Twitterific Writing Links

April 26, 2015 / Twitterific, Writing Tips / 5 COMMENTS


by Elizabeth S. Craig, @elizabethscraig

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7 Keys to Building Relatable Characters:  http://ow.ly/LJu8t @MartinaABoone

How 7 Literary Authors Collaborated to Launch a Box Set: http://ow.ly/LJunC @Roz_Morris @Janefriedman

Review on Pronouns: http://ow.ly/LJu1D from Melissa Gilbert

Avoiding Melodrama in Your Story:  http://ow.ly/LJtpD @LaurieTomlinson 

Using Examples to Learn Beat Sheets: http://ow.ly/LJugM @jamigold

Query Question: ‘toss this and start over’:  http://ow.ly/LJtYX @Janet_Reid

3 Secrets to School Visit Success:  http://ow.ly/LJtOV @kirsticall

Strengthen the Foreshadowing and Reveals:  http://ow.ly/LJtti @Janice_Hardy

What Do Your Readers Know and When Do They Know It? http://ow.ly/LJucn by Dave King

7 foolproof design tips for book covers: http://ow.ly/LPgFe @creativindie

The rise of zombies as high-brow monsters:  http://ow.ly/LPg8H @albomike

Creating Responsive Characters:  http://ow.ly/LPfVM  @CarolAnneMalone

7 Tips for Writing Captivating Description: http://ow.ly/LPgdO @mrJRPatterson @thePenleak

How to keep writing when time is scarce: 6 tips: http://ow.ly/LPgMA @Roz_Morris

Where’s the Line? On Personal Sharing in Blog Posts and Online: http://ow.ly/LPgbx @amysundberg

The Power of Our Characters’ Wounds:  http://ow.ly/LPfSY @C_Herringshaw

The Truth About Memoirs: What Took You Off The Desire Line?  http://ow.ly/LPg0x  @AnthonyEhlers

When writing a novel, hit the ground running on page 1:  http://ow.ly/LPfXJ @CalebPirtle

Punctuation Tip: How to Use ‘However’ :  http://ow.ly/LPgoS  @mariamurnane

Make it Sting: How to Write Betrayal:  http://ow.ly/LPgit @susanjmorris

How To Write A Gothic Novel:  http://ow.ly/LPg21 by Esther Kim @OmniReboot

Suggestions For Publisher-Author Partnerships from @JaneFriedman http://ow.ly/LQ23I @thewritermama

Love triangle problems:  http://ow.ly/LQ5ec  from the Right Writing Blog

5 World-Building Tips for Writers of All Genres:  http://ow.ly/LQ4Qj  @SaraL_Writer

6 Old-School Rules You Should Break as a Freelance Writer:  http://ow.ly/LQ2kx @carefulcents

Rejection Doesn’t Stop:  http://ow.ly/LQ2i8 @ava_jae

A chart of the shifting sea of genres:  http://ow.ly/LQ1PE  @popchartlab

“Bad” Writing Habits:  http://ow.ly/LQ2fs  @LatifahSalom

Writing characters, not symptoms: Autism:  http://ow.ly/LQ5nw @JoeParlock

10 questions to ask a friend who just read your book:  http://ow.ly/LQ2oJ from Mordin Writes

Confessing and confiding: elevating an essay from therapy to art: http://ow.ly/LQ4jJ by Emily Fox Gordon @theamscho

Streamline the Dialogue:  http://ow.ly/LQ2cl @Janice_Hardy

How Harlequin Became the Most Famous Name in Romance:  http://ow.ly/LQ4EV @passivevoiceblg @kellyfaircloth

What’s the Emotional Value of a Word? http://ow.ly/LRV2d @parisreview @DanPiepenbring

Using Passive Voice in Creative Writing:  http://ow.ly/LRV9g @EimhWrite

Unlocking the Narrator’s Point of View:  http://ow.ly/LRW99  by Kyla Bagnall

4 ways to avoid screenplayizing your novel:  http://ow.ly/LRVDy @nathanbransford

Grappling with the Facts: Exposition:  http://ow.ly/LRVrn by Deborah Turner Harris

Essentials of Character Building:  http://ow.ly/LRVS5 @MichelleGriep

Do-It-Yourself-MBA for Writers: Insight for the Business Side of Writing:  http://ow.ly/LJuvM @carolchiao

8 Ways Writers Can Be More Reader-Friendly:  http://ow.ly/LJtvM @JodyHedlund

Trying to free up more writing time? 10 commandments of NO:  http://ow.ly/LJtzV @jaltucher

Getting It Right: Writing About Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder: http://ow.ly/LFoAu @writerology

5 Reader-Hooking Features Every Author Website Needs:  http://ow.ly/LFo7W @ChristelleWrite @shewrites

Kindle Cover Disasters:  http://ow.ly/LFmLa

A TED speaker coach shares 11 tips for right before you go on stage:  http://ow.ly/LFnTJ @tedtalks

