Writing Tip: Looking/Eye Words from odysseyworkshop via Bibliophile Stalker
Are You Using Setting to Deepen Your Characters? by K.M. Weiland at Wordplay
Writers on Writing . . . I’m Flat! by Sherwood Smith at Book View Cafe
Deliberate Practice by suelder at Fire and Silk
Fake It ‘Til Ya Make It by LB Diamond at Diamond–Yup, Like the Stone
7 Things I've Learned So Far, by Robert Lewis at Guide to Literary Agents
Seeking the Magic in Fantasy Novels and Historical Clothing Patterns
Sunday, January 31, 2010
Saturday, January 30, 2010
Blog posts for writers - January 30
"My book is just like.." by Janet Reid
Rejections from The Blood-Red Pencil
YA is red hot: Tips from 3 top agents from The Book Deal
GIVEAWAY / CONTEST
The Fabulous Follower Fiesta begins.... from Market My Words
Rejections from The Blood-Red Pencil
YA is red hot: Tips from 3 top agents from The Book Deal
GIVEAWAY / CONTEST
The Fabulous Follower Fiesta begins.... from Market My Words
Friday, January 29, 2010
Blog posts for writers - January 29
Game Changer at Pub Rants - I thought #3 was quite interesting
Writing Series and Trilogies from BookEnds LLC - how to query them
The Competitive Analysis from Chip MacGregor
More on either/or (perfect mechanics or great story-- don't be either/or) from edittorrent
SELF-EDITING - A BIT LIKE WEEDING by Nicola Morgan at Help! I Need a Publisher!
Is it suspense or surprise? by Jordan McCollum
Long-term vs Short-term Protagonist Goals from Plot Whisperer for Writers and Readers
I disbelieve your lack of disbelief! from Plot to Punctuation - Show Some Character
Writers on Ice from Diamond–Yup, Like the Stone
Writing Series and Trilogies from BookEnds LLC - how to query them
The Competitive Analysis from Chip MacGregor
More on either/or (perfect mechanics or great story-- don't be either/or) from edittorrent
SELF-EDITING - A BIT LIKE WEEDING by Nicola Morgan at Help! I Need a Publisher!
Is it suspense or surprise? by Jordan McCollum
Long-term vs Short-term Protagonist Goals from Plot Whisperer for Writers and Readers
I disbelieve your lack of disbelief! from Plot to Punctuation - Show Some Character
Writers on Ice from Diamond–Yup, Like the Stone
Thursday, January 28, 2010
Blog posts for writers - January 28
Can I fire my agent mid-submission? by Noah Lukeman of Ask a Literary Agent
Tough Economic Times from BookEnds LLC - an agent's response
This is your competition: edition 3,478 (or so) from Getting Past the Gatekeeper
Etiquette – hands in lap, napkin daintily applied to corners of the mouth by Lynn Price of Behler Blog
Fun with Droste by Lynn Viehl at Paperback Writer - a cool writing technique
Flashback versus Memory from Plot Whisperer for Writers and Readers
Seven Deadly Sins for Novel Writing Sin # VI from the Bookshelf Muse - Sin #6: Dialogue Disaster
Why "Free" Sells from the Sharp Angle
SF Writers Conference from Gabrielle Edits - she'll be there!
CONTEST
The BONESHAKER buzz starts HERE..Boneshaker ARC contest via Lisa Amowitz
Tough Economic Times from BookEnds LLC - an agent's response
This is your competition: edition 3,478 (or so) from Getting Past the Gatekeeper
Etiquette – hands in lap, napkin daintily applied to corners of the mouth by Lynn Price of Behler Blog
Fun with Droste by Lynn Viehl at Paperback Writer - a cool writing technique
Flashback versus Memory from Plot Whisperer for Writers and Readers
Seven Deadly Sins for Novel Writing Sin # VI from the Bookshelf Muse - Sin #6: Dialogue Disaster
Why "Free" Sells from the Sharp Angle
SF Writers Conference from Gabrielle Edits - she'll be there!
CONTEST
The BONESHAKER buzz starts HERE..Boneshaker ARC contest via Lisa Amowitz
Wednesday, January 27, 2010
Blog posts for writers - January 27
Query Letter Writing Process by Elana Johnson - she wrote the book!
