Twitterific Writing Links

August 9, 2015 / Twitterific / 4 COMMENTS


by Elizabeth S. Craig, @elizabethscraig

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3 Steps To Developing A Solid Author Brand: http://ow.ly/Qx1aA @NikkiWoods

Create a Plot in 3 Easy Questions:  http://ow.ly/QwZlP  by Rebekah Lee

What YouTube Can Do for Writers:  http://ow.ly/Qx1pM by Teymour Shahabi @pubperspectives

11 Steps to Turn Your Plot Bunny into a Full-Fledged Novel: http://ow.ly/Qzj7i @shesnovel

The Passion to Teach, the Courage to Write:  http://ow.ly/QzhNB @LindsayDetwiler @womenwriters               

3 Rules on Writing About Your Family:  http://ow.ly/QziVG @hollyedexter

Envision Your Author Success with a Vision Board:  http://ow.ly/QziIj @wherewriterswin

Completing a Novel: A Look At Various Writing Methods:  http://ow.ly/QzhZ4 @Margo_L_Dill

Dear writer with countless half-finished stories:  http://ow.ly/Qzint by Jim Woods

Be Well, Write Well: Do A Character Study on Yourself:  http://ow.ly/QwYHJ @sowulwords @DIYMFA

How to be a Better Writer: Get a Running Partner:  http://ow.ly/QwZep @ErinMFeldman

Amazon’s top 10 best-selling Kindle authors: http://ow.ly/Qx1hW @Telegraph

Who Is Your Audience in Writing?  http://ow.ly/QwZ7o @McgannKellie

7 Writing Rules For Fiction:  http://ow.ly/QwYtj  @winellroad

How to Use Subplots:  http://ow.ly/QwYQM @Savage_Woman

Misspelled and Misused Foreign Phrases:  http://ow.ly/QwZ2b  @Jen_328

Can a Virtuous Character Be Interesting?  http://ow.ly/Qx0Hr @nytimesbooks by Thomas Mallon and @alicegregory

How to Find Your Novel’s Path: http://ow.ly/QwYXu @kelsieengen

10 Tips for Writing Fight Scenes:  http://ow.ly/Quba2 @robinrwrites

4 Tips to Craft a Killer Novella:  http://ow.ly/Qu9Yi by E. M. Denning

5 Tips To Deal With Internet Trolls and Bullies:  http://ow.ly/Qufo1  @_LexiScott

4 Ways to Fail as a Writer (And One Way to Succeed):  http://ow.ly/Qu8D7 @hodgeswriter

Quick Writing Fix: Improving the Flow:  http://ow.ly/Quas9 @lindasclare

From the Notebook of a Spying Writer:  http://ow.ly/Qu8yA @wordsxo

The Practice of Success:  http://ow.ly/QudGg @sarahrcallender

The Terrifying Benefits of Public Speaking for Writers:  http://ow.ly/Qudn5 @MaryVeeWriter

Can digital community support writing, really? #FutureChat 11a ET/4p BST (now) @Porter_Anderson

Keeping Informed Through Podcasts:  http://ow.ly/QC5Kj

How to Go Viral on Tumblr: 5 Steps:  http://ow.ly/Qu8Ms @BookshelfOfDoom

Can digital community support writing, really?   http://ow.ly/QC5TG @Porter_Anderson @LASbauer

How To Avoid “Episodic” Writing:  http://ow.ly/QuaBi @patverducci

Tighten Your Scenes: http://ow.ly/QuaKm  @patverducci

Avoid implementing our culture on our historical/fantasy novel:  http://ow.ly/Qua8V from You’re All Write” tumblr”

Emotional Wounds Thesaurus: Making a Very Public Mistake:  http://ow.ly/QrkXP @beccapuglisi

Platform Building for Beginners: Where to Start? http://ow.ly/QrlVi @ava_jae

Using Scrivener Collections to Organize Your Novel Project:  http://ow.ly/QrlFh @shesnovel

‘The Elements’ Of Good Book Apps:  http://ow.ly/Qzfs4 @Porter_Anderson @TheodoreGray

How to Avoid the Novel Slump:  http://ow.ly/Qrlsj @AJHumpage

You Can’t Please All Readers:  http://ow.ly/QrcZ5 @noveleditor

5 Ways In Which Sketching Inspires Writing:  http://ow.ly/Qrm8K @rsmollisonread

How To Write A Great First Scene:  http://ow.ly/QrlZL @StephMorrill

“Wasting Time” on a Practice Novel:  http://ow.ly/Qrd24 @noveleditor

Online Anger Among Crusading Writers: “Why Wasn’t I Consulted?”:  http://ow.ly/Qzfgd @Porter_Anderson @ThoughtCatalog

Getting Your Book Ready For Discovery: http://ow.ly/Qrm5h  @amcbooks

How to Nail Your Novel Pacing: http://ow.ly/Qrly1 @shesnovel

Cover Design: Book Covers Need to Grab Your Reader’s Interest:  http://ow.ly/Qrd6R by Sue Bradford Edwards

