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Quick Link: 5 Pieces of Bad Advice Literary Fiction Writers Get About Publishing
Quick links, bringing you great articles on writing from all over the web. Everyone wants to give you advice, including all the posts here. : ) But there is some advice you just shouldn’t listen to. Mike Sahno at Anne R. Allen’s Blog lists some advice that most writers will receive at least once in […]
Quick Link: The Differences Between a Crime Novel, Mystery Novel and Thriller Novel
Quick links, bringing you great articles on writing from all over the web. There are so many new genres and subgenres that sometimes it is difficult to figure out where is the best place to put your book! If you were ever confused about the difference between a crime novel, thriller, and mystery novel check […]
Quick Link: 5 Essentials to Establish Before You Start Plotting (or Writing)
Quick links, bringing you great articles on writing from all over the web. At Writability, wordsmith Ava Jae has some basic things you might want to think about before you start your next story. For a pantser like me, this is pretty much what I start with, lol. ~ * ~ 5 Essentials to Establish […]
Quick Link: What’s the Story on Backstory?
Quick links, bringing you great articles on writing from all over the web. Writing styles change and trend. For a quick look on how to finesse utilizing backstory to give your writing a current flair check out the article from Rachelle Gardner at Books & Such. ~ * ~ What’s the Story on Backstory? Blogger: […]
Quick Link: Yes, You Can Publish a Book (Here’s How)
Quick links, bringing you great articles on writing from all over the web. Still thinking of publishing your book? Why not go for it! What are you waiting for? Over at Goins, Writer, owner Jeff Goins has what you need to get started. ~ * ~ Yes, You Can Publish a Book (Here’s How) by […]
Quick Link: Most Common Writing Mistakes, Pt. 57: Dead-End Relationships
Quick links, bringing you great articles on writing from all over the web. Relationships in a story are a complicated thing. You want to have enough supporting characters to give the story depth, but where is the line of having too much? At Writer’s Helping Writers, the wonderful K.M. Weiland helps you work your story relationships […]
Quick Link: Impostor Syndrome: What Is It And How Can Writers Overcome It?
Quick links, bringing you great articles on writing from all over the web. Have you ever felt doubt about being a writer? Like you write but you are not a “real” writer? Congratulations, you have imposter syndrome and it is a common thing. Claire Bradshaw from Writer’s Edit knows what it is like, and has […]
Quick Link: What a Sensitivity Reader Is (and Isn’t) and How to Hire One
Quick links, bringing you great articles on writing from all over the web. Do you know what a Sensitivity Reader is? I didn’t until I read the post by Natalia Sylvester at Writer UnBoxed. With all the costs associated with publishing, it is hard to justify another. But unless you are like me and write […]
Quick Links: Self-Publishing Success Stories: How I Do It – with John Nicholl
Quick links, bringing you great articles on writing from all over the web. Another success story in the world of self-publishing! Check out the interview with the bestselling author of three dark psychological thrillers, John Nicholl at the Alliance Of Independent Authors. ~ * ~ Self-Publishing Success Stories: How I Do It – with John […]
Quick Link: The blank page – conquering your fears. And a couple of writing prompts
Quick links, bringing you great articles on writing from all over the web. Sometimes the hardest thing to do is to start. Roz Morris at Nail Your Novel understands and has kind words to help you overcome. ~ * ~ The blank page – conquering your fears. And a couple of writing prompts By Roz Morris […]