Top 5 Ways Authors Can Use Instagram:  http://ow.ly/LFofC  @janaylampkin

5 Reasons to Write a Book Series:  http://ow.ly/LFo4T @ShelleySturgeon

Author Optimization 101: Changing Covers: http://ow.ly/LY53L @SeanPlatt

Why great novels don’t get noticed now:  http://ow.ly/LFmT6 @woodgaby @passivevoiceblg

Special Needs in Strange Worlds: Disabilities in Genre Panel from LTUE (audio) http://ow.ly/LFpdu by Sarah Chorn @sfsignal

London Book Fair: Authors, #IndieReCon And ALLi’s 3rd Anniversary:  http://ow.ly/LXvDf @Porter_Anderson @OrnaRoss

3 Keys to #writing Memoir with @LucindaSMcDowell: http://ow.ly/LFpzK @ediemelson

5 tricks to bringing emotion to life in your books: http://ow.ly/LFmGo @WriterDiaries  @vleighwrites

When Selling Books, Don’t Forget to Finish Your Swing:  http://ow.ly/LFmBD @PaulaMargulies

‘Stealing” Writing Time’ and Revisiting Your Goals: http://ow.ly/LFoiu @kayedacus

‘Women, give science fiction a chance’ : http://ow.ly/LD9DZ @JustinaRobson

Author Feuds: Infographic: http://ow.ly/LD9xk @galleycat

Different Ways to Brand Book Covers for Series:  http://ow.ly/LW6BM  @adrijusg

Meaningful Connections: The Semicolon:  http://ow.ly/LD91d  @JLeaLopez @WriteAngleBlog

6 Famous Authors Who Have Written Fanfiction:  http://ow.ly/LD95w @passivevoiceblg  @emma_a_whitford

Top 10 Elements of a Book People Want to Read: http://ow.ly/LDaUg @withpenandpaper @writersdigest

The Importance of Routines:  http://ow.ly/LD9Hz @kristinerusch

How Important is Originality? http://ow.ly/LDaRx @ava_jae

How to Create a Character Arc from Plot :  http://ow.ly/LD9LG @HeatherJacksonW

4 Reasons to Buy a Standup Desk: http://ow.ly/LDaMQ @michaelhyatt

Scrivener: The Ultimate Guide to Exporting Ebooks (Kindle, ePub, etc.): http://ow.ly/LD8OI  @NickThacker

How to Promote A Book: 3 Steps:  http://ow.ly/LDb4q  @JBennett111 @nickthacker

Organization In Writing – Drafts:  http://ow.ly/LD9lJ @rsmollisonread

Clean Up the Description and Stage Direction:  http://ow.ly/LAmz8 @Janice_Hardy

A Double Negative Is Not Always UnOK: http://ow.ly/LAmoy @writing_tips

How to Prioritize Your Creative Calling: http://ow.ly/LAn92 @ArtistThink

Aim for brevity, precision, and clarity in writing:  http://ow.ly/LAmYI @shalvatzis

Making Your Own Inspiration: A Writer’s Guide:  http://ow.ly/LAmFB @AnneGreenawalt

89+ Book Marketing Ideas:  http://ow.ly/LAmWa @authormedia

6 Suggestions for Serious Serialists: http://ow.ly/LAmhf @BeckySDoughty

Use Pinterest to Communicate with Your Cover Designer:  http://ow.ly/LR7wA @hanasu

Why are all writers paranoid?  http://ow.ly/LAnkB @CalebPirtle

Gray Areas: Sponsorship At Writers’ Conferences: http://ow.ly/LQ6K2 @Porter_Anderson

Words to Describe Hair in POC:  http://ow.ly/LAmKD by Writing With Color

How to Update an Amazon Widget:  http://ow.ly/LAmSs @authormedia

10 Issues When Self-Publishing A Children’s eBook:  http://ow.ly/LAmtw @selfpubreview

2 days of writer’s block unlocked a character’s secret:  http://ow.ly/LAm88 @Roz_Morris

Boxes of writing ideas: The Storymatic and Rory’s Story Cubes:  http://ow.ly/Lxurm @robotech_master

Smashwords and why it’s helpful for writers: http://ow.ly/LPhpB @suspense_writer @KingsRiverLife

5 Tips on Editing Another Writer’s Work:  http://ow.ly/LPgwL @BenJLancaster @thePenleak

10 Reasons for Authors to Blog:  http://ow.ly/Lxub3 @robinhoughton @annerallen

Book Titles That Sell, Productivity For Authors And Marketing For Introverts: http://ow.ly/LxC6s @thecreativepenn @timgrahl

How to turn a Complex Story into a Simple Synopsis:  http://ow.ly/LxtJi  @DrewChial

Writing with Color: Tips for Writing a Black Woman + White Man Friendship to Romance http://ow.ly/LxBN3

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  1. As always, Elizabeth, these are great links! Thank you. Lots this week about developing characters and their viewpoints. I think that’s one thing I’ve had to learn to do – go back and make my characters fuller.

  2. Oh my gosh – awesome list this week! I found two new things to do from Jodi Hedlund’s 8 Ways Writers Can Be More Reader-Friendly

    Thank you!

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