This is a post in our continuing series of writing and self-publishing links of the week.
We watch Twitter, so you don’t have to! See below for our collection of helpful writing and self-publishing links for the week ending May 28th, 2010.
Writing and Editing
- Everything I Needed to Know About Writing I Learned From Lost via @elizabethscraig
- Elevate Your Writing by Using Well-Positioned Quotes via Write to Done
- How Many WIPs Have You Written? via @simplywriting
- What to Do with Positive and Negative Feedback by @JodyHedlund
- What Is An Editor? via Blood Red Pencil
- Character Emotions and You via @elizabethscraig
- What’s your POV on “first meetings” between characters? by @dirtywhitecandy
- The Short Story on Structuring Your Short Story via @storyfix
- Generality is the Death of the Novel by @KMWeiland
- Hardening our skin against rejection and revision requests via @elizabethscraig
Branding, Marketing and Promotion
- Marketing Before Your Book is Written? by Robert W. Walker
- My Blog Tour, with a Twist by @Caroline_s
- Finding and Filling Book Marketing Niches by Bob Spears
- First Steps to Building Your Author Brand via Blood Red Pencil
Resources
- 36 Great Blogs for Self-Publishers by @JFbookman | Great list. Thanks for including us!
POV
- Open Letter to Amazon: How Amazon can solve self-pub gridlock | by @JohnBetcher
- Four Steps to Managing Your Ideas Constructively by @ShaunKilgore
- Garrison Keillor’s rant about the ease of online publishing via Baltimore Sun
- Thoughts on the Indie Path via @selfpubreview
- Unsavoury Character Traits of Real Authors via @ZiggyKinsella
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