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Fill-Me-In Friday: The Best Writing Links of the Week
Friday, December 23, 2011 at 10:15AM
Hey, everyone! I'm sure you've had a busy week preparing for the holidays, so I've rounded up the best posts I've come across this week.
On Writing and Publishing:
10 Things Authors Should Know About Twitter by Angela James
Are Ebooks Too Cheap? Indie Authors Question 99 cent Price at Huffington POst
How Much Are You Willing to Pay for an Ebook and Are All Cheap Ebooks Crap? - both by Jami Gold
Why Writers Must Make Themselves Easy to Contact at Writer Unboxed
Starting From Scratch: A Writer's Guide to Blogging by Jeff Goins
10 Reasons Why I'm Self-Publishing by James Scott Bell
Google + : Do Writers Need It? by The Publetariat
Should You Join the Indy Revolution? by CJ Lyons via Romance University
Aspiring Is For Pansies - Tough Love & Being a Writer by Kristen Lamb
How To Drive Yourself Crazy As a Writer by Jody Hedlund
Why You Should Embrace Discomfort by Michael Hyatt
For Gits and Shiggles:
Can Drinking Help Your Writing? at Slate Magazine (love that one of the hypotheses is that writers are all a little crazy anyway and more prone to addiction, lol. Like we need anyone to tell us that we're bent.)
Awesome Holiday Videos via Emily Ryan-Davis
What You May Have Missed Here:
Creating a Story Bible by Suzanne Johnson
What You May Have Missed on the Author Blog or on My CRASH INTO YOU Blog Tour:
Reid, hero of CRASH INTO YOU, talks about the perfect submissive
PLUS a chance to win my book!
at As the Pages Turn
at As the Pages Turn
(And what that has to do with ugly guys in p0rn)
at Kat Latham's Blog
at Anne R. Allen's Blog
That's all I've got. I hope you all have a wonderful and happy holiday! Have fun, be safe, and eat too many cookies!
“...a sexy, sizzling tale that is sure to have readers begging for more!" –Jo Davis, author of I SPY A DARK OBSESSION
CRASH INTO YOU is now available for pre-order!
Read an excerpt here.
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