What is Your Character’s Fatal Flaw?  http://ow.ly/Qrl3U @KelsieEngen

5 Step Recipe to Create Your Protagonist’s Inner Circle: http://ow.ly/QrlJB @sacha_black

How to Punctuate Dialogue:  http://ow.ly/QqUnu @noveleditor

Do readers fall in love with your voice?  http://ow.ly/QqTRH @CalebPirtle

10 Things Best Sellers Don’t Do:  http://ow.ly/QqUVF @AmyMilesBooks

The Writer’s Delusion and Telling it Slant:  http://ow.ly/QqTAw by  Charity Singleton Craig @EDayPoems

What 1 Writer Learned Sending Her Novel Out Under a Male Name:  http://ow.ly/QwZMM @passivevoiceblg @clnichols6

What is Your Character’s Internal Struggle? http://ow.ly/QqUae  @Margo_L_Dill

Hiring a Freelance Editor:  http://ow.ly/QqU32 @c_vandenhende

Ebooks and the ‘2nd Disruptive Wave’ of Publishing:  http://ow.ly/QqUH7 @Porter_Anderson @PhilipDSJones

Balancing Dialogue and Description in Your Story:  http://ow.ly/QqUhg @RidethePen @JaneFriedman

7 Reasons Why a Writer Needs Heroes:  http://ow.ly/QqT5y @colleen_m_story

9 Ways To Ensure An Unforgettable Read:  http://ow.ly/QqUwJ @writers_write

21 Proofreading and Editing Tips for Writers:  http://ow.ly/QqSZx @WritingForward

5 Ways to Improve Your Writing’s Flow: http://ow.ly/QqSS0 @mrJRPatterson @thePenleak

Pros and Cons of Using a Pen Name:  http://ow.ly/QotHm @mariamurnane

Making Monsters:  http://ow.ly/QotPC by Naomi Richards @GothImagination

Using lists when writing:  http://ow.ly/Qotny @rodriguez_linda

The Pronoun Predicament:  http://ow.ly/QotEW by Annie Tucker @shewritesdotcom

What to Do When You Start Doubting You’ll Finish:  http://ow.ly/QuaUF @patverducci

When Friends and Family Read Your Book: Survival Tips:  http://ow.ly/QotyI @KateBrauning

Tips for Expressing Thoughts:  http://ow.ly/Qu99X  @RMNSediting

Character Development & Movement In Fiction:  http://ow.ly/QotqY  @tennessee_love

Mysteries Don’t Need Murders:  http://ow.ly/Qou2f @GerrieFerris

Give Wattpad Another Try:  http://ow.ly/QotV8 @RonEstrada

Contractions List: When To Use and When To Avoid:  http://ow.ly/QotpO @joebunting

Pros & Cons of Collaboration:  http://ow.ly/Qotww @ChristaDesir

Conferences: Advancing Your #Writing Career:  http://ow.ly/QotZj  @robincaroll

Diversity in Children’s Books Is Hard to Find —But Important:  http://ow.ly/Qotku @whet

Powerful Dialogue: Shorter Is Often Sweeter:  http://ow.ly/QnWGd @AnnetteLyon

7 ways to promote your book while watching TV:  http://ow.ly/QnX1h @sandrabeckwith

The Importance of Crediting Book Illustrators’ Work: http://ow.ly/QqNxf  @Jabberworks @Porter_Anderson

How to Personify the 7 Deadly Sins:  http://ow.ly/QnWKn by David Mesick @mythcreants

Why Your Non-Disclosure Agreement Is Probably a Bad Idea:  http://ow.ly/QnWTZ @JaneFriedman

5 Ways to Improve Your Email Newsletter Performance:  http://ow.ly/QnWUR @JaneFriedman

Multiple Points of View: Good or Bad? http://ow.ly/QnWMu by Melinda Brasher

Do you write to write? Or write to sell?  http://ow.ly/QnWW6 @OrlyKonigLopez

Authors Guild Calls For Time-Limited Contracts:  http://ow.ly/QqNgV @Porter_Anderson @ThoughtCatalog

Writing a Short Story vs a Novel:  http://ow.ly/QnWIW by Chris Winkle @mythcreants

4 ways to revive a stale book:  http://ow.ly/QnX0n @bookgal

Writing in the First Person: Pros and Cons:  http://ow.ly/QnX4L @DebbieYoungBN

How to Blog to Readers:  http://ow.ly/QnX3e @AtulyaKBingham

Interesting but apathetic characters in crime fiction: http://ow.ly/Qq4Ic @mkinberg

5 Tips To Becoming A More Conversational Writer:  http://ow.ly/QnWYi @RogerDColby

3 Step Method to Finding and Fixing Plot Holes: http://ow.ly/QnWZf @RogerDColby

How trials are more like plot-driven movies than character-driven novels:  http://ow.ly/QnhcJ by Philip N. Meyer

6 Magic Phrases to Sell More Books:  http://ow.ly/QngLP @WhereWritersWin @sandrabeckwith

Thrillerfest: Industry Experts on Platforming:  http://ow.ly/QngEP @EmilyWenstrom @DIYMFA

What a Synopsis is Not:  http://ow.ly/QnhfG by Michael Kim

Kill Characters with Purpose:  http://ow.ly/QngH9 @artofstoriesAB

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  1. As always, Elizabeth, a terrific set of links, for which thanks. I’ve always believed it’s possible to write a great mystery without a murder, so I’ll have to check that one out. But honestly, they all look useful. :-)

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