1. Dan Alatorre gives us these 10 things which make a story unreadable.
10 Things That Make Your Story UNREADABLE
2. Thanks to Sacha Black for these 30 writing competitions:
30 Writing Competitions With Cash Prizes
3. Thanks to Archer’s Aim for this blog on how Scrivener can aid writing:
8 Ways Scrivener Aids My Writing
4. Good info from A Writer’s Path regarding book covers:
What Self-Pubbing Authors Need to Know About Getting the Best Book Cover
5. Thanks to Roberta Pimentel for these 5 ways to promote your blog for free:
https://robertapimentel.com/2016/09/30/3-ways-to-promote-your-blog-for-free-efficiently/
6. Thanks to Jean’s Writing for this info on backing up your work:
What would happen to your story in a fire?
7. The Publication Plan gives us this info on annoying writing mistakes:
Annoying writing mistakes [INFOGRAPHIC]
8. Michael Dellert gives writers 8 reasons to use Twitter:
https://mdellert.wordpress.com/2016/09/29/eight-reasons-why-writers-should-use-twitter/
9. The Millionaire’s Digest gives us the key to writing an amazing blog post:
https://millionairesdigest.wordpress.com/2016/09/20/the-key-to-writing-an-amazing-blog-post/
10. Thanks to Chris, the Story Reading Ape for this infographic on how to find freelance writing jobs:
HOW TO: Find Freelance Writing Jobs Infographic…
11. 4 reasons from Timothy Pike on why self-published authors should be taken more seriously than ever:
12. Yecheilyah at Pearls Before Swine gives us some advice on how to personalise our blogs without giving too much of our business away:
13. Thanks to Carly Watters for this info on how to personalise your query to agents:
10 Ways To Personalize Your Query to Agents
14. Georgina Cromarty shares what she has learned from blogging, and how it helps her writing:
What I learned from blogging and how it helped my fictional writing #amwriting #writing
15. Here’s Melissa Bowersock at Indies Unlimited and her take on editing:
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16. Sue Vincent asks – is blogging worth it?
Is blogging worth it? 10 reasons why…
17. Tara Sparling’s interview of Lorna Sixsmith focuses on how to market a book without annoying everybody:
How To Market A Book Without Annoying Everybody
Thanks to Archer’s Aim, Don Massenzio, Kim’s Author Support Blog, Chris the Story Reading Ape, and Lizzie Chantree for the re-blogs.
Thanks so much for the lovely mention Stevie 😀
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