The Job Interview by Stephen Parrish
Foreign Authors, Local Agents from The Rejecter
Assessing your suspense with pacing and promises by Jordan McCollum
The Job Interview by Stephen Parrish
Foreign Authors, Local Agents from The Rejecter
Assessing your suspense with pacing and promises by Jordan McCollum
Tuesday, January 26, 2010
Blog posts for writers - January 26
Combining elements in sentences from edittorrent - a tool to create voice
Putting the tension in your self-editing by Jordan McCollum
Calls to Adventure from Mystery Writing is Murder
Tell the Truth Tuesday: You're Selling Yourself by Elana Johnson
I write, therefore I sit by Sharon Wildwind at POE'S DEADLY DAUGHTERS - writers and health
Loglines for Books from The Blood-Red Pencil - and for queries!
How to Survive a Critique…and More: Let’s Talk Troubleshooting by guest blogger Becky Levine at Writer Unboxed
Writer’s block is a writer’s best friend by Lisa Shearin at the Magic District
Putting the tension in your self-editing by Jordan McCollum
Calls to Adventure from Mystery Writing is Murder
Tell the Truth Tuesday: You're Selling Yourself by Elana Johnson
I write, therefore I sit by Sharon Wildwind at POE'S DEADLY DAUGHTERS - writers and health
Loglines for Books from The Blood-Red Pencil - and for queries!
How to Survive a Critique…and More: Let’s Talk Troubleshooting by guest blogger Becky Levine at Writer Unboxed
Writer’s block is a writer’s best friend by Lisa Shearin at the Magic District
Monday, January 25, 2010
Blog posts for writers - January 25
Massaging Tense Verbs by Steven Harper Piziks at Book View Cafe
Imperfect Tense? from the Literary Lab
POINTS OF VIEW at Help! I Need a Publisher!
Friends and Sidekicks from Mystery Writing is Murder
Story Mapping: How I do It by Michele Lang at the Magic District
A Word on Awards from Pimp My Novel - what to put in a query
Nudging Know-How by Suzette Saxton at QueryTracker - when to nudge an agent
Looking for the Right Writers' Conference from The Blood-Red Pencil
CONTEST
A MYSTERY Followers Contest! at The Bookshelf Muse
Imperfect Tense? from the Literary Lab
POINTS OF VIEW at Help! I Need a Publisher!
Friends and Sidekicks from Mystery Writing is Murder
Story Mapping: How I do It by Michele Lang at the Magic District
A Word on Awards from Pimp My Novel - what to put in a query
Nudging Know-How by Suzette Saxton at QueryTracker - when to nudge an agent
Looking for the Right Writers' Conference from The Blood-Red Pencil
CONTEST
A MYSTERY Followers Contest! at The Bookshelf Muse
Sunday, January 24, 2010
Blog posts for writers - January 24
How to Complain About Your Publisher in Public from Editorial Anonymous
Well, you know, sort of from edittorrent - about weak writing
Author Pics and Bios from Mystery Writing is Murder
Embrace Your Inner Editor from Wordplay
Well, you know, sort of from edittorrent - about weak writing
Author Pics and Bios from Mystery Writing is Murder
Embrace Your Inner Editor from Wordplay
Saturday, January 23, 2010
Blog posts for writers - January 23
Attitude Matters at Diamond–Yup, Like the Stone
Don't be lame-- don't limp to the end of a sentence. from edittorrent
Right Brained Time Management from Mystery Writing is Murder
The Landscape of Genre Fiction by Misa Ramirez (Guest Blogger) at POE'S DEADLY DAUGHTERS
Don't be lame-- don't limp to the end of a sentence. from edittorrent
Right Brained Time Management from Mystery Writing is Murder
The Landscape of Genre Fiction by Misa Ramirez (Guest Blogger) at POE'S DEADLY DAUGHTERS
Friday, January 22, 2010
Blog posts for writers - January 22
Dang Greedy Agents... (Not) from Rants & Ramblings - about agent commissions
How to Get a Book Deal While Avoiding the Slush Pile by Jane Friedman at Writer Unboxed
From the Mind of Evil from The Other Side of the Story - about the bad guy
Wrapping up the suspense: Act III by Jordan McCollum
Ten Mistakes Writers Don’t See (But Can Easily Fix When They Do) from Holt Uncensored
Another Google Book Search Settlement Deadline by Victoria Strauss for Writer Beware Blogs
How to Get a Book Deal While Avoiding the Slush Pile by Jane Friedman at Writer Unboxed
From the Mind of Evil from The Other Side of the Story - about the bad guy
Wrapping up the suspense: Act III by Jordan McCollum
Ten Mistakes Writers Don’t See (But Can Easily Fix When They Do) from Holt Uncensored
Another Google Book Search Settlement Deadline by Victoria Strauss for Writer Beware Blogs
Thursday, January 21, 2010
Blog posts for writers - January 21
THE END IS NIGH from Help! I Need a Publisher!
