Wednesday, April 9, 2014

Links of Interest


FIVE WAYS TO GROW YOUR NOVEL:

HOW TO ELIMINATE CHARACTERS:

USING A CHARACTER’S MOVEMENT IN YOUR DESCRIPTIONS:

FORENSICS, HOW CAT HAIR CAN HELP SOLVE A CRIME:

ISBNs, WHAT THEY ARE AND WHY YOU NEED ONE:

HUMOR, WHEN WORLD VIEWS COLLIDE:

GIVING PRESENTATIONS TO KIDS:

WHAT THE MOVIE “FROZEN” CAN TEACH WRITERS:

HOW USING SETH GODIN’S ADVICE HELPED A NOVELIST PUBLICIZE HER BOOKS:

CHOOSING THE RIGHT BROWSE CATEGORIES FOR YOUR BOOK ON AMAZON:

FIVE WAYS TO IMPROVE A STORY:

MASTERY OF WEAPONS AND WHY YOUR HERO SHOULDN’T BE AN EXPERT IN A FEW CHAPTERS:

WAYS TO AVOID PUBLISHING SCAMS:

FIGURING OUT HOW SUCCESSFUL YOUR PROMOTION CAMPAIGN IS:

COMMON SHORTCOMINGS IN NOVELS AND HOW TO FIX THEM:

A SYNOPSIS CHECKLIST:

WAYS TO SPOT A FRAUDULENT EDITOR:

THE KEY TO CREATING SUSPENSE:

EIGHT WAYS TO KNOW IF YOU HAVE A GOOD AGENT:

WEAK WRITING:

TRAINING YOUR SUBCONSCIOUS NOT TO WRITE STINKY BOOKS:

WRITING WHAT YOU DON’T KNOW IS OKAY:

A SENSE OF PLACE IN YOUR WRITING:

PROMOTION, WHAT MAKES A MEDIA RELEASE EFFECTIVE:

INTRODUCING CONFLICT IN YOUR STORY:

USING GETTY IMAGES OR CREATIVE COMMONS GRAPHICS ON YOUR BLOG, LEGAL ISSUES:





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