Twitterific Writing Links

November 20, 2016 / Twitterific / 9 COMMENTS

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by Elizabeth S. Craig, @elizabethscraig

A weekly roundup of the best writing links from around the web.

Twitterific writing links are fed into the Writer’s Knowledge Base search engine (developed by writer and software engineer Mike Fleming) which has over 39,000 free articles on writing related topics. It’s the search engine for writers.

Hope all of my American readers have a Happy Thanksgiving this week! I’ll be taking the week off from posting in observance of the holiday, and will be back next Sunday. 

Conferences and Events / NaNoWriMo

Creativity and Inspiration / Miscellaneous

Creativity and Inspiration / Inspiration

Creativity and Inspiration / Productivity / Fitting in Writing

Creativity and Inspiration / Productivity / Writer’s Block

Creativity and Inspiration / Productivity / Writing Quickly

Creativity and Inspiration / Writing Life

Genres / Miscellaneous

  • What is Your Novel’s Genre? Is it YA, MG, New Adult, or Adult? https://t.co/ISO9tGUyA7 @Roz_Morris for @annerallen #wkb86

Genres / Fantasy

Genres / Historical

  • The Art of Historical Fiction: Making the Past Come Alive https://t.co/PExnPOIzSu @jchiaverini @SignatureReads #wkb52

Genres / Picture Books

Genres / Romance

Genres / Screenwriting

  • A Conversation with the Screenwriter of ‘The Girl on the Train’: https://t.co/9jNDzjmAS4 by Tony Phillips @SignatureReads #wkb48

Promo / Miscellaneous

  • How Authors Can Network Effectively (Even If You Hate Networking): https://t.co/Hc1ltXnIeh @DeannaCabinian #wkb87

Promo / Ads

Promo / Book Reviews

Promo / Book Signings and Launch parties

Promo / Newsletters

Promo / Social Media Tips

Promo / Websites

Publishing / Miscellaneous

Publishing / News / International Publishing

  • Turkish Censorship; Amazon Awards Spanish-Language Fiction: https://t.co/CMe8CQ808F @Porter_Anderson @pubperspectives #wkb64

  • Young Readers in China; Young Publishers in the US: https://t.co/74kcsBwhXF @Porter_Anderson @pubperspectives #wkb64

  • The Amer. Libraries Assoc. on Adapting to the Times: https://t.co/whsMeFGL1C @rogertagholm @pubperspectives #wkb64

  • Denmark’s Bogforum Book Fair: Bringing Readers, Authors and Publishers Together: https://t.co/vRH6mGNPTK @MarieBilde #wkb64

Publishing / Options / Self-Publishing

Publishing / Process / Author Assistants

Publishing / Process / Book Design

Publishing / Process / Legalities

  • Rights of Writers: Can I Use a Photograph of Scarlett Johansson on the Cover of My E-Book? https://t.co/dRRA61gTlB @RightsofWriters #wkb5c

Publishing / Process / Self-Publishing

  • Taking The Next Step. Lessons Learned by @thecreativepenn from The Coast Masterclass 2016: https://t.co/AS8RT9OfeT #wkb5f

Publishing / Process / Translation

  • H.M. Naqvi on the Complexities of Translating Urdu: https://t.co/fbOvdwE8HE @DennisAbrams2 @pubperspectives #wkb5b

Writing Craft / Miscellaneous

Writing Craft / Characters / Development

  • Top 10 Things To Give Your Characters That Will Make Them More Vivid: https://t.co/6TN98D6nkp @10MinNovelists #wkb1

Writing Craft / Characters / Protagonists

Writing Craft / Common Mistakes

  • What Is “Head-Hopping” In Writing, and Why Shouldn’t You Do It? https://t.co/2aJtfgtVDJ @BrynDonovan #wkb11

Writing Craft / Lessons from Books and Film

  • Writing and the Creative Life: John Cleese on Boundaries of Space, Boundaries of Time: https://t.co/mOeM8YzVpb @GoIntoTheStory #wkb14

  • 3 Lessons ‘Supernatural’ Taught me about Writing Authentic Characters: https://t.co/hh1tHTD2RK @JoEberhardt #wkb14

Writing Craft / Literary Devices

Writing Craft / POV

  • 3rd Person Omniscient vs 3rd Person Limited: https://t.co/PM68569495 @ReedsyHQ @KristenStieffel and Rebecca Heyman #wkb10

Writing Craft / Pre-Writing / Plotting

  • Building a Believable Chain of Events in Your Novel: https://t.co/2uWMhlJQjD @readstevenjames for @JaneFriedman #wkb20

Writing Craft / Pre-Writing / Story Concept

Writing Craft / Punctuation and Grammar

Writing Craft / Revision

Writing Craft / Revisions / Critiques

Writing Craft / Scenes / Conflict

Writing Craft / Tension

Writing Craft / Voice

Writing Tools / Miscellaneous

  • Mike Fleming of @Hiveword unveils new feature for the WKB search engine for writers: https://t.co/phwXFPqBvI #wkb8a

Writing Tools / Services for Writers

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  1. Thanks, as ever, for these links, Elizabeth. And I really do love the way they’re all sorted by topic. Makes it so easy to find what you’re looking for – and there’s a lot to love here! Have a safe and wonderful Thanksgiving holiday!

  3. Hi Elizabeth, I’m a fan of your helpful blog and Twitterific. I love the breakdown into topics. So helpful. Thanks for all the work you do to make my writing life so much better.
    Wishing you all the best in your writing projects!

  4. Apparently I’m the only one who finds the new format incredibly difficult to scan. I used to be able to slide my eyes down the matching formats of the posts and pick out what I’m interested in. Now the outdented headings break the flow and I have to slow down and read every line.

      1. I believe it would, though you certainly shouldn’t break the format for everyone else. I don’t know whether that helps others a lot, or if it’s simply the presence of any headings at all.

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