Character-Driven/Plot-Driven from edittorrent
That is an impertinence up with which I shall not put also from edittorrent
MARKETING MATTERS: Speaking of Sales from Books & Such
Show Some Character! from Plot to Punctuation
How Not to Act from Susan Adrian
Ten Affirmations to Bolster Optimism from The Blood-Red Pencil
Rights and Copyright by Victoria Strauss for Writer Beware
The Power of Punctuation from Writer's Corner
Saturday, October 31, 2009
Thursday, October 29, 2009
Blog posts for writers - Oct 29
When to Quit from Stephen Parrish
- I wasn't going to watch the video, but I'm glad I did.
Ask the editor: The top 5 secrets to getting a book deal from The Book Deal
Writing tips from Ally's Diary - she's a NYT bestselling YA author
Promote Your Book, Start a Group Online! from Bob Baker's blog
How Long Is Too Long to Wait from BookEnds, LLC - about agent response time
how to write your second novel or if you want to make God laugh, show Him your outline
an essay from Stephanie Kallos that made me laugh and cry
Flipping Out from The Other Side of the Story
- about finding new perspective on the conflict in your scenes
Quirky Cards from Writer's Corner - a writing assignment
- I wasn't going to watch the video, but I'm glad I did.
Ask the editor: The top 5 secrets to getting a book deal from The Book Deal
Writing tips from Ally's Diary - she's a NYT bestselling YA author
Promote Your Book, Start a Group Online! from Bob Baker's blog
How Long Is Too Long to Wait from BookEnds, LLC - about agent response time
how to write your second novel or if you want to make God laugh, show Him your outline
an essay from Stephanie Kallos that made me laugh and cry
Flipping Out from The Other Side of the Story
- about finding new perspective on the conflict in your scenes
Quirky Cards from Writer's Corner - a writing assignment
Wednesday, October 28, 2009
Blog posts for writers - Oct 28
9 Tips for the Novice (Professional) Con-Goer from Gabrielle Edits
Beginning, Middle, and Advanced from edittorrent
Feedback; it isn’t just a radio term from Behler Blog
How to Get an Agent’s Attention (SCWW Guest Post) from Guide to Literary Agents
Notes from the Effective Query class at SCWW from Janet Reid
"they like me, they really like me" also from Janet Reid, about rejections
On Reverse Engineering for Writers from Angela Slatter
All About Backstory from Rants & Ramblings
Story Psych: A Semi-Scientific Look at What Makes a Good Story by Megan Crewe, from Tor.com
INTERESTING QUESTION ABOUT GENRE-CROSSING from Help! I Need a Publisher!
Beginning, Middle, and Advanced from edittorrent
Feedback; it isn’t just a radio term from Behler Blog
How to Get an Agent’s Attention (SCWW Guest Post) from Guide to Literary Agents
Notes from the Effective Query class at SCWW from Janet Reid
"they like me, they really like me" also from Janet Reid, about rejections
On Reverse Engineering for Writers from Angela Slatter
All About Backstory from Rants & Ramblings
Story Psych: A Semi-Scientific Look at What Makes a Good Story by Megan Crewe, from Tor.com
INTERESTING QUESTION ABOUT GENRE-CROSSING from Help! I Need a Publisher!
Tuesday, October 27, 2009
Blog posts for writers - Oct 27
The Art of Internal Observation from Livia Blackburne, A Brain Scientist's Take on Creative Writing
Watercolor & Neuroscience from Fire and Silk - about representing reality
"20 Tips on Query Letters," as Told by Agent Janet Reid from Guide to Literary Agents
The Process of Getting an Agent from Rants & Ramblings
Pimp Your Mystery With Crazy Truth—A Guest Post by Glen Allison from Mystery Writing is Murder
A Novel Checklist from The Blood-Red Pencil
Libby Fischer Hellmann on Suspense, part 2 from Writer Unboxed
A fun tool from Jordan McCollum:
What’s your MacGuffin? 
