This week we’ve been talking about brainstorming before you write — how important it is, what you do to get started, finding an inspirational space, quantity vs. quality, etc. It’s a big part of the overall writing process and we know you guys have some great tips and other resources for getting the most out of it, now we want you to share!
Our weekly self-publishing link-ups are meant to give our little indie community a centralized place to share links to blogs and other online resources about a specific topic so we can all gather more information. We welcome you to add your suggestions, thoughts, ideas and links in the comments for this post. The resources/blogs don’t have to be recent, just as long as they’re relevant to the topic at hand.
This week’s topic is “Brainstorming/Idea Generation.” This can be any post that you’ve read or written discussing techniques for brainstorming, resources to get your creative juices going, or any other helpful tips for the brainstorming process. Here’s how to participate:
1. Leave a comment on this post with the following information:
- Title: The title of the post
- Description: Tell us (and everyone else) what the post is about — why should your fellow authors check it out?
- Link: Leave the full link to your post (like http://selfpublishingteam.com/2012-new-self-publishing-tools-resources-from-duolit/)
The post can be on any blog – yours or someone else’s. If you find (or write) a great post, share it!
2. Let others know you particpated in the linkup! Share a link to this post (or your post) with the hashtag #selfpublinkup on Twitter. Here’s an example:
- Just shared my post on finding your target market on the #SelfPubLinkup: http://ow.ly/8Zoan
The more authors who participate, the more information and resources that will be shared! Get started by leaving your link in the comments below!
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Shannon's been filling notebooks with the contents of her imagination since third grade. The author of 1.5 self-published titles, when Shannon's not blogging it up for Duolit she can be found in a cubicle at her marketing & PR job, at home watching ESPN, in the car singing along with the radio, or outside somewhere enjoying the Florida sunshine!
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