First and A Lot More Than Ten from The Other Side of the Story - about openings
The tale of two stories: character vs. plot by Lynn Price at Behler Blog - customizing a query letter
Seven Deadly Sins for Novel Writing: Sin V at The Bookshelf Muse - about Flat Wordsmithing
101 Dalmatians at The Alchemy of Writing - Do any of you think about audience while writing?
SF reading protocols by Jo Walton at TOR.com via TalkToYoUniverse
DIY Book Contract Negotiation from Mystery Writing is Murder - great tips and links!
Guest Blogger: Chuck Sambuchino at Rants & Ramblings - Would You Pay More For An Agent?
First and A Lot More Than Ten from The Other Side of the Story - about openings
The tale of two stories: character vs. plot by Lynn Price at Behler Blog - customizing a query letter
Seven Deadly Sins for Novel Writing: Sin V at The Bookshelf Muse - about Flat Wordsmithing
101 Dalmatians at The Alchemy of Writing - Do any of you think about audience while writing?
SF reading protocols by Jo Walton at TOR.com via TalkToYoUniverse
DIY Book Contract Negotiation from Mystery Writing is Murder - great tips and links!
Guest Blogger: Chuck Sambuchino at Rants & Ramblings - Would You Pay More For An Agent?
Wednesday, January 20, 2010
Blog posts for writers - January 20
Medic! from edittorrent - repairing an overwritten sentence (Read the comments, too.)
Slushy from Mystery Writing is Murder - getting out of the slush pile (I love success stories!)
What point of view? by Sophie Masson at Writer Unboxed
Re-Write Wednesday: False Starts by Janice Hardy at The Other Side of the Story - figuring out where to start your novel
A Time to Rewrite from BookEnds, LLC
Cutting the Fat by Elana Johnson at QueryTracker - more on editing
Proofreading Tips by Katie Salidas at Step 1: Write, Edit, and Revise.
Guest Post: Michelle Zink shares her Teen Data from Market My Words
CONTESTS
The 2010 Jim Baen Memorial Writing Contest - Rules = Write a short story of no more than 8,000 words, that shows the near future (no more than about 50-60 years out) of manned space exploration.
2010 ACFW Genesis contest for unpublished writers from Story Sensei - the American Christian Fiction Writers Genesis contest for unpublished writers
Slushy from Mystery Writing is Murder - getting out of the slush pile (I love success stories!)
What point of view? by Sophie Masson at Writer Unboxed
Re-Write Wednesday: False Starts by Janice Hardy at The Other Side of the Story - figuring out where to start your novel
A Time to Rewrite from BookEnds, LLC
Cutting the Fat by Elana Johnson at QueryTracker - more on editing
Proofreading Tips by Katie Salidas at Step 1: Write, Edit, and Revise.
Guest Post: Michelle Zink shares her Teen Data from Market My Words
CONTESTS
The 2010 Jim Baen Memorial Writing Contest - Rules = Write a short story of no more than 8,000 words, that shows the near future (no more than about 50-60 years out) of manned space exploration.
