The Over-doer's Editing Checklist: Structure and Point of View5 Elements of Story Structure
5 Blogging Rules Authors Can Ignore…and 5 You Can’t
Interesting info-graphic on setting goals
A most enlightening article: When You Have Editorial Differences
7 Libraries Of Sensational Photographs You Can Use For Free
Uck, I'd never want to listen to myself for the hours it'd take to read one of my books. That's the kind of thing best left to professionals.
ReplyDeleteThat's a valid point. I cringe every time I hear a recording of my voice. I can't imagine listening to myself reading all thirty-six chapters. :-)
DeleteI did attend school this morning despite being indisposed. What do you know? Probably ready to learn again.
ReplyDeleteIt's always time to learn!
DeleteRead Anne's blogging rules last week - good stuff!
ReplyDeleteGood stuff indeed!
DeleteYou've got some interesting links up there, thanks for sharing. I'm off to check out the blogging rules... (:
ReplyDeleteExcellent! She had some good ones!
DeleteThe article on editorial differences WAS enlightening. Thanks for posting these links. :)
ReplyDeleteYou're quite welcome, Melissa. I try to find some good ones each week.
DeleteSo interesting to see Rachelle's take on blogging shift.
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you found a link you liked. I try for a bit of variety whenever possible. So much good stuff out there. So little time to sift through it all. ;-)
DeleteThanks for all the great links!
ReplyDeleteMy pleasure!
DeleteThanks for the links. I'll check them out.
ReplyDeleteYou're most welcome!
DeleteAwesome links! I'm currently browsing through them. I especially like the "7 Libraries of Sensational Photographs" one. I was already aware of a couple of the places listed in that post, but not all. As someone who often needs reference pics while drawing, it's nice to know of a few other photo places to turn to!
ReplyDeleteI figured bloggers would find that link useful, but I didn't even think about artists finding it useful too. Double cool!
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