The Tabor Lane Spotlight Shines On the Following
Authors
Jessica Brooks @coffeelvnmom
Richard J. Galloway @RJGalloway1
Regina Puckett @ReginaPucket
I hope you’ll
visit their websites and follow them on Twitter.
~*~
If
you missed my writing & marketing tweets and retweets yesterday, here they
are again:
- How Twitter Can Help Your Writing http://ow.ly/i8iJp via @write_practice
- Susan Kaye Quinn’s Self-Pub Basics (Part Two of Four): Formatting, The Easy Way http://ow.ly/i8j1Y
- 7 Things Confident Writers Don't Do http://t.co/OriiC9C6y2 @KristenLambTX RT @tamibrothers
- Establishing Character http://t.co/UCTUr0zTAk @MurderSheWrites @Allison_Brennan RT @tamibrothers
- Making it Through a Long-term Project Without Losing Your Cool http://ow.ly/i8QDX via @IndieIgnites @JC_Emery
- Lots o' links on how to support your favorite authors http://ow.ly/i8QSS via @coffeelvnmom
- 10 Dos and Don'ts of Writing a Query Letter: http://t.co/9TLS6N8ePj @BrianKlems RT @elizabethscraig
- 18 Links to Writing & Marketing Blog Posts http://ow.ly/iagZo
- The Truth About First Drafts: http://t.co/RpsjYpo7K3 @AmyfStuart RT @elizabethscraig
- Why You Need to Embrace the Conflict in Your Story: http://t.co/ikKOfcYmec @joebunting RT @elizabethscraig
- Marketing Tips for Authors - AIDA Part 1 of 2 (Attention, Interest, Desire, Action) by @CliveEaton http://ow.ly/iaiya
- List of book review sites by genre by Lynne Mickley http://ow.ly/iapEN
- Suffixes That Denote Relation or Resemblance http://ow.ly/iawER via Daily Writing Tips
- How Do You Maintain Steady Book Sales at Amazon, Barnes & Noble, etc.? http://ow.ly/iayMB via @GoblinWriter
- Can't hit send? http://t.co/XkbrvydcWU @RachelleGardner "We only fail when we fail to try."
- "What Does It Take to Become a Full-Time Indie Author?" Lindsay Buroker (@GoblinWriter) http://t.co/OuQY7nphlp RT @jchapmanauthor
- Twitter Brazil Is Now Open For Business (And Brazilians Are Big Fans Of Promoted Tweets) http://ow.ly/iaB8L
- The Real Cost of Self-Publishing http://ow.ly/iaC5T
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
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