How to dress your story with style by M. Deane at Jordan McCollum - learning styles and description
Crichton's Cure for Writer's Block from Book Dreaming
Getting Past “Stuck” by Alan Orloff at Mystery Writing is Murder
Crisis Point by Anna Elliott at Writer Unboxed
Do You Know What's Coming? from The Other Side of the Story - about rushing a scene
Ask An Editor: Verb Tense via edittorrent - great tips on how tenses work in fiction
“Yeah, I’m the agent, but you do it.” – The Great Passoff from Behler Blog - is this the agent you want?
Do you write fantasy? Have a look, and consider following. This gentleman has started a cash award for the best Sword and Sorcery story published this year. He'd like some input, and would love to have followers.
How Should The Sorcerers Guild Work? - I've always wanted to be a member of a Sorcerer's Guild.
CONTEST
Love Scottish history? Then you will love this giveaway. from Scotland for the Senses - I love this blog!
Agent-Judged Contest Announced! at Shooting Stars - start preparing your entry! See the comments - it's 25 words or less.
MY NEWS
My dictionary of colour in history, Elephant's Breath and London Smoke, is now available on Kindle!
More news from my publisher, Five Rivers: Apple, Kindle, Smashwords and The Docket
Thank you for your delightful, helpful blog. For those of us struggling to be published and successful, it is often a lonely battle in the night -- beset by the demons of doubt from within and the harsh spirits of indifference from without. We writers must have each other's back, feeling the stronger for the support behind us.
ReplyDeleteThanks for helping me feel not quite so alone in the darkness. Come visit my blog {WRITING IN THE CROSSHAIRS,} pull up a cyber-chair, and chat a bit.
As a courtesy only {not being pushy, honest} here is the link :
http://rolandyeomans.blogspot.com/
Have a healing weekend, Roland
Hello Roland! Thank you for commenting.
ReplyDeleteYou might want to join a writing or querying forum. I belong to two that are very supportive. www.fmwriters.com is for writers, and www.querytracker.net/forum is a forum in support of querying, and where we critique each others queries.
www.querytracker.net also has a free query tracking database - for your queries, and of many hundreds agents' information, links, etc.