Watercolor & Neuroscience from Fire and Silk - about representing reality
"20 Tips on Query Letters," as Told by Agent Janet Reid from Guide to Literary Agents
The Process of Getting an Agent from Rants & Ramblings
Pimp Your Mystery With Crazy Truth—A Guest Post by Glen Allison from Mystery Writing is Murder
A Novel Checklist from The Blood-Red Pencil
Libby Fischer Hellmann on Suspense, part 2 from Writer Unboxed
A fun tool from Jordan McCollum:
What’s your MacGuffin? Monday, October 26, 2009
Blog posts for writers - Oct 26
Deadlines from BookEnds, LLC
Top Ten Things I Know About Editing from The Blood-Red Pencil
Less than zero from Janet Reid. -- Read this one. --
Regarding honesty. from Pitch Parlour
Story Focus (with Aliens) from TalkToYoUniverse
Top Ten Things I Know About Editing from The Blood-Red Pencil
Less than zero from Janet Reid. -- Read this one. --
Regarding honesty. from Pitch Parlour
Story Focus (with Aliens) from TalkToYoUniverse
Sunday, October 25, 2009
Blog posts for writers - Oct 25
Top Hat from Fire and Silk, about keeping your characters 'on-screen'
Narrative and the brain from Livia Blackburne
Starting Out from Mystery Writing is Murder, link for those who want to write Mysteries
Show Some Character! from Plot to Punctuation
Voice = literary fashion: you going to make me change my clothes? from Behler Blog
To Cuss or Not to Cuss... from Writer's Corner
Narrative and the brain from Livia Blackburne
Starting Out from Mystery Writing is Murder, link for those who want to write Mysteries
Show Some Character! from Plot to Punctuation
Voice = literary fashion: you going to make me change my clothes? from Behler Blog
To Cuss or Not to Cuss... from Writer's Corner
Friday, October 23, 2009
Blog posts for writers - Oct 23
Being Stubborn from Brian's Blog: Writer Talk
Professionally Developed from Elana Johnson
letters from the query wars from Et in arcaedia, ego -- a quick guide to the query letter
Booklife: Strategies and Survival Tips for the 21st Century Writer - A different kind of guide for writers from The Swivet
Six Elements That Drive Your Personal Booklife from Jeff VanderMeer
-- the author of Booklife
POD and readership from Behler's Blog
Show, Don’t Tell: Body Language and Nonverbals in Writing from the Elaine English blog
Are you participating in NaNoWriMo this year? Thinking about it?
Author Lazette Gifford has a collection of articles to help you navigate the madness.
Go to her site: http://www.lazette.net/
and download your free NaNo book in pdf format. NaNo for the New and the Insane is an amusing book with great tips for surviving NaNo -- and making it fun. I just finished reading it, and I highly recommend this book.
While you're visiting Lazette's site, have a look at her artwork and great stories. This is a lady with talent!
Professionally Developed from Elana Johnson
letters from the query wars from Et in arcaedia, ego -- a quick guide to the query letter
Booklife: Strategies and Survival Tips for the 21st Century Writer - A different kind of guide for writers from The Swivet
Six Elements That Drive Your Personal Booklife from Jeff VanderMeer
-- the author of Booklife
POD and readership from Behler's Blog
Show, Don’t Tell: Body Language and Nonverbals in Writing from the Elaine English blog
Are you participating in NaNoWriMo this year? Thinking about it?
Author Lazette Gifford has a collection of articles to help you navigate the madness.
Go to her site: http://www.lazette.net/
and download your free NaNo book in pdf format. NaNo for the New and the Insane is an amusing book with great tips for surviving NaNo -- and making it fun. I just finished reading it, and I highly recommend this book.
While you're visiting Lazette's site, have a look at her artwork and great stories. This is a lady with talent!
