Tuesday, November 4, 2014

Tuesday's Links to Writing & Marketing Blog Posts


By: Nicolette Morrison

One of the “rules” often touted is that writers must always spend hours reading. It helps in improving comprehension and grammar, but most importantly, it guides them to find their footing as writers.

Reading can give you an idea of what you like and what you don’t in a piece of writing. It’s about taking every bit of the things you like in a creative piece and trying to incorporate them into your own voice. It’s about widening your range of influences and learning what works for your style of writing.

Though writers are free to read whatever book comes to mind, there are some works that every writer needs to spend the time to read, digest, and apply. For people who have to work magic on a blank piece of paper (or a computer document for some), a word of motivation from some of the most prolific and successful authors can go a long way.

Below are nine books that can give any writer that necessary push to hold their pens mightier than ever.
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Read the full article HERE!

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If you missed my writing & marketing tweets and retweets yesterday, here they are again:
  1. Fiction University: Clarifying Thoughts: Revising Your Outlines to Make the Writing Easier http://ow.ly/DJmBJ
  2. Indie Book Marketing Step Three—Early Readers http://ow.ly/DJoYm
  3. From Alligators to Van Goghs: Little Known Sources for Public Domain Images http://ow.ly/DJpnC
  4. Editing psychosis: recognize the signs | Belinda Williams http://ow.ly/DJqlx
  5. Hindsight is 20/20: My First Year in Self-Publishing | She Who Writes Monsters http://ow.ly/DJrif
  6. The Creative Penn Blog: Helping you write, publish and market your book | The Creative Penn http://ow.ly/DJsfe
  7. 8 Proofreading Tools for Beta Readers | Tech Tools for Writers http://ow.ly/DJFWm
  8. Social Media Examiner: Social media marketing how to, research, case studies, news and more! | Social Media Examiner http://ow.ly/DJGGl
  9. The Book Designer — Practical Advice to Help Self-Publishers Build Better Books http://ow.ly/DJGTL
  10. The BookBub Bulletin http://ow.ly/DJHGS Which Type of Reader are You? A Guide to Bookworm Personalities
  11. Finding Your Beginning in “The End”: Ending Your Beginning | KayeDacus.com http://ow.ly/DJI6X
  12. Writer Unboxed » You’re Such a Character http://ow.ly/DJNUR
  13. Writability: 10 Promises to Myself (as a Writer) http://ow.ly/DJPsw
  14. 9 Books Aspiring Writers Must Read | Live Write Thrive http://ow.ly/DJQ4e
  15. Resources for Writers: SHORT IS THE NEW LONG - article by Anne R. Allen http://ow.ly/DJS27
Happy writing and running, Kathy

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