Friday, January 13, 2017

Seven Writing Links -- Volume 154


Question:  When is the worst time to come down with a cold and chills?

Answer:  The day after your furnace breaks down.  

It's not quite as bad as it sounds.  The furnace is partially functioning, so the house is holding somewhere around the low 60's.  And we have a gas fireplace that helps keep the family room warm.  

Last night I attended my monthly critique group meeting and received some positive feedback on my story.  That's the kind of thing that fires up my creative writing juices and I usually attack my manuscript the next day with a vengeance.  Right now, however, all I feel like doing is crawling under an electric blanket and sleeping for a day or two.   Hope this cold goes away soon.  

Have a great weekend and enjoy the links! 

ChemistKen 


Creating a Print Book Box Set

The Perfect Back Cover Blurb

Crafting a Powerful Set-Up

How to Use Instagram As An Author Plus 10 Ways to Grow Your Account Organically

Planting the Clues and Hints in Your Story

Negotiating Options in Publishing Deals

How to begin a novel: 7 steps to captivating first chapters



6 comments:

  1. Hooray for a great critique session, but boo to the sickness. I hope you feel better soon.
    Thanks for the links!

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  2. Good news about the feedback.
    Just hide under that blanket for a while and hope you feel better.

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  3. I am sorry to hear about your Heater and cold. I hope you feel better soon.

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  4. Hope you get well soon and thanks for the links.

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  5. Thanks for the links. Get better soon. Chicken soup. :-)

    Anna from elements of emaginette

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  6. Egads. Hope everything works out soon.

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