Thursday, October 22, 2009
Blog posts for writers - Oct 22
Does "Commercial" Mean All Genres? from Guide to Literary Agents
A Brief Dip into Politics: Health Care as related to writers, from The Magic District
Not Just Because from BookEnds, LLC - about submissions and queries
Freelancer’s Survival Guide Part Three from Kristine Kathryn Rusch
Guest Blogger: Billy Coffey -- The Middle Rule -- from Rants & Ramblings
Out-of-Character Characters from Writer's Corner
A Brief Dip into Politics: Health Care as related to writers, from The Magic District
Not Just Because from BookEnds, LLC - about submissions and queries
Freelancer’s Survival Guide Part Three from Kristine Kathryn Rusch
Guest Blogger: Billy Coffey -- The Middle Rule -- from Rants & Ramblings
Out-of-Character Characters from Writer's Corner
Wednesday, October 21, 2009
Blog posts for writers - Oct 21
Character Stew from Writer's Corner
Yes – Fantasy is the Language of the Night from Book View Cafe
- about Ursula K. LeGuin.
Which Tense Is Best from BookEnds, LLC
To Develop Your Writer’s Intuition, You Must First Read Like A Maniac from Justine Musk
Stress and Tipping Points from Mystery Writing is Murder
- about creating character's reactions under stress
Was Blind But Now I See-- Text-to-Voice: An Underappreciated Editing Tool
from QueryTracker.net, by H. L. Dyer
The 5 W’s of Motivation from Books & Such
Yes – Fantasy is the Language of the Night from Book View Cafe
- about Ursula K. LeGuin.
Which Tense Is Best from BookEnds, LLC
To Develop Your Writer’s Intuition, You Must First Read Like A Maniac from Justine Musk
Stress and Tipping Points from Mystery Writing is Murder
- about creating character's reactions under stress
Was Blind But Now I See-- Text-to-Voice: An Underappreciated Editing Tool
from QueryTracker.net, by H. L. Dyer
The 5 W’s of Motivation from Books & Such
Tuesday, October 20, 2009
Blog posts for writers - Oct 20
You Are Awesome from Elana Johnson, Author
Lying – just…don’t from Behler Blog
Jumbles from Mystery Writing is Murder -
Lying – just…don’t from Behler Blog
Jumbles from Mystery Writing is Murder -
"How do you know in the first couple of pages whether you're interested in a writer?"
Pickup Lines from The Other Side of the Story - creating a one-line summary of your novel
Passive Voice from Writer's Corner
Pickup Lines from The Other Side of the Story - creating a one-line summary of your novel
Passive Voice from Writer's Corner
Monday, October 19, 2009
Blog posts for writers - Oct 19
The Essential Parts of a Novel Synopsis from Guide to Literary Agents
Marvelous Marketer: Michael Stearns (Upstart Crow Literary) from Market My Words
Great advice on promoting your book.
Writing is a Business from QueryTracker.net's Blog
The Exclamation Point!!! (And Other Annoying Devices) from Rachelle Gardner
author websites part 1.75: what not to blog from The Intern
Writer Motivations from Books & Such
trembling with rage from Ask Nicola
This post isn't about writing or publishing. It's about heartbreaking inhumanity and bigotry. I read this post, recommended from The Swivet, in stunned disbelief.
Marvelous Marketer: Michael Stearns (Upstart Crow Literary) from Market My Words
Great advice on promoting your book.
Writing is a Business from QueryTracker.net's Blog
The Exclamation Point!!! (And Other Annoying Devices) from Rachelle Gardner
author websites part 1.75: what not to blog from The Intern
Writer Motivations from Books & Such
trembling with rage from Ask Nicola
This post isn't about writing or publishing. It's about heartbreaking inhumanity and bigotry. I read this post, recommended from The Swivet, in stunned disbelief.
Sunday, October 18, 2009
Blog posts for writers - Oct 18
Release and Surrender from Market My Words - surviving the publishing process
Weddings, speech acts and symbolism from TalkToYoUniverse
The Powers of Observation from Writer's Corner
every writer absolutely must read this! From Editorial Ass - and I agree with her.
