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Twitterific Writing Links – Elizabeth Spann Craig

Twitterific Writing Links

December 5, 2021 / Twitterific / 13 COMMENTS

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by Elizabeth S. Craig, @elizabethscraig

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  3. Lots of great links as always, Elizabeth, so thanks for that. I like it that you also include links on the basics, like using commas, choosing writing style, and so on. I sometimes think we get so caught up in the story we’re writing that it’s a bit harder to remember the way we’re writing it. To me, there’s a balance between setting yourself free and just writing anything (which does prompt creativity), and tying it all up in a well-edited/revised package (which makes the story more appealing).

  5. As always, Elizabeth, you’ve provided a fabulous list of resources. Thank you for including Story Empire!

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