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.
Creativity and Inspiration / Goal setting
Creativity and Inspiration / Inspiration / Reading as Writers
Creativity and Inspiration / Productivity / Writer’s Block
Creativity and Inspiration / Productivity / Writing Quickly
Creativity and Inspiration / Success
Creativity and Inspiration / Writing Life
Creativity and Inspiration / Writing Spaces
Genres / Miscellaneous
Genres / Fantasy
Genres / Horror
Genres / Science Fiction
Promo / Miscellaneous
Promo / Ads
Promo / Blogging
Promo / Book Reviews
Promo / Book Signings and Launch parties
Promo / Social Media Tips
Promo / Websites
Publishing / Miscellaneous
Publishing / News / International Publishing
Publishing / Options / Self-Publishing
Publishing / Options / Traditional Publishing
Publishing / Options / Traditional Publishing / Pitches
Writing Craft / Miscellaneous
Writing Craft / Beginnings
Writing Craft / Characters / Antagonists
Writing Craft / Characters / Development
Writing Craft / Characters / Protagonists
Writing Craft / Dialogue
Writing Craft / Lessons from Books and Film
Writing Craft / Literary Devices
Writing Craft / Pacing
Writing Craft / Pre-Writing / Plotting
Writing Craft / Pre-Writing / Research
Writing Craft / Punctuation and Grammar
Writing Craft / Revision
Writing Craft / Revisions / Critiques
Writing Craft / Settings and Description
Writing Craft / World-Building
Writing Tools / Apps
Writing Tools / Resources
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Thanks, as ever, Elizabeth, for these great links. I like the fact that there are several this time on creativity and inspiration. It’s the time of year, I think, when people want to look for ways to inspire their writing in the new year.
Margot–It’s always good to have a little extra help in that department! Hope you have a great week/year. :)
Holy Moly! That a lot of links–and I want to read them all! I have 15 tabs open, thought I better read those before I open more. ;)
H.R.–My husband fusses at me for keeping 15 tabs open, ha! I frequently manage to crash or freeze my computer when coming up with Twitterifics. :)
Thanks for including me on your list this week! I love Twitterific. It’s like my own weekly writer’s magazine. I have a lot of tabs open today, too!
Thanks for being a resource for writers, Heather! And for coming by. :)
I knew that link about writing books through dictation would lead to Dragon Naturally Speaking. I haven’t used mine in a while, so maybe that was a subtle prompt.
Diane–I hear that they’ve had some good updates to the program, too.
Another great list!
Eliminating boring stuff – write an exciting beginning, and exciting ending, and put them as close together as possible.
Alex–Because everybody skips the boring parts!
Thanks for the links. Pacing is forever driving my nuts so I think I’ll start with that one :)
Jemi–Hope it helps!
Jemi,
Let me know how it works out–and please do ask questions if you run into trouble. Keep Writing! Linda Clare