Deadlines from Behler Blog - my Sunday funny
Weddings, speech acts and symbolism from TalkToYoUniverse
The Powers of Observation from Writer's Corner
every writer absolutely must read this! From Editorial Ass - and I agree with her.
Deadlines from Behler Blog - my Sunday funny
Saturday, October 17, 2009
Blog posts for writers - Oct 17
How a debut novel affects its author by Terese Walsh
“How many agents should I approach?” from Ask a Literary Agent
Way Too Much Information from Editorial Anonymous - what you don't want to say
“You missed the mark!” from Behler Blog
it’s hard to walk the highwire with no tension from the Magic District
I won! Autumn treat winners from Scotland for the Senses
I won a wonderful-looking book, Haunted Places of Scotland. I only recently discovered this blog, and I greatly enjoy it. There is a longer post about Porridge and Ghosts: Winter Staples (& treats!) that tells about a porridge tool I had not heard of before, the Spurtle.
“How many agents should I approach?” from Ask a Literary Agent
Way Too Much Information from Editorial Anonymous - what you don't want to say
“You missed the mark!” from Behler Blog
it’s hard to walk the highwire with no tension from the Magic District
I won! Autumn treat winners from Scotland for the Senses
I won a wonderful-looking book, Haunted Places of Scotland. I only recently discovered this blog, and I greatly enjoy it. There is a longer post about Porridge and Ghosts: Winter Staples (& treats!) that tells about a porridge tool I had not heard of before, the Spurtle.
Friday, October 16, 2009
Blog posts for writers - Oct 16
Setting up the story question by Jordan McCollum
Learning Something from BAD Books from Writer's Corner
Ask an Editor: How do I make an editor like my characters? from Romance University
Agency Policies from BookEnds LLC -- why you should personalize a query, and how much
MARKETING MATTERS: More Blogging About Branding from Books & Such
AUTHOR INTERVIEW: Therese Walsh, The Last Will of Moira Leahy, part 2 from Writer Unboxed
-- with good info on networking and promoting
Learning Something from BAD Books from Writer's Corner
Ask an Editor: How do I make an editor like my characters? from Romance University
Agency Policies from BookEnds LLC -- why you should personalize a query, and how much
MARKETING MATTERS: More Blogging About Branding from Books & Such
AUTHOR INTERVIEW: Therese Walsh, The Last Will of Moira Leahy, part 2 from Writer Unboxed
-- with good info on networking and promoting
Thursday, October 15, 2009
Blog posts for writers - Oct 15
Author Pages from Gabrielle Edits - add your info to Amazon.com if you've been published
What I’ve learned in my first year as a published author from Do Things Different
From the Mailbag: On Starting With Dialogue from edittorrent
Submission question re: amateur marks also from edittorrent
They're Called GOOGLE ALERTS, and Yes We Have Them from Guide to Literary Agents
-- btw, you should have them on your name, too.
When Settings Attack from Mystery Writing is Murder
P&L 4 of 4: The Future from Pimp My Novel
The Importance of Not Being Too Earnest from Science Fiction & Fantasy Novelists
Why a well written book might seem boring.
W(h)ither Publishing? from Upstart Crow Literary
Why Referral Fees Present Ethical Problems from Writer Beware Blogs!
Now. Yes, now. from Writer Unboxed - great writing advice.
What I’ve learned in my first year as a published author from Do Things Different
From the Mailbag: On Starting With Dialogue from edittorrent
Submission question re: amateur marks also from edittorrent
They're Called GOOGLE ALERTS, and Yes We Have Them from Guide to Literary Agents
-- btw, you should have them on your name, too.
When Settings Attack from Mystery Writing is Murder
P&L 4 of 4: The Future from Pimp My Novel
The Importance of Not Being Too Earnest from Science Fiction & Fantasy Novelists
Why a well written book might seem boring.
W(h)ither Publishing? from Upstart Crow Literary
Why Referral Fees Present Ethical Problems from Writer Beware Blogs!
Now. Yes, now. from Writer Unboxed - great writing advice.
