Twitterific Writing Links

November 23, 2014 / Twitterific / 11 COMMENTS


by Elizabeth S. Craig, @elizabethscraig

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Examples of using kernel ideas to write your book:  http://ow.ly/EqgzV @bob_mayer

The missing author mystique–authors and social media:  http://ow.ly/EGq4O @Porter_Anderson @writerunboxed  

Writing a Novel? 6 Visual Storytelling Techniques to Borrow From Film and TV http://ow.ly/EqgzZ @CSLakin

6 Ways To Let Others Do Your Book Marketing For You:  http://ow.ly/EqgA3 @SarahAllenBooks

How clichés and tropes can be useful for writers:  http://ow.ly/EqgA9 @fictionnotes

Your Author’s Photo – 7 Tips to Getting it Right http://ow.ly/EqgAd @djeanquarles

A Look at a Fantasy Query: Would You Want to See More? http://ow.ly/EqgAi @Janice_Hardy

A Simple Bedtime Routine To Get Writing The Next Day:  http://ow.ly/EqgAl @finallywriting

RT @Porter_Anderson: @Elsevier a  new #publisher in #ebook-bundling with @BitLitMedia http://ow.ly/EBu8r @TheBookseller

4 Free Writing Contests for Self-Published Authors:  http://ow.ly/Ext9o @ericaverillo

Story structure made simple:  http://ow.ly/Ext9u @storyfix

3 Ways Your Characters Could Forgive … Or Not:  http://ow.ly/Ext9x @skyefairwin

Staple characters in classic/Golden Age mysteries: http://ow.ly/Ext9E @mkinberg

Inspirational Fiction–to preach or not to preach http://ow.ly/Ext9K @territiffany1

Adult Non-Fiction Retrofitted for YA Readers:  http://ow.ly/Ext9M @pubperspectives

Bloated writing–worst offenders:  http://ow.ly/Ext9U  @Jen_328

The Secrets of Subtext:  http://ow.ly/Ext9Y @StinaLL

Writing conversations–what to keep, what to edit out:  http://ow.ly/Exta4 @JacksBlackPen

Amazon is not a robber baron:  http://ow.ly/Extaa @JAKonrath

Effective Use of Foreshadowing:  http://ow.ly/Extag @DaxMacGregor

5 tips for writing a sequel:  http://ow.ly/Extal

Blurbing–authors and fake praise:  http://ow.ly/EET0T @medium @jasonsanford

The Pomodoro Technique® for Writers:  http://ow.ly/EET0W by Sharon Arthur Moore

Persuasive Writing Checklist:  http://ow.ly/EET0Z @writers_write

A writer’s goal is to persist again and again.  http://ow.ly/EET11  @BishsBeat

Supercharge Your Writing  Using This Cinematic Technique: http://ow.ly/EET13 @writetodone

On Rejection and Renewal:  http://ow.ly/EET14 @WarrenAdler

Free Help With Graphic Design:  http://ow.ly/EEPmL

Deconstructing Micro-Tension http://ow.ly/EqgzQ  @jan_ohara @writerunboxed

How to Deflate those Inflated Phrases:  http://ow.ly/EqgzN @writers_write

#EthicalAuthor Code at #FutureChat  11aET/4pGMT (now)  http://ow.ly/ECSLC  @IndieAuthorALLi @Porter_Anderson

5 Traits to Help You Create Your Character’s Personality http://ow.ly/EqgzI  @Janice_Hardy

A breakthrough for ‘Ethical Authors’?  http://ow.ly/EENT6 @Porter_Anderson @IndieAuthorALLI

How to Transform Your Inner Critic Into an Inner Cheerleader:  http://ow.ly/EqgzD  @finallywriting

Science fiction – have we forgotten what it should be? http://ow.ly/Eqgzx @Roz_Morris

Taxis in crime fiction: http://ow.ly/EEKIo @mkinberg

BitLit partners with pubs to offer discounted ebook editions of our print library: http://ow.ly/ECPFB @Porter_Anderson @BitLitMedia

The Marketing Muscle Behind The NBA Finalist “Station Eleven”:  http://ow.ly/EAPJc @Porter_Anderson

4 Tips for Writing for the Romance Market:  http://ow.ly/EmKyn  @jessicainclan

Don’t Know Your Story’s Theme? Take a Look at Your Character’s Arc:  http://ow.ly/EmKyl @KMWeiland

Dialogue Tags: Getting Rid of Them: http://ow.ly/EmKyi @SharlaWrites

Screenwriting: 5 Reasons to Use an Online Writing Network: http://ow.ly/EmKyh @jeannevb

9 Qualities Writers Should Look for in a Co-Blogger:  http://ow.ly/EmKyf @brianaknorth

Best Films About Writers, Ranked:  http://ow.ly/EmKye @flavorwire

Help with naming characters:  http://ow.ly/EmKyc  @AlisonPotoma

Are Your Characters Talking Too Much?  http://ow.ly/EmKya  @PATRICKRWRITES

A TED talk on the art of the metaphor:  http://ow.ly/EmKy9

4 book publicity tips: http://ow.ly/EmKy8 @sandrabeckwith

The Ethical Author Code: http://ow.ly/EAOQ1 @OrnaRoss @Porter_Anderson

A Writer’s Babelcube Experience:  http://ow.ly/EmKy5  @Jason_Matthews

17 Ways To Make your Novel More Memorable:  http://ow.ly/EmKy2 @writers_write

World-Building — Planning Your Setting http://ow.ly/Eh84u

The Best Alien Characters in SF (and What Makes Them so Successful):  http://ow.ly/Eh84p @sfsignal

