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- How to Analyze a Magazine Before Writing for It: @LindaGilden @EdieMelson
- AI and Indie Authors: Navigating Rights, Ethics, and Opportunities: A Webinar with Orna Ross and Matty Dalrymple: @indieauthoralli
- 5 Great Psychological Thrillers About Reunions and Old Secrets: by Amber and Danielle Brown @crimereads
- 10 Thrilling Books About Women on the Verge: by Holly Baxter @electriclit @electricliterature
- Coming to Terms With Climate Fiction: by Molly Templeton @reactormag @literaryreactor
- In The Spotlight: Jill Johnson’s Devil’s Breath: @margotkinberg
- Six Great Thrillers Where Bodies Are Hidden: by Barbara Gayle Austin @crimereads
- The 7 Habits of Highly Ineffective Writers: Powerful Lessons in Personal Sabotage: by Joni B. Cole @JaneFriedman
- Lessons Learned from 13 Years as an Author Entrepreneur: @thecreativepenn
- What Is The Perceived Value Of A Writer? by Lisa Norman
- How to Handle Writer Jealousy: by Kate M. Colby
- 9 Things My Canine Friends Taught Me About Blogging: @ediemelson
- Torn Between Two Projects: @jamesscottbell
- Beyond the Pages: The Legacy of Our Words: by L. A. Mitchell
- How to Trust Yourself as a Writer (Not Relying on Advice Too Much): @KMWeiland
- What learning French has to do with writing: @pubcoach
- Embracing the Power of Words: A Guide for Writers: @KHutch0767 @ediemelson
- Make Mysteries Less Complicated:
- Humdrum Settings as the Backdrop for Tense Mysteries: @margotkinberg
- When Multiple Narrators Tell the Story of a Crime: by Kelsey Rae Dimberg @crimereads
- Blog Idea Clear Out: @KMAllan_writer
- The Truth About Writing On Medium: The Surprising Pros And Cons You Can’t Ignore: @colleen_m_story
- Unlocking the magic: 10 tips for crafting irresistible children’s book freebies: by Chelsea Tornetto @sandrabeckwith
- Types of Marketing Campaigns for Authors: @KarenHWhiting @EdieMelson
- Ask the Book Doctor: What Agents and Publishers Want: by Bobbie Christmas
- Between the Lines: What Is Missing in the Diversity in Publishing Discourse: by Thomas Gebremedhin @literaryhub @lithub
- Going Beyond Those First 50 Pages: by Sarah “Sally” Hamer
- Food and Drink as Essential Elements in Fiction: @crystallyn14 @careerauthors
- Using the Enneagram to Find the YOU in Your Story With Dani Abernathy: @daniabernathyauthor @sacha_black
- 7 Tips to Writing a Story with Two Time Periods: @cwallowitz
- Showing Thoughts in a Compelling Way: @LauraDrakeBooks
- 4 Must-Ask Questions Before You Start Your Novel: @Janice_Hardy
- Should Your Novel Have a Prologue? @bang2write @WriterThesaurus
- 3 Important Reminders About Writing Heavy Characters: @bang2write
- The Ultimate Guide for Giving and Receiving Feedback: @angelaackerman
- How to Find Beta Readers and Critique Partners: @authorSAT
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Another great list.
We have an awesome guest lined up for the IWSG site tomorrow.
Looking foward to it!
Thanks, Elizabeth, for these links. As always, I've learned a lot. The one that caught my eye this time was trusting yourself as a writer. To me, it's always difficult to decide how much (if any) advice to take. That's part of why I'm very particular about who sees my work in its early stages. Even the most well-intended advice isn't always right for a particular writer or book…
Very true! We have to learn to trust ourselves and know what’s right for our plot and characters.