I would have finished this post last night, but midway through I discovered Janice Hardy's new book "Understanding Show, Not Tell" had just been released and I ordered the Kindle version immediately. Janice's blog, Fiction University, is one of the most consistently useful writing sites I've ever come across, and many of the links I post on Fridays come from her or her guest posters.
Needless to say, I curled up in bed with my Kindle and stayed up late reading, so it was Mountain Dew for breakfast this morning. <Yawns>
I only hope I'll be able to concentrate on writing this weekend instead of spending all my time reading her book.
Have a great weekend and enjoy the links!
Chemistken
10 Quick Marketing Fixes For Authors
Indie Publishing Paths: What’s Your Newsletter Plan? Part Three
4 Tips for Preventing Flat Descriptions
Understanding Goal, Motivation, and Conflict: GOAL
How to Cultivate a Winning
Author/Blogger Relationship
Free Book Promotions: Are They Worth It?
A Checklist for Publishing Your Book
Website of Ken Rahmoeller -- fantasy author, chemist, and lover of all things Hogwarts (Photo Courtesy of Scarluuk)
You always have such great links. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks, Melissa! Glad you stopped by.
DeleteIf not, have another Mountain Dew...
ReplyDeleteI'm sure I will. I don't drink coffee, so it's one of my main sources of caffeine.
DeleteA checklist for publishing your book--that's a winner. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI want a book to do that for me! I've started two and stopped. Of course, if I did find that absorbing story I'd have to stock up on some of that Mt. Dew myself.
ReplyDeleteI've often dropped by Janice's blog. Excellent writing tips for all. :-)
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