2010 ACFW Genesis contest for unpublished writers from Story Sensei - the American Christian Fiction Writers Genesis contest for unpublished writers
Tuesday, January 19, 2010
Blog posts for writers - January 19
structure 2 by Brian Yansky at brian's blog: writer talk - about structure in composition
Improving on an Idea by Elizabeth Spann Craig at Mystery Writing is Murder
The tension begins by Jordan McCollum - her new writing series
The Back (Story) of Our Lives by Janice Hardy at The Other Side of the Story
Hidden in Plain Sight by Sharon Wildwind at POE'S DEADLY DAUGHTERS
Voice: An agent’s perspective by Therese Walsh at Writer Unboxed
A Word on the MaFiA from Pimp My Novel
Guest Blog Week: One, Two, Three, Five, Four by Bryan Russell at Nathan Bransford's blog
CONTEST
''Dear Lucky Agent'' Contest: Memoir and Narrative Nonfiction at Guide to Literary Agents
Improving on an Idea by Elizabeth Spann Craig at Mystery Writing is Murder
The tension begins by Jordan McCollum - her new writing series
The Back (Story) of Our Lives by Janice Hardy at The Other Side of the Story
Hidden in Plain Sight by Sharon Wildwind at POE'S DEADLY DAUGHTERS
Voice: An agent’s perspective by Therese Walsh at Writer Unboxed
A Word on the MaFiA from Pimp My Novel
Guest Blog Week: One, Two, Three, Five, Four by Bryan Russell at Nathan Bransford's blog
CONTEST
''Dear Lucky Agent'' Contest: Memoir and Narrative Nonfiction at Guide to Literary Agents
Monday, January 18, 2010
Blog posts for writers - January 17 (running late)
Confidence by Judith Tarr at Book View Cafe - about horses and writing
Home is where the hero isn’t by Marie Brennan at Science Fiction & Fantasy Novelists - about domestic characters
Q&A: Writing a scene with 2 characters who are not English speakers from Story Sensei
List in Importance by Janice Hardy at The Other Side of the Story - tips on plotting
Contests in your query by Janet Reid
Are You Called to Be a Writer? at Wordplay
Le Guin: Petition Letter to the Judge of the Google Book Settlement. by Ursula K. Le Guin at Book View Cafe
Home is where the hero isn’t by Marie Brennan at Science Fiction & Fantasy Novelists - about domestic characters
Q&A: Writing a scene with 2 characters who are not English speakers from Story Sensei
List in Importance by Janice Hardy at The Other Side of the Story - tips on plotting
Contests in your query by Janet Reid
Are You Called to Be a Writer? at Wordplay
Le Guin: Petition Letter to the Judge of the Google Book Settlement. by Ursula K. Le Guin at Book View Cafe
Saturday, January 16, 2010
Blog posts for writers - January 16
Question Your Assumptions by Juliette Wade at TalkToYoUniverse
PRITHEE, HOW SHOULD I TACKLE HISTORICAL FICTION, FAIR LADY? from Help! I Need a Publisher!
The unavoidable character from Plot to Punctuation
Get Back (Story) Where You Belong by Janice Hardy at The Other Side of the Story
Ways to Trash Your Writing Career: Gossip by Deborah J. Ross at Book View Cafe
Avoiding Scams from BookEnds, LLC
PRITHEE, HOW SHOULD I TACKLE HISTORICAL FICTION, FAIR LADY? from Help! I Need a Publisher!
The unavoidable character from Plot to Punctuation
Get Back (Story) Where You Belong by Janice Hardy at The Other Side of the Story
Ways to Trash Your Writing Career: Gossip by Deborah J. Ross at Book View Cafe
Avoiding Scams from BookEnds, LLC
Friday, January 15, 2010
Blog posts for writers - January 15
Don't Sweat the Small Stuff from BookEnds, LLC
Gail Carriger’s Query Letter from Pub Rants - the query and pitch blurb
Making Connections vs Selling Yourself from Market My Words
Terms to Know: Embargoed Title from Pimp My Novel
Guest Blogger: CJ Darlington at Rants & Ramblings - The Comparison Trap
Crossing Thresholds from Plot Whisperer for Writers and Readers
Re-Write Wednesday: Clarifying Thoughts from The Other Side of the Story
Giving My Characters Voice by Allison Winn Scotch at Writer Unboxed
CONTEST
Our Next Contest! from QueryTracker
Gail Carriger’s Query Letter from Pub Rants - the query and pitch blurb
Making Connections vs Selling Yourself from Market My Words
Terms to Know: Embargoed Title from Pimp My Novel
Guest Blogger: CJ Darlington at Rants & Ramblings - The Comparison Trap
Crossing Thresholds from Plot Whisperer for Writers and Readers
Re-Write Wednesday: Clarifying Thoughts from The Other Side of the Story
Giving My Characters Voice by Allison Winn Scotch at Writer Unboxed
CONTEST
Our Next Contest! from QueryTracker
Wednesday, January 13, 2010
Blog posts for writers - January 13
A Query on Queries from BookEnds, LLC
Research Before Hitting "Send" by Mary Lindsey at QueryTracker