Wednesday, October 14, 2009
Blog posts for writers - Oct 14
Marks of an Amateur: The Query Letter from edittorrent
Cutting your babies from Behler Blog
P&L 3 of 4: Exceptions from Pimp My Novel
Review: FROM THE QUERY TO THE CALL by Elana Johnson from Literary Rambles
How to become a (writing) expert from the Literary Lab
Finding the Will from Writer Unboxed
Cutting your babies from Behler Blog
P&L 3 of 4: Exceptions from Pimp My Novel
Review: FROM THE QUERY TO THE CALL by Elana Johnson from Literary Rambles
How to become a (writing) expert from the Literary Lab
Finding the Will from Writer Unboxed
Tuesday, October 13, 2009
Blog posts for writers - Oct 13
Overview of Larry Brooks’s Story Structure from Jordan McCollum's Blog
Your Pub Date, Minus Two Weeks from Editorial Ass
The Last Will of Moira Leahy Release Day + If You Love a Writer by Eileen Flanagan (What YOU Can Do to Help) from Writer Unboxed
Lies My Workshop Told Me from Upstart Crow Literary
P&L 2 of 4: The Details from Pimp My Novel
Protocol - When an Agent Offers to Rep You from Rachelle Gardner
The Book Tour from Behler Blog
No, Let Me Explain That from the Literary Lab
Congratulations to Therese Walsh!
The Last Will of Moira Leahy RELEASE DAY! Have a look at her cover - it's great!
Your Pub Date, Minus Two Weeks from Editorial Ass
The Last Will of Moira Leahy Release Day + If You Love a Writer by Eileen Flanagan (What YOU Can Do to Help) from Writer Unboxed
Lies My Workshop Told Me from Upstart Crow Literary
P&L 2 of 4: The Details from Pimp My Novel
Protocol - When an Agent Offers to Rep You from Rachelle Gardner
The Book Tour from Behler Blog
No, Let Me Explain That from the Literary Lab
Congratulations to Therese Walsh!
The Last Will of Moira Leahy RELEASE DAY! Have a look at her cover - it's great!
Monday, October 12, 2009
Blog posts for writers - Oct 12
Using the Fundamental Attribution Error to Control Character Sympathy by Livia Blackburne
Offending Potential Readers from BookEnds, LLC
Marks of the amateur-- starting a list from edittorrent
WHAT TO EXPECT AROUND PUBLICATION from Help! I Need a Publisher!
P&L 1 of 4: The Basics from Pimp My Novel
Agent Feedback from Pitch Parlour
Query Letters: What Not to Do from Gabrielle Edits
Query misfire: leading with your bio – platform or gaffe? from Behler Blog
Staying Focused from Will Everchase
Why book publishers love short stories from The Book Deal
Offending Potential Readers from BookEnds, LLC
Marks of the amateur-- starting a list from edittorrent
WHAT TO EXPECT AROUND PUBLICATION from Help! I Need a Publisher!
P&L 1 of 4: The Basics from Pimp My Novel
Agent Feedback from Pitch Parlour
Query Letters: What Not to Do from Gabrielle Edits
Query misfire: leading with your bio – platform or gaffe? from Behler Blog
Staying Focused from Will Everchase
Why book publishers love short stories from The Book Deal
Sunday, October 11, 2009
Terra Cotta Dragon
This little gentleman is about 4" tall and is made of glazed terra cotta. His scales were carved individually, then washed in gold. I cannot find a maker's mark, but I bought him in the late 1980's.
Do you recognize the artist? Please let me know in comments!
Saturday, October 10, 2009
Blog posts for writers - Oct 10
The Hunt is On! from the Other Side of the Story, about finding an agent
Author self-sabotage? Really? from Behler Blog
Why Your Manuscript Can Get Rejected (Part II) from Guide to Literary Agents
Nuts & Bolts: Royalty Statements: Accounting Periods from Pub Rants
What then should we do…? from Science Fiction and Fantasy Novelists, on promotion and marketing
A Question You Don't Want Your Publisher to Ask from Writer Beware Blogs!
