Links to Writing & Marketing Blog Posts

I’ve spent the weekend in Edinburgh visiting the places I’ve written about in THE LAST MACKLENNA. It’s been a fantastic adventure. This morning I’m running a 10K around the city.  I’ll post pictures when I return home or you can visit my Facebook page.

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

1. The Indie 50 - The 50 Best Sites for Indie and Self-Published Authors | August Wainwright http://ow.ly/mNZED
2. How to Save Money on Editing by Preparing Your Manuscript | change it up editing http://ow.ly/mO8gv 
3. The Other Side of the Story: First Impressions: The Right Word for the Right Idea http://ow.ly/mOaRl via @Janice_Hardy
4. Inserting Images in Scrivener | The Edited Life http://ow.ly/mOaYB
5. Is Your Blog an Accurate Reflection? - Books & Such Literary Agency : Books & Such Literary Agency http://ow.ly/mObc7
6. Why What Others Are Doing Isn't Working for You | Goins, Writer http://ow.ly/mObmL
7. Sell More Books by Optimizing Your Metadata by Joanna Penn http://ow.ly/mObuw 
8. 5 Types of Anti-Heroes http://ow.ly/mObF6 via @write_practice
9. Notes from Tabor Lane: Links to Writing & Marketing Blog Posts PLUS Day 3 of My UK Adventure http://ow.ly/mP7v6
10. The One Thing Every Writer Needs - Rachelle Gardner http://ow.ly/mQyo5
11. 5 Types of Anti-Heroes http://ow.ly/mP0xr via @write_practice
12. 7 Ways Friends Can Support Your Book (and How To Ask For Their Help) - The Savvy Book Marketer http://ow.ly/mQyW5
13. Author, Jody Hedlund: Are Reviews TOO Subjective to be Worthwhile? http://ow.ly/mQz4r
14. Five Tips to Sell More Ebooks | Digital Book World http://ow.ly/mQz9u
15. The Effect Of Social Media On Commerce [Infographic] — socialmouths http://ow.ly/mQzhq
16. The Character Therapist: Revealing Your Character's Vulneralbilities for Maximum Impact http://ow.ly/mQzkm
17. The Business Rusch: The Stages of An Indie Writer « Kristine Kathryn Rusch http://ow.ly/mQzEe

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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