Why Authors Need Agents at Rants & Ramblings
The End. Now What? from Chandara Writes
Using Characters and Scenes to Trim the Fat from Your Story: Part One from The Blood-Red Pencil
I Love it When a Plan Comes Together, Part Two by Janice Hardy at The Other Side of the Story - more on plotting
Vision: A Resource for Writers - Lazette Gifford, Editor and Margaret McGaffey Fisk, Assistant Editor
Research Before Hitting "Send" by Mary Lindsey at QueryTracker
Why Authors Need Agents at Rants & Ramblings
The End. Now What? from Chandara Writes
Using Characters and Scenes to Trim the Fat from Your Story: Part One from The Blood-Red Pencil
I Love it When a Plan Comes Together, Part Two by Janice Hardy at The Other Side of the Story - more on plotting
Vision: A Resource for Writers - Lazette Gifford, Editor and Margaret McGaffey Fisk, Assistant Editor
Tuesday, January 12, 2010
Blog posts for writers - January 12
Update: The Google Settlement and Ursula’s List by Ursula K. Le Guin at Book View Cafe
What’s Mine is NOT Up for Grabs by Sharon Wildwind at POE'S DEADLY DAUGHTERS - about Facebook
Footnotes: 8 Articles on Query Letter Writing from Guide to Literary Agents
Why I absolutely, positively must have a plot synopsis by Lisa Shearin at the Magic District
The art of promoting books in 140 characters from Janet Reid, Literary Agent
WHERE DOES A STORY BEGIN?? from Help! I Need a Publisher!
Why people are scarier than monsters from Plot to Punctuation
Narrative Distance Comes Full Circle by Juliette Wade at TalkToYoUniverse
Voice Q&A: Evil Narrators and Guy Talk by Therese Walsh at Writer Unboxed
A momentary lull in the bloodletting from Query Shark
CONTEST
Contest!!!! And The Techie Post About Critting from * Fiction Groupie *
What’s Mine is NOT Up for Grabs by Sharon Wildwind at POE'S DEADLY DAUGHTERS - about Facebook
Footnotes: 8 Articles on Query Letter Writing from Guide to Literary Agents
Why I absolutely, positively must have a plot synopsis by Lisa Shearin at the Magic District
The art of promoting books in 140 characters from Janet Reid, Literary Agent
WHERE DOES A STORY BEGIN?? from Help! I Need a Publisher!
Why people are scarier than monsters from Plot to Punctuation
Narrative Distance Comes Full Circle by Juliette Wade at TalkToYoUniverse
Voice Q&A: Evil Narrators and Guy Talk by Therese Walsh at Writer Unboxed
A momentary lull in the bloodletting from Query Shark
CONTEST
Contest!!!! And The Techie Post About Critting from * Fiction Groupie *
Monday, January 11, 2010
Blog posts for writers - January 11
Building Drama by John Sankovich from A little bit of...
How To Make Your Story Better by Will Everchase
Repetition: The Good, The Bad, and The Bad from * Fiction Groupie *
Metaphor Overload – add a little limeade from Behler Blog
Multiple Modifiers: A portal to deeper characterization from The Blood-Red Pencil
The Seven Deadly Sins for Novel Writing Part IV from The Bookshelf Muse
I Love it When a Plan Comes Together, Part One from The Other Side of the Story - on plotting
A Discussion of Sell-Through from BookEnds, LLC
How To Make Your Story Better by Will Everchase
Repetition: The Good, The Bad, and The Bad from * Fiction Groupie *
Metaphor Overload – add a little limeade from Behler Blog
Multiple Modifiers: A portal to deeper characterization from The Blood-Red Pencil
The Seven Deadly Sins for Novel Writing Part IV from The Bookshelf Muse
I Love it When a Plan Comes Together, Part One from The Other Side of the Story - on plotting
A Discussion of Sell-Through from BookEnds, LLC
Saturday, January 9, 2010
Blog posts for writers - January 9
Eleven Revision Tips from Writing and Illustrating
Books Every Writer Should Read also from Writing and Illustrating
Never Giving Up: My Tale of One Novel, Two Agents and Three Continents from Guide to Literary Agents
Should You Tell People About Your WIP? from Mystery Writing is Murder
Books Every Writer Should Read also from Writing and Illustrating
Never Giving Up: My Tale of One Novel, Two Agents and Three Continents from Guide to Literary Agents
Should You Tell People About Your WIP? from Mystery Writing is Murder
Friday, January 8, 2010
Blog posts for writers - January 8
Ways to Trash Your Writing Career: Trademarks by Brenda Clough at Book View Cafe
The tale of two authors from Behler Blog - another way to trash - or make - your career
Questions on Mysteries from BookEnds, LLC - about publishing with a small press
Middles from Mystery Writing is Murder - about avoiding saggy middles
The reader feels... maybe more from edittorrent - Just another thought about emotion.
