Twitterific Writing Links

February 19, 2017 / Twitterific, Uncategorized / 6 COMMENTS


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by Elizabeth S. Craig, @elizabethscraig

A weekly roundup of the best writing links from around the web.

Twitterific writing links are fed into the Writer’s Knowledge Base search engine (developed by writer and software engineer Mike Fleming) which has over 39,000 free articles on writing related topics. It’s the search engine for writers.

Conferences and Events / Miscellaneous

Creativity and Inspiration / Goal setting

Creativity and Inspiration / Inspiration

Creativity and Inspiration / Inspiration / Quotes

Creativity and Inspiration / Inspiration / Reading as Writers

Creativity and Inspiration / Productivity / Fitting in Writing

Creativity and Inspiration / Productivity / Writer’s Block

Creativity and Inspiration / Productivity / Writing Quickly

Creativity and Inspiration / Writing Life

Genres / Fantasy

Genres / Memoir

Genres / Mystery

Genres / Non-Fiction

Genres / Poetry

Genres / Romance

Genres / Short Stories

Promo / Blogging

Promo / Book Descriptions and Copywriting

Promo / Book Reviews

Promo / Miscellaneous

Promo / Platforms

Promo / Social Media Tips

Publishing / Miscellaneous

Publishing / News / Amazon

Publishing / News / International Publishing

Publishing / Options / Traditional Publishing / Pitches

Publishing / Process / Book Design

Writing Craft / Beginnings

Writing Craft / Characters / Development

Writing Craft / Common Mistakes

Writing Craft / Diversity

Writing Craft / Endings

Writing Craft / Lessons from Books and Film

Writing Craft / Miscellaneous

Writing Craft / Pre-Writing / Plotting

Writing Craft / Punctuation and Grammar

Writing Craft / Revision

Writing Craft / Revisions / Critiques

Writing Craft / Tension

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  1. Thanks, as ever, for the links, Elizabeth. I really like the creativity links this time. It’s always good to have ideas for how to keep going through creativity blocks, and how to keep the ‘juice flowing.’

  2. Authors should never pay for a booth at Book Expo. The ones under $3000 are in the red-headed step-child section – no one will find them. Plus publishers are expected to give away a lot of books, so it will cost even more. Even for small publishers, it’s not worth it.

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