Writerly Ways
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cornerofmadnessIt's been a non-productive weekend. Rocket has an infected tail and I'm so not ready for October. I got a little bit of Halloween on the porch but that's as good as it gets. My house is a wreck. My cosplay isn't ready for this weekend coming. I have wasted a lot of time and I don't feel like doing any writing styled thinking so instead of me whining, here are the links. I hope you enjoy them. I was hoping at least someone else would have liked my Jethro Tull one.
Open Call
Eye to the Telescope Speculative Poems related to Death
Detectives, Sleuths, and Nosy Neighbors
Stories in the Key of Tull this is the one I'm excited for
Writing the Future We Need: Rescuing Curiosity
The Black Beacon Book of Pirate Tales
Beyond The Bounds of Infinity
The Dread of Winter
Planet Scumm
Annick Press: Now Accepting Manuscript Submissions
24 Approachable Literary Journals
30 Magazines Paying for Genre Fiction
From