17 Links to Writing & Marketing Blog Posts

The Tabor Lane Spotlight Shines On the Following Authors

Alex Smith @AlexMSmithAutho

Jo Briggs @Jo_Witterings

K.M. Weiland @KMWeiland

I hope you’ll visit their websites and follow them on Twitter.

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If you missed my writing & marketing tweets and retweets yesterday, here they are again: 

1. Options for Reactions in a Sequel: http://t.co/9SOM6TGrYe @KMWeiland RT @elizabethscraig
2. Split screen in Scrivener: http://t.co/Vv7ejhc2Bx @Gwen_Hernandez RT @elizabethscraig
3. Recipe for a Successful Synopsis http://t.co/V3zsZ3M8x4 @JamiGold RT @janice_hardy
4. Think Like a Publisher 2013: Chapter One: The Early Decisions http://ow.ly/i0qa0 via Dean Wesley Smith
5. Launching A Book Is Like Sending A Child To Play In Traffic: http://t.co/rLwdAuxvhb @catinitaly RT @elizabethscraig
6. 5 Tricks That Will Make Your Tweets Mobile-Friendly http://ow.ly/hZpyP
7. How to Start a Book Club *Inside* a Book: http://t.co/zjsoCH7TFM @WhereWritersWin RT @elizabethscraig
8. Visual Methods of Writing http://ow.ly/hZpSD Robert Ferrigno guests at @elizabethscraig
9. 16 Links to Writing & Marketing Blog Posts http://ow.ly/hZHXn
10. I Want To Write a Novel. Where Do I Start? by Robyn Bavati http://t.co/ugdy9lvAxH @4YALit RT @janice_hardy
11. 5 Reasons to Set Your Novel in a Famous Place: http://t.co/gBd9GO3OMt @ChuckSambuchino RT @elizabethscraig
12. Stuck or blocked? How to keep writing anyway: http://t.co/6CM6rQEAt8 @dirtywhitecandy RT @elizabethscraig
13. Ways to Give Back to the Book Industry http://ow.ly/i0aa4 via Annie Neugebauer
14. Time magazine's editor offers detailed pitching tips. Don't miss this one. http://ow.ly/hXuzf  RT @publicityhound
15. 2 Dialogue Tips from Studying SitComs: Just Spit it Out http://ow.ly/i0aUk  via @FictionNotes
16. This Week On Twitter: Influence Of Social Media, Download Twitter Archive, Tweetable Is Now A Word http://ow.ly/i0b1X
17. How to Revise for a Stronger Theme http://ow.ly/i0b6x via @JamiGold

I’m always looking for great content to share. If you have a writing and/or marketing blog, or have a favorite that you visit often, please leave a link in the comment section. Thanks for stopping by.

Happy writing & running, Kathy