by Elizabeth S. Craig, @elizabethscraig
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Hope everyone has a good Thanksgiving. I’m going to take this week off from blogging and will be back here a week from today with another Twitterific.
- Sharjah Concludes Physical Book Fair Reporting 382,000 Attendees: @Porter_Anderson @pubperspectives
- The UK’s Women Poets’ Prize Names Its 2020 Winners: @Porter_Anderson @FoundationSwift @warda_ahy @NatBolderston @agdietzman @pubperspectives
- Bologna Children’s Book Fair Joins London Book Fair in Moving to June: @Porter_Anderson @pubperspectives
- Italy’s ‘Why I Read’ Campaign Flies Again This Year: @Porter_Anderson @pubperspectives
- Yu, Yu, Payne, Callender, and Choi Win 2020 US National Book Awards: @Porter_Anderson @nationalbook @pubperspectives
- Douglas Stuart Wins the 2020 Booker Prize for ‘Shuggie Bain’: @Porter_Anderson @Doug_D_Stuart @TheBookerPrizes
- Finding Your Writing Spark: @WinnySharpe @NaNoWriMo
- 5 Idea Engine Kickstarts – Just to Get You Writing: @AliceOrrBooks
- Mysteries That Set the Mood for Fall: by Tehra Peace @BooksThatThrill
- Great Graphic Novels to Get You Back Into Reading: @Tabatha_Writes @ScifiandScary
- Mysteries that Address Controversial Issues: @MargotKinberg
- So you’ve watched all the TV there is. Now what should you read? @bookmarksreads @lithub
- A Look at Timelines in Mysteries: @MargotKinberg
- Five Retellings of “Rumpelstiltskin” — A Very Odd Story, Indeed: by Rachel Ayers @tordotcom
- 10 Books That Feel Like Going to a Bar: @_preetysidhu @ElectricLit
- Keeping Your Writing Momentum Going: @annehawkinson @FloridaWriters1
- Storyville: Writing in a Time of Chaos: @richardgthomas3 @LitReactor
- Can I Really Write a Book? What Happens When You Decide the Answer is “Yes”?: by Jeanette the Writer @DIYMFA
- I’m a Writer but I Hate Actually Writing. What’s Wrong with Me? @losapala
- When Writers Help Others for Free, It Takes Away from Their Creative Time: @swetavikram @WomenWriters
- Fun With Bloopers: @jamesscottbell @killzoneauthors
- 3 Ways to Counteract Self-Sabotage: @LiveWriteThrive
- For Writing Instructors: 3 Ways for Students to Find Joy and Keep Writing: @mrodz308
- Maintaining Writing Motivation…Even in COVID Times: @ConnieBDowell
- Am I a good enough writer to keep doing this? @MathinaCalliope @JaneFriedman
- Miscalculating your fears: @NathanBransford
- Don’t Hold Out for Publishing to Make You Feel Seen. Here’s Another Goal Instead: @manzanitafire @JaneFriedman
- “Escapism – Why I write it”: by C.S. Boyack @StoryEmpire
- 10 Published Authors Share Their Best Writing Advice: @WomenWriters
- A Psychologist Models Self-Therapy Through Writing: by Nancy Farber Kent @WomenWriters
- Tips to Organize Your Life for Writing: @TimSuddeth @EdieMelson
- The 4 Pillars Of Romance: by Oliver Fox @Writers_Write
- Tips on Writing Class-Difference Romance: @writingandsuch
- Facebook Hackers Targeting Author Pages: What You Need to Know: @jessicastrawser @CareerAuthors
- Time to Update Your Social Media Strategy: @EdieMelson
- Is Twitch the Next Untapped Platform for Authors? @AmongTheZombies @LitReactor
- The publishing industry’s perennially conflicted viewpoints on Amazon: @rcharkin @pubperspectives
- Minimize the Obstacles to Publication: @RachelleGardner
- New Insights Emerge Into Bidders for Simon & Schuster: @Porter_Anderson @pubperspectives
- D2D Announces Payment Splitting for Collaborative Projects: @Draft2Digital
- HarperCollins Christian Publishing Partners With Urban Ministries: @Porter_Anderson @pubperspectives
- Rights Roundup: It Is Good To Be Finland’s Max Seeck: @Porter_Anderson @MaxSeeck @pubperspectives
- University of Johannesburg Joins ProQuest’s Publishing Program: @Porter_Anderson @pubperspectives
- Japanese Consortium and Elsevier Announce an Open Access Proposal: @Porter_Anderson @pubperspectives
- International Insights: Wattpad: @thenewpubstd @IndieAuthorALLI
- Industry Notes: PRH UK and India: Tom Weldon at FutureBook: @Porter_Anderson @pubperspectives
- Translation Rights: Italy Has 238 Books Going into 40 Languages: @Porter_Anderson @pubperspectives
- How to Publish with KDP: @harmony_kent @StoryEmpire
- How to Leave Traditional Publishing, Go Indie, and Not Regret It: @KurtDinan @CareerAuthors
- Self-Publishing Without the Stigma: @helpfulsnowman @LitReactor
- Guide the reader when you change settings (page critique): @NathanBransford
- A Closer Look at a YA Fantasy First Page: by Maria D’Marco
- Yes, Male Writers CAN Write Fantastic Female Characters: @Bang2write
- 6 Creative Writing Exercises for Rich Character: @nownovel
- Writing Techniques: Fight Scenes and Clarity: from How to Fight Write
- Conflict Thesaurus Entry: The Death of a Pet: @beccapuglisi
- Forget Genre, Find the Emotional Core of Your Story First: by Mckenzie Cassidy @FloridaWriters1
- Dealing with Unconnected Story Elements: by Chris Winkle @mythcreants
- The Link Between Your Story’s Hook and Resolution: @KMWeiland
- How Storytellers Use Math (Without Scaring People Away): @dan_rockmore @lithub
- The Devil is in the Details: @janetlaneauthor @RMFWriters
- Profanity in Literature: @SarahZSleeper @WriterUnboxed
- 2 Rules for Telling an Attention-Grabbing Story: @free2Bfearless @EdieMelson
- Ensure vs. Insure: How to Use These Terms Correctly: @BryanJCollins
- Mixed Up Words that Make it Through Spell-Check: @authorterryo @killzoneauthors
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Another helpful list, Elizabeth. Thank you. I always enjoy going through the collection. 😊
Thanks for coming by, Gwen, and hope you have a happy week!
Enjoy your Thanksgiving!
Thanks, Alex! The same to you. :)
I always love seeing all the useful posts out there. Thanks so much for sharing them with us.
Hope you find something useful, Natalie!
Great sources of information, Elizabeth. As a member of Story Empire, I am happy to see C.S. Boyack and Harmony Kent’s articles listed here.
Thanks to you and Story Empire for being a resource for writers!
Thank you for including me and Story Empire this week.
Great post, CS!
As always, Elizabeth, these links are terrific! I’m drawn to the one about helping other writers for free. That’s such a dilemma for me, actually. What is the balance between being helpful, and a generous member of the community, and draining myself too much? It’s not an easy question to ask, but it’s one we all need to consider. Thanks for reminding us of it.
Our time is definitely valuable! It’s good to be helpful, but we don’t want to always put ourselves in the situation of always saying “yes” to help. :) Hope you have a great week!
Thanks so much for sharing these great links and resources, Elizabeth :)
Thanks for coming by, Harmony! Hope you have a happy week.