Author self-sabotage? Really? from Behler Blog
Why Your Manuscript Can Get Rejected (Part II) from Guide to Literary Agents
Nuts & Bolts: Royalty Statements: Accounting Periods from Pub Rants
What then should we do…? from Science Fiction and Fantasy Novelists, on promotion and marketing
A Question You Don't Want Your Publisher to Ask from Writer Beware Blogs!
Thursday, October 8, 2009
Blog posts for writers - Oct 8
Paperback Writer: WotC on Scribd - author Lynn Viehl is offering Way of the Cheetah at a discount on Scribd.
I bought this book and loved it. It is a good guide for living as well as for writing.
I highly recommend it.
Tips for Submitting Partials by Colleen Lindsay from Backspace
Components of a Query Letter from Gabrielle Edits
Agents and the First Two Pages by Therese Walsh of Writers Unboxed
Bought and paid for, yessirreee bubba from Janet Reid, thoughts on the FTC ruling
You Spin Me Round from the Other Side of the Story
I bought this book and loved it. It is a good guide for living as well as for writing.
I highly recommend it.
Tips for Submitting Partials by Colleen Lindsay from Backspace
Components of a Query Letter from Gabrielle Edits
Agents and the First Two Pages by Therese Walsh of Writers Unboxed
Bought and paid for, yessirreee bubba from Janet Reid, thoughts on the FTC ruling
You Spin Me Round from the Other Side of the Story
Wednesday, October 7, 2009
Blog posts for writers - Oct 7
Aurora Wolf is open for submissions. Have a look, and send in your best Science Fiction and Fantasy stories.What Do Publishers Bring to the Table from BookEnds, LLC
Characterization, Take 1 by Will Everchase
Great Expectations…For Your Career, That Is from Books & Such
MYTHS ABOUT WRITING: 1 - I CAN LEAVE IT TO EDITORS from Help! I Need a Publisher!
The Journey to Publication: Beware the Public Personal Diary from Query Tracker
Sequels from Upstart Crow
Re-Write Wednesday: Taking Control from The Other Side of the Story
What to include on author websites from the Book Publicity Blog
10,000 Hours Under the Sea from the Alchemy of Writing
Edgar Allan Poe (1809-1849): His Child Bride & His New Funeral from 19th-Century American Women
Tuesday, October 6, 2009
Blog posts for writers - Oct 6
Publishing-Related Backlist from Editorial Ass
-- this is a list of great posts on publishing
What Should You Write in the Bio Paragraph of a Query Letter?
from Guide to Literary Agents
More On Comp Titles from Pimp My Novel
Dedicated to the Lone Ranger from Rachelle Gardner, about why writers should network
Thoughts on Self-Promotion by Victoria Strauss of Writer Beware Blogs!
A No-Regrets-Pre-Pub Push by Therese Walsh of Writer Unboxed - more on promotion
Never Let 'Em See You Sweat! from Writer's Corner
Congratulations to these writers!
Happy Release Day!!!! by the Other Side of the Story - Janice Hardy
Shadowlight Arrives by Paperback Writer - Lynn Viehl
-- this is a list of great posts on publishing
What Should You Write in the Bio Paragraph of a Query Letter?
from Guide to Literary Agents
More On Comp Titles from Pimp My Novel
Dedicated to the Lone Ranger from Rachelle Gardner, about why writers should network
Thoughts on Self-Promotion by Victoria Strauss of Writer Beware Blogs!
A No-Regrets-Pre-Pub Push by Therese Walsh of Writer Unboxed - more on promotion
Never Let 'Em See You Sweat! from Writer's Corner
Congratulations to these writers!
Happy Release Day!!!! by the Other Side of the Story - Janice Hardy
Shadowlight Arrives by Paperback Writer - Lynn Viehl
Monday, October 5, 2009
Blog posts for writers - Oct 5
A quick overview of the Hero’s Journey from Jordan McCollum
Shoot for the Stars from BookEnds, LLC
TWITTERING IS NOT JUST FOR BIRDS from Help! I Need a Publisher!
