by Elizabeth S. Craig,
@elizabethscraig
Twitterific is a compilation of all the writing links I
shared the previous week. The links are fed into the Writer’s Knowledge Base
search engine (developed by writer and software engineer Mike Fleming) which
has over 19,000 free articles on writing-related topics. It's the search engine
for writers.
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Mike Fleming is working with author and writing coach
James Scott Bell to offer an online, interactive, writing program to help make
your next novel great. It's called "Knockout Novel" and you can learn
more about it at KnockoutNovel.com. Plus, all the data is stored in your Hiveword account for
easy access.
How Many Rounds of Edits Should I Go Though, and What
Should I Focus on? http://bit.ly/117bfEx @AmericanEditing
The state of bookstores now and reinventing them for the
future: http://bit.ly/XTSfGW @Porter_Anderson @richfahle @eoinpurcell
Why Some Novels Say "A Novel" on the Cover, and
If Yours Should Too: http://bit.ly/XxseiA @AnnieNeugebauer
Find Someone Who Is a Stakeholder in Your Writing
Life,Find a Few Someones. http://bit.ly/YMGp8c @glimmertrain @Kate_Gale
Are chapters even necessary with the advent of digital
publishing? http://bit.ly/Wh1XWd @lilylefevre
An author explains why he doesn't give away his author
copies: http://bit.ly/14KxDYU @JeffCohenwriter
Giving characters distinguishing phrases to help readers
tell them apart: http://bit.ly/VEryfo @mkinberg
Finally, an industry-related conference for writers:
Author (R)evolution Day http://bit.ly/WRWhDy @Porter_Anderson @doctorow @robeagar