To MFA or not to MFA? (Is that the question?) from Jordan McCollum
Guest Blogger Katharina Kolata: Review of Holly Lisle's "How to Revise Your Novel" Course from Literary Rambles
The tale of two authors from Behler Blog - another way to trash - or make - your career
Questions on Mysteries from BookEnds, LLC - about publishing with a small press
Middles from Mystery Writing is Murder - about avoiding saggy middles
The reader feels... maybe more from edittorrent - Just another thought about emotion.
To MFA or not to MFA? (Is that the question?) from Jordan McCollum
Guest Blogger Katharina Kolata: Review of Holly Lisle's "How to Revise Your Novel" Course from Literary Rambles
Thursday, January 7, 2010
Blog posts for writers - January 7
a short meditation on how to write a novel from Bent on Books
Take a Risk—Stay True to Your Voice by Jennifer Stanley from BookEnds, LLC
Voice 101 by Juliet Marillier at Writer Unboxed
Subtext and Context from edittorrent
He who hesitates is found also from edittorrent
The Moss-Troll Problem by Sarah Monette at SFWA - about metaphors & analogies
Cliché – “make like a tree and get outta here” from Behler Blog
A Word on Market Share from Pimp My Novel
The Book's the Thing from Rants & Ramblings - about agent advice
A Critter Code of Ethics from Stephen Parrish - about accepting critiques
Take a Risk—Stay True to Your Voice by Jennifer Stanley from BookEnds, LLC
Voice 101 by Juliet Marillier at Writer Unboxed
Subtext and Context from edittorrent
He who hesitates is found also from edittorrent
The Moss-Troll Problem by Sarah Monette at SFWA - about metaphors & analogies
Cliché – “make like a tree and get outta here” from Behler Blog
A Word on Market Share from Pimp My Novel
The Book's the Thing from Rants & Ramblings - about agent advice
A Critter Code of Ethics from Stephen Parrish - about accepting critiques
Wednesday, January 6, 2010
Blog posts for writers - January 6
Revision from brian's blog: writer talk - a great list
Re-Write Wednesday: And Coming up on the Left, Stuff from The Other Side of the Story - on POV
Voice…or Volume? by Donald Maass at Writer Unboxed
Rules schmoolze, readers don’t care, so why should you? from Behler Blog
Guest Blogger Pat Martinez: Morphemes and the Creation of Character Names and Words
from Literary Rambles
Free E-Book: Crafting Unforgettable Characters from WordPlay
The Author Bio from QueryTracker.net
CONTEST
Kick in 2010 with a Writers' Contest! from AuthorCulture
Re-Write Wednesday: And Coming up on the Left, Stuff from The Other Side of the Story - on POV
Voice…or Volume? by Donald Maass at Writer Unboxed
Rules schmoolze, readers don’t care, so why should you? from Behler Blog
Guest Blogger Pat Martinez: Morphemes and the Creation of Character Names and Words
from Literary Rambles
Free E-Book: Crafting Unforgettable Characters from WordPlay
The Author Bio from QueryTracker.net
CONTEST
Kick in 2010 with a Writers' Contest! from AuthorCulture
Tuesday, January 5, 2010
Blog posts for writers - January 5
Top 10 Lists from QueryTracker
Answering the Call from The Other Side of the Story - links to questions to ask agents
Last Revision Before Submission from edittorrent
Enliven Your Writing, Part 1 from Mystery Writing is Murder
Enliven Your Writing, Part 2
Writing / Research Tip Tuesday from Literary Rambles - check those adjectives and/or adverbs
Why Didn't I Say Yes to Your Novel? from Rants & Ramblings
How do you make your life what you want it to be? from Holly Lisle
CONTEST
Kidlit Contest from Kidlit.com - submit first 500 words of your MG & YA
StarDoc Turns Ten from Paperback Writer - book giveaway
Answering the Call from The Other Side of the Story - links to questions to ask agents
Last Revision Before Submission from edittorrent
Enliven Your Writing, Part 1 from Mystery Writing is Murder
Enliven Your Writing, Part 2
Writing / Research Tip Tuesday from Literary Rambles - check those adjectives and/or adverbs
Why Didn't I Say Yes to Your Novel? from Rants & Ramblings
How do you make your life what you want it to be? from Holly Lisle
CONTEST
Kidlit Contest from Kidlit.com - submit first 500 words of your MG & YA
StarDoc Turns Ten from Paperback Writer - book giveaway
Monday, January 4, 2010
Blog posts for writers - January 4, 2010
What we are thinking about when we're thinking about your book from Janet Reid - questions editors ask
Guest Blog Post: Distributor vs. Wholesaler--Getting Your Book on the Shelf by Cathy Clamp at Writer Beware Blogs!