Hobbyists and Serious-sts from Behler Blog
Some Thoughts on Public Speaking from Inkspot
Querying and Submissions from Gabrielle Edits
And the Pace is On from the Other Side of the Story
author website curmuddlement from the Intern
This blog is about Transylvania, and she puts up many wonderful photos.
Queens and Romania from Things about Transylvania.
Today's photo shows a castle reputed to be Dracula's - by Bram Stoker.
Shoot for the Stars from BookEnds, LLC
TWITTERING IS NOT JUST FOR BIRDS from Help! I Need a Publisher!
Hobbyists and Serious-sts from Behler Blog
Some Thoughts on Public Speaking from Inkspot
Querying and Submissions from Gabrielle Edits
And the Pace is On from the Other Side of the Story
author website curmuddlement from the Intern
This blog is about Transylvania, and she puts up many wonderful photos.
Queens and Romania from Things about Transylvania.
Today's photo shows a castle reputed to be Dracula's - by Bram Stoker.
Sunday, October 4, 2009
Blog posts for writers - Oct 4
I've upgraded my website: www.DebSalisbury.com. I hope you'll have a look and become a member. I swallowed my pride and joined Google Friend Connect. :-)
The Driver Who Gets the Car Stuck in a Ditch Does Not Get to Ask Me if I Enjoyed the "Trip" from Editorial Anonymous, about plots and comparing your novel to other books.
Nuclear Powered Writers... Or Maybe Some (Environmentally Friendly) Hybrid Writers? from the Alchemy of Writing
Victoria Strauss -- The Perils of Searching For Publishers on the Internet from Writer Beware Blogs!
Pitfalls of Writing SF & Fantasy #14: Everything’s in the right place! by Vonda McIntyre, from Book View Cafe
From Post Box To Agency Inbox by Kristin Nelson from Backspace
The Driver Who Gets the Car Stuck in a Ditch Does Not Get to Ask Me if I Enjoyed the "Trip" from Editorial Anonymous, about plots and comparing your novel to other books.
Nuclear Powered Writers... Or Maybe Some (Environmentally Friendly) Hybrid Writers? from the Alchemy of Writing
Victoria Strauss -- The Perils of Searching For Publishers on the Internet from Writer Beware Blogs!
Pitfalls of Writing SF & Fantasy #14: Everything’s in the right place! by Vonda McIntyre, from Book View Cafe
From Post Box To Agency Inbox by Kristin Nelson from Backspace
Friday, October 2, 2009
Blog posts for writers - Oct 2
Margaret Fisk has a long list of great links: Friday's Interesting Links on her blog, Stray Thoughts Of Margaret Fisk
A Publishing Fairy Tale? from Books and Such
Pimp My Monkey (Guest Blogger: Chris Eldin) from Editorial Ass. I recommend this post on branding!
Let's have a pop quiz! from Janet Reid, information on formating your manuscript from the agent who wants to read it.
Blue: First Person Present Tense at Its Best from Livia Blackburne
MG vs YA fiction: What’s The Difference? from MIG Writers
It's All About Collaboration from Rachelle Gardner
Tale of two agents from Behler Blog. Thoughts to consider when choosing an agent.
Re-Write Wednesday: Arc Enemy from The Other Side of the Story, by Janet Hardy
A Publishing Fairy Tale? from Books and Such
Pimp My Monkey (Guest Blogger: Chris Eldin) from Editorial Ass. I recommend this post on branding!
Let's have a pop quiz! from Janet Reid, information on formating your manuscript from the agent who wants to read it.
Blue: First Person Present Tense at Its Best from Livia Blackburne
MG vs YA fiction: What’s The Difference? from MIG Writers
It's All About Collaboration from Rachelle Gardner
Tale of two agents from Behler Blog. Thoughts to consider when choosing an agent.
Re-Write Wednesday: Arc Enemy from The Other Side of the Story, by Janet Hardy
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