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WHERE DOES YOUR BOOK BEGIN?

By: Jennifer Spiller

Did you write a second book first?

It’s looking more and more like I did. In fact, I’m starting to think this is my modus operandi. I think up big stories, BIG BIG BIG stories, and then I try and come up with where the action begins.

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

1. Did you write a second book first? http://t.co/ilBwpCcdJS  RT elizabethscraig 
2. Social, Mobile, Content – The Digital Marketing Trio Of 2013 [INFOGRAPHIC] http://ow.ly/lFJE1
3. Have I Seen This Before? In a pitch, the buyer wants to know 2 elements of your novel: its familiarity & originality http://ow.ly/lGCTb
4. EXERCISE: Deep Dive into Your Content Analytics http://ow.ly/lGD8J via @problogger
5. The Problem With "Revealing" Information That's Already in the Cover Copy http://ow.ly/lGDdR via @Janice_Hardy
6. How to write in your sleep: http://t.co/SbBZz5ajPl RT @elizabethscraig
7. What Makes a Story? http://ow.ly/lGDvW via @MiGWriters
8. Who Inherits Your Copyrights? http://t.co/3WrHQxgyAI @SusanSpann RT @elizabethscraig
9. Notes From Tabor Lane: Today's Links to Writing & Marketing Blog Posts http://ow.ly/lGEBm
10. Using Pinterest for Pinspiration http://ow.ly/lGDRF via @kendel_lynn
11. What Is an Expletive? http://ow.ly/lGNA0 via Daily Writing Tips
12. 33 Twitter Tips For Authors & Book Marketers http://ow.ly/lGO2A
13. Using Story Excerpts And Character Interviews for Your Blog http://ow.ly/lH0xL
14. Revisions: Knowing When You've Got It Right http://t.co/qgnKgjL3Zo @yaHighway RT @elizabethscraig
15. The best (and most useful) things writing a novel does for you http://ow.ly/lH1mf
16. Getting The Most Out Of Triberr (As Authors) http://ow.ly/lIoX8
17. Are Daily and Weekly Writing Goals a Necessity? http://ow.ly/lH1Z1
18. When To Let The Reader Into The Character's Head http://ow.ly/lH2e5 via @mooderino 

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Happy writing & running, Kathy

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