Caroline Meckler on Voice from Writing and Illustrating
“Genre schemre, just let me write!” from Behler Blog
Please Vote For Us! from edittorrent - please vote for these EXTREMELY helpful editors!
Subtext article also from edittorrent - the best article on this subject I've found
NaNoReVisMo #6: Electric Kool-Aid Conflict Test PART TWO from the Intern
Writers Emergency Assistance Fund from the Literary Lab
CONTESTS:
THE SECRET YEAR Teen Diary Contest Extravaganza!! from Nathan Bransford
Suzette and Bethany's Wicked-Awesome-Prizes Contest from Shooting Stars
The Prizes:
2 Query Critiques*
+
2 First Five Page Critiques*
+
1 Inscribed/Autographed The Dark Divine*
_____
5 Winners
Guest Blog Post: Distributor vs. Wholesaler--Getting Your Book on the Shelf by Cathy Clamp at Writer Beware Blogs!
Caroline Meckler on Voice from Writing and Illustrating
“Genre schemre, just let me write!” from Behler Blog
Please Vote For Us! from edittorrent - please vote for these EXTREMELY helpful editors!
Subtext article also from edittorrent - the best article on this subject I've found
NaNoReVisMo #6: Electric Kool-Aid Conflict Test PART TWO from the Intern
Writers Emergency Assistance Fund from the Literary Lab
CONTESTS:
THE SECRET YEAR Teen Diary Contest Extravaganza!! from Nathan Bransford
Suzette and Bethany's Wicked-Awesome-Prizes Contest from Shooting Stars
The Prizes:
2 Query Critiques*
+
2 First Five Page Critiques*
+
1 Inscribed/Autographed The Dark Divine*
_____
5 Winners
Sunday, January 3, 2010
Blog posts for writers - January 3, 2010
Writing A Fantastical Query, By Steff Green at Vision, a Resource for Writers
NO UNSOLICITED MANUSCRIPTS, OK???? from Help! I Need a Publisher - why and how to query
The Seven Deadly Sins of Novel Writing Part III from the Bookshelf Muse - Sin # 3: Missing the Mark on Voice & POV
10 Habits of Successful Authors from Wordplay
What I Have Learned in Writing from Chandara Writes - great tips!
Classes from Mystery Writing is Murder - includes a list of sites with low-cost classes
For free classes, join Forward Motion Writer's Community
NO UNSOLICITED MANUSCRIPTS, OK???? from Help! I Need a Publisher - why and how to query
The Seven Deadly Sins of Novel Writing Part III from the Bookshelf Muse - Sin # 3: Missing the Mark on Voice & POV
10 Habits of Successful Authors from Wordplay
What I Have Learned in Writing from Chandara Writes - great tips!
Classes from Mystery Writing is Murder - includes a list of sites with low-cost classes
For free classes, join Forward Motion Writer's Community
Saturday, January 2, 2010
Blog posts for writers - January 2, 2010
>NEW YEAR INSPIRATION? from Help! I Need a Publisher!
>The perfect time is now from Janet Reid
Talented Characters from Mystery Writing is Murder
>The Best Advice from Romance University
>Footnotes: 8 Articles on Synopsis Writing from Guide to Literary Agents
>Fabulously Fun Friday: Top Ten New Years Resolutions for Writers from AuthorCulture
>The perfect time is now from Janet Reid
Talented Characters from Mystery Writing is Murder
>The Best Advice from Romance University
>Footnotes: 8 Articles on Synopsis Writing from Guide to Literary Agents
>Fabulously Fun Friday: Top Ten New Years Resolutions for Writers from AuthorCulture
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