Links to Writing & Marketing Blog Posts PLUS Part 2 of an Interview with Author Judith Natelli McLaughlin

This is the second part of a two-part series with author Judith Natelli McLaughlin.

In a recent article in the South Mountain, she was asked about her writing, which runs the gamut from poetry to novels. 

Judy's favorite projects to work on include children’s literature. 

As the author of Poems on Fruits & Odes to Veggies – Where Healthy Eating Starts With a Poem, Judy enjoys sharing the story by visiting schools and libraries and reading to children, encouraging healthy eating habits and making connections with kids.

Judy’s first published novel and her biggest accomplishment to date is This Moment, a contemporary love story. The book is an important testament to persistence and believing in your dreams.

She actually wrote the book ten years prior to it being published. When a publishing deal fell through, she tucked the book into a drawer until last year when she indie-published. Judy’s advice for aspiring writers is, “Write every single day and continue to practice your craft. Never give up!”

Judy’s hobbies include biking, going to the beach and painting with watercolors. She is a graduate of Villanova University with a B.A. in English, and has lived in South Mountain for twenty years with her husband Brian and three daughters. 

Click here to find out more about This Moment, a love story I highly recommend. 

Follow Judy on twitter @judynmclaughlin or email her. Also check out her blog and website.   

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

1. Sharing Is Critical To Your Blog’s Success | Molly Greene: Writer http://ow.ly/pKhNT
2. What I Learned at An Empowerment Breakfast About Running A Business http://ow.ly/pKi5V
3. Authors and Google+ – Kobo Writing Life http://ow.ly/pKiq2
4. SERIAL OFFENDER? Not likely! (The Most Fulfilling Reasons to Write Series Fiction http://ow.ly/pKivd
5. Keys to Understanding Amazon’s Algorithms by Penny Sansevieri — The Book Designer http://ow.ly/pKi4z
6. Novel RocketL Pete Klismet ~ Writing Authentic Characters, Part 1 http://ow.ly/pKimd
7. What is a Fixed Layout eBook? http://ow.ly/pKi2N
8. Writer Unboxed: Save the Cat: A Bridge to Story http://ow.ly/pKhZm
9. How Smart Writers Deal With One-Star Reviews (Hint: Not By Crying Yourself to Sleep) http://t.co/fbkh9vkZ6I
10. How to Include the Five Senses Without Falling into the Telling Trap http://t.co/xp1Mbabpx7
11. The Top Five Reasons for Not Doing NaNoWriMo This November http://t.co/UBzNDf7rHs
12. How to Sell More Books on Amazon With This Simple Trick | Book Marketing Strategies and Tips For Authors http://ow.ly/pLji9
13. Why Self-Published Author Kendra Highley Chose a Publisher for Her New Book | Lindsay Buroker http://ow.ly/pLjFo
14. Bloggers: Do You Call Readers To Action? | Molly Greene: Writer http://ow.ly/pLjJl
15. Writing Your Brand - The Fictorians http://ow.ly/pLjL4
16. Introducing Libiro. The New Ebook Store For Indie Authors | The Creative Penn http://ow.ly/pLjQn
17. Facebook Page Insights Updated, This Week in Social Media | Social Media Examiner http://ow.ly/pLjVC
18. 12 Things We Learned at the 2013 Writer’s Digest Conference West | The Passive Voice | http://ow.ly/pLjYP
19. 7 Reasons to Write an Entire 1st Draft before Going Back to the Beginning | WritersDigest.com http://ow.ly/pLk6F 

Happy writing & running, Kathy

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