Should All Authors Blog?
Structuring Your Story’s Scenes, Pt. 3: Options for Goals in a SceneE-publishing, the Nuts and Bolts (Contains links to the free Smashwords and Amazon style guides.)
10 Ways To Promote Your Book Before You Sign a Contract
Katherine Amabel over at Beyond the Hourglass Bridge posted her Top Ten Writer Advice Blogs of 2012
And to get your New Year off to a great start, why not give this a try?
You can literally throw your negative thoughts away
great links mr. jeffrey!! where do you find this stuff??
ReplyDeleteThanks, Tammy. Actually, the finding part isn't so difficult for me; it's the having time to find them part that can be a challenge. But I follow some great folks on various social media and try to frequent great sites whenever possible.
DeleteI've actually read several of those already.
ReplyDeleteNegative doesn't accomplish anything.
The only positive thing accomplished by negativity is providing a splendid example of how not to be. It's a lesson best learned in short order.
DeleteAs always you have great links. I'm going to read the blog article right after I comment here. I go back and forth about the time vs benefit of blogging all the time. For me, the greatest pleasure is having connected with other like-minded souls. Thanks, Jeff.
ReplyDeleteYou're most welcome, Julie. But it is the wonderful writing and blogging community that make the links great.
DeleteAnd yes, the connections and relationships are what make it all worth while.