by Elizabeth S. Craig, @elizabethscraig
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- How To Clean Dirty Book Links: by Sue Coletta
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- “Your Book Deserves To Reach a Larger Audience”: by James Scott Bell
- How Writers Are Like Backyard Chickens: by Sue Coletta
- Benefits of Writing with Children: by Charles Yallowitz
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- Writing Better Character Conflicts With the 5 Conflict Management Styles: by K.M. Weiland
- The Power of Dialogue: More Than Just Spoken Words: by CS Lakin
- “Heed this advice!” she said desperately: by PJ Parrish
- Edgar Allen Poe’s Writing Tips: By B.K. Stevens
- Three-Act Analysis of The Great Gatsby: by Gabriela Pereira
- The Power of Why: By Kathleen McCleary
- Play the Long Game: By Kathryn Craft
- Memoir On a Hill: Finding the Best Way to Tell the Story of America: By Jason Mott
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- Words With No Translations: By Arlene Miller
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The first one – How to Clean Dirty Books – great title from Sue! Definitely an attention getter.
That's what I thought, too!
Hi Elizabeth – I gather 'Flesh' is an excellent read … so that's on my list – especially as it's recommended here. Cheers and thanks to the excellent LitLinks – Hilary
Thanks for coming by, Hilary! I've got Fleah on my reading list, too.
As always, Elizabeth, I'm grateful you curate these links. I always learn. Every. Time. The one I first noticed was the one about cleaning up dirty links. It's such a good idea to check our online presences at times and make sure links work, information is up-to-date, and so on. It doesn't seem like a part of being a writer, but it is!
Broken link reduction is good spring cleaning.