Write a review like a teacher grades an essay, reposted from @PHrbacek
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Finding the right profile picture for your site, reposted from @PHrbacek
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Taking Submissions for Box Set Inclusion, repost from @eBookBuilders
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Plugging Plot Holes by @Michelle4Laughs #repost
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What is the Future of Bookstores? 25 Influential Authors Weigh In, via @CarmenConnects
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Writing Filters to Use: The Big Picture Filters by @Awesome_Dawn
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Authors — QUIT Doing This! #PubTip #EBBA (syndicated from @EBookBuilders)
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Focusing on Content Editing, syndicated from @SusaanLeighNoble
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Do you always start with the 1st book in a series? syndicated from @AstronomiconSF
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The difference between fantasy and science fiction, syndicated from @nownovel
The following is syndicated from nownovel.com and is posted here with permission. Articulating the difference between fantasy and science fiction can become surprisingly contentious as anyone who has witnessed furious debates about which books can enter science fiction awards can testify. However, there are a few key differences in the genres that can help us to separate one type of book from the other.
Preliminary results from researcing the top 100 New Adult novels, syndicated from @kiazishiru
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(Short) Guide to writing and self publishing/indie publishing, syndicated from @kiazishiru
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Answers to 8 Questions Writers Should Ask, syndicated from @stephonavich
The following is syndicated from trollriverpub.com and is posted here with permission. I read a post from Roxane Gay and thought...I want to answer these questions for my own sake. So here are questions in black (from Roxane) and answers in green (from me~Stephanie McKibben, Head Troll of Troll River Publications): 1. “ Are you a good literary citizen?” According to Roxane, literary citizenship is “the importance of remembering that no one is alone in the writing world. Conduct yourself as such.”
6 Valuable Lessons I Learned Between Book #1 & #2, syndicated from @mollygreene
The following is syndicated from molly-greene.com and is posted here with permission. I recently launched my second mystery-thriller-romantic suspense novel, Rapunzel . A lot of time passed between book #1 and book #2, and although I sweated the gap that produced no significant fiction writing, in hindsight I’m glad it worked out the way it did. It’s been quite a ride. I’ve learned an enormous amount during the past three years. I started this self-publishing journey by joining Twitter early in 2011, then started my blog, then published my debut novel, Mark of the Loon , in June, 2012. I could write volumes about what I learned between book launches, but I’ve honed it down to these six points. Here’s what changed for me:
When is a story not really a story, and who cares anyway? Syndicated from @mainelarrycrane
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Writers Write, syndicated from @ToscaSac
The following is syndicated from toscasac.blogspot.com and is posted here with permission. Writers write. We write because we like it. We write because we have something to say. We write to express beauty, pain, fear, anxiety, frustration, confusion, emotion.
As Jargon Goes — So Goes Cred. Say What? Syndicated from @mainelarrycrane
The following is syndicated from Larry Crane and is posted here with permission. David Carr and AO Scott used to do a series of trenchant videos at the NY Times. They called the series The Sweet Spot. Back on July 19, 2013 the subject was jargon. In the video Scott reads from a Carr tech article: “You can’t scale your way out of a paradym shift.” Come again?
Can you get out of the way and let the story tell itself? Syndicated from @stephenwoodfin
Cover links to Amazon.com The following is syndicated from venturegalleries.com and is posted here with permission. The other day at a meeting a lady approached me to discuss my latest book, The Compost Pile. I knew she had read all my books. You gotta love someone like that. But because I knew she had read my books, I also knew that she was about to tell me how she felt about the last one. “It’s your best book,” she said. “I read it one sitting. I couldn’t put it down.” Think about the unspoken subtext.
5 Lessons Learned from Completing #NaNoWriMo, syndicated from @growwithstacy
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I Swear, syndicated from @readaliciarenee
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