Tools 1 Writer Used to Improve Writing Workflow:  http://ow.ly/Eh84i  @WilliamKing9

6 Tools to Make Your Life Easier:  http://ow.ly/Eh84g  @RachelleGardner

3 Tips for Using Color Theory In Your Writing:  http://ow.ly/Eh84d @robinrwrites

Preposition Mistakes:  http://ow.ly/Eh849 @writing_tips

Secondary Characters Have a Primary Role:  http://ow.ly/Eh845 @hopeclark

5 tips for writing a romance:  http://ow.ly/Eh841 @WritersCoach

12 Reasons for Writers to Love Facebook: http://ow.ly/Eh83Y @beckyajohnson

An example showing improvement of writing flow:  http://ow.ly/Eh83X

Is Crowdsourced Editing Right for Your Book?  http://ow.ly/Eh83R @CarlaJDouglas  @byondpapr

A tactical guide to slaying your writing demons:  http://ow.ly/Eh83N @SuddenlyThurs

Tips for physical description in first person: http://ow.ly/EeIV0

Encouragement for Writers Who Don’t Know If They Should Keep Going: http://ow.ly/EeIUW @jodyhedlund

Memoir or Novel? 8 Issues to Think About Before Writing Your Own:  http://ow.ly/EeIUV @LeslieLehr1

How the Antagonist Affects Character ArcThe Story Department: http://ow.ly/EeGln @KMWeiland

Dreams vs. Goals: Give Your Writing Dreams Marching Orders:  http://ow.ly/EeIUU @kayedacus

3 Tips For a Better First Revision: http://ow.ly/EeIUR  @aeskens

When Should You Change Your Book for an Agent or Editor? http://ow.ly/EeIUO @brooke_warner

Why Writers Love Red Herrings: A Brief Guide:  http://ow.ly/EeIUI @epbure

How to Increase Your Income By Writing Short Books:  http://ow.ly/EeHIb @ninaamir

Tips for Revisiting a Shelved Manuscript:  http://ow.ly/EeIUF @LaurieTomlinson

16 Tips for Writing the Cozy Mystery:  http://ow.ly/EeIUC

How to Monetize ‘Free’:  http://ow.ly/EeIUz @bookgal

Tips for writing horror:  http://ow.ly/EqgVi  @booksthatmatter

9 Reasons Readers Get Bored:  http://ow.ly/E6KD5 @ingridsundberg

Beware the Action Beginning: http://ow.ly/E6KCS @behlerpublish

3 Ways to Build a Stronger Story:  http://ow.ly/E6KCQ @willb_sullivan

Writing Fiction? 21 (or 22) Things A 21-Year-Old Should Be Doing: http://ow.ly/Eq7wA @joshspilker

11 Novelist-Tested Ways to Defeat Writer’s Block:  http://ow.ly/E6KCM @WarrenAdler

Noncompete Clauses in Contracts – What are we agreeing to?  http://ow.ly/E6KCJ @tinagabrielle

Targeting Our Book Promo: http://ow.ly/E6KCC @CaballoFrances

How to Write a Scary Story:  http://ow.ly/E6KCz @EmilyWenstrom

Sampling: An Effective Marketing Tool:  http://ow.ly/E6KCu

Changing roles for a subplot:  http://ow.ly/E6KCq @glencstrathy

3 Ways to Know If Your YA Fiction Is Really New Adult Fiction http://ow.ly/E6KCl @fictionnotes

Tips for continuing on with #NaNoWriMo:  http://ow.ly/Eo2YB @JL_Campbell

5 things one reader wants to see in horror:  http://ow.ly/E6KD8 @Pabkins

Creating Strong Characters: Tips for Handling Challenges:  http://ow.ly/Eqc83 from Jack Smith

5 Traits of Seriously Despicable Villains:  http://ow.ly/E6KCX @SarahAllenBooks

How to Get a Platform Like a Reality Star:  http://ow.ly/E6KCO @brrbach

Indie publisher launches the EverAfter app for romance readers:  http://ow.ly/EmMgo @Porter_Anderson @scottwaxman

10 Lessons from Plot & Structure:  http://ow.ly/E3H7k @jamesscottbell

Crime Writers: Autopsy: From Crime Scene To Toe Tag:  http://ow.ly/EmKuZ @LeeLofland

The 10 strangest twists on classic horror tales:  http://ow.ly/E3FVk  @blastr

Tips for Reimagining Fairytales:  http://ow.ly/E3I9e @woodwardkaren

3 tips for crafting characters:  http://ow.ly/E3GBx @RogerDColby

4 tips for crafting a hero:  http://ow.ly/E3HdC @shalvatzis

Unusual Work Habits of Great Writers:  http://ow.ly/E3Gns @wherewriterswin

  1. Elizabeth – As ever, a very useful and fruitful session of Writing 101. I like it that there are several pieces on writer perseverance. I think that’s something that comes as a rude shock to beginning writers. You have to have tenacity and patience. Oh, and the use of color theory? Interesting!!

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