitch a single book: http://bit.ly/S3cLJr @rachellegardner

The Real Lowdown on Selling with an
Agent: http://bit.ly/S3cNRB @SaraMegibow

The Power of Theme: http://bit.ly/VtTHmB @TaliaVance

Wasting Your Time Until You Sell a Book? http://bit.ly/U5U6xw

E-readers reading your reading: A serious
invasion of privacy? http://bit.ly/Wd2mpY
@alisonflood

Script To Screen: “The
Shining”: http://bit.ly/U5UX1h
@gointothestory

Why Stupid Characters Make for Stupid
Stories: http://bit.ly/Wd2JRn @kmweiland

Dealing with Online Offense–When is It OK
to Lecture Others? http://bit.ly/U5VOPu
@kristenlambtx

Tips for a 2000 word a day writing habit:
http://bit.ly/UPfFhm @lifehackorg

‘Emotive music explains the terror of the
people’ – Undercover Soundtrack: http://bit.ly/Wd32f0
@byrozmorris @lizfisherfrank

Sensual phrase list for romance writers
and writers of romantic scenes: http://bit.ly/U5WxQC
@SharlaWrites

10 Reasons Your Screenplay Sucks (and how
to fix it): http://bit.ly/UdiAD7 @medkno

A 3-point revision checklist: http://bit.ly/T9Pa7Z @annastanisz

Writing A Story? Make Sure You Have A
Concept Not Just An Idea: http://bit.ly/T9QDeC
@woodwardkaren

10 E-Newsletter Tips For Authors &
Bloggers: http://bit.ly/R8Jhs3 @mollygreene

International Writing Scams and How to
Protect Yourself: http://bit.ly/12YW2cr
@victoriastrauss

Scholastic Editors Forecast Top 10 Trends
in Children’s Books for 2013: http://bit.ly/WlnZEV
@passivevoiceblg

Writing Goals Sheet: http://bit.ly/12YWlUD @diymfa

How to Manage Viewer/Reader Expectations:
Plant the Right Questions: http://bit.ly/Wlo8rT
@cockeyed_caravan

Querying Agents: Why isn’t it Working? http://bit.ly/12YWEPk @AmericanEditing

Tips for Writing Micro-tension: http://bit.ly/Wlolvd @donaldmaass

Want Professional Ebook Covers On A
Budget? Try Ready-To-Go Options: http://bit.ly/WlowGW
@thecreativepenn

Writing Like It’s 2009: http://bit.ly/12YXfQQ @kristinerusch

How Writers Can Use Pinterest: http://bit.ly/WloL4H

Why Your Story Should Have A Theme: http://bit.ly/WloP4A @woodwardkaren

Self-care for writers: http://bit.ly/12YXvj1

Attracting
opposite-gender readers…”And What If a Man Writes Romance?”:
http://bit.ly/TRcub0
@Porter_Anderson @turndog_million

Some well-known authors’ responses to the
film adaptations of their work: http://bit.ly/Wlp3sd
@flavorpill

“People forget years and remember
moments.” http://bit.ly/12YXJGS
@gointothestory

5 Ways to Deal with Failure: http://bit.ly/TyoNsC @rachellegardner

Should you Always Show-Don’t-Tell? http://bit.ly/TJLzN7 @fictionnotes

The Hero’s Journey through the Double
Helix series: http://bit.ly/Typ12Z
@JadeKerrion

The Devil’s in the Details: http://bit.ly/Typ7rp

9 Ways to Generate Your Best Ideas: http://bit.ly/TypkLc @andyjmllr

Fan Fiction to Published Book: A Case
Study: http://bit.ly/TypSAK @stacygreen26
@jamigold

5 Tips To Determine If Your Manuscript Is
Ready To Send Out: http://bit.ly/TJN3H1
@wherewriterswin

Assume Reader Resistance: http://bit.ly/TJN7qo @mooderino

Your Optimal Creativity Time May Be the
Opposite of Your Optimal Cognitive Time: http://bit.ly/TJN91k
@lifehackorg

How To Write A Twitter Story: http://bit.ly/TJNfpY @woodwardkaren

Identifying Your Story Theme: http://bit.ly/TJNu4k @V_Rossibooks

10 Techniques for Getting Tension on
Every Page: http://bit.ly/TyqI0f
@jodyhedlund

How To Keep Your Story On Track: Chart
“Who Knows What, When”: http://bit.ly/TyqK8C
@LisaCron

The Theology of Screenwriting: Evil: http://bit.ly/TyqPcd @gointothestory

How to Manage Reader/Viewer
Expectations…And Evade the Wrong Questions: http://bit.ly/X5AJSj
@cockeyed_caravan

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

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

To be more creative, mix up your work: http://bit.ly/TAMPmV @tannerc

Manuscript Critiques—A Help or a
Hindrance? http://bit.ly/X5B5It @jfbookman
@livewritethrive

What You Write About Doesn’t Matter as
Much as You Think: http://bit.ly/TAMYGU
@jeffgoins

How to be an organized writer: http://bit.ly/X5BieT

Dialogue tips: http://bit.ly/TAN5SW

Getting Started With Dictation Software: http://bit.ly/X5BvP7 @Wizardgold

5 Tips For Building Buzz For Your Book: http://bit.ly/TANfK2 @susankayequinn

Twitter For Indie Authors: http://bit.ly/TBpbqj

Self-Publishing: It’s Not a Backup Plan: http://bit.ly/X6oODP @ava_jae

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.

5 Comments

  1. Margot KinbergJanuary 13, 2013

    Elizabeth – Such a great variety of links this week! I really need to learn more about story pitching at this point, so I’m glad you’ve included some about that.

  2. Jemi FraserJanuary 13, 2013

    Thanks! I’m off to check off the one on villains – I’m working on that right now :)

  3. Alex J. CavanaughJanuary 13, 2013

    The likeable unlikeable character – I have one of those!

  4. Clarissa DraperJanuary 13, 2013

    Reading twitteriffic is one highlight to my week. Thanks!

  5. Elizabeth Spann Craig/Riley AdamsJanuary 14, 2013

    Thanks so much, y’all! There were some great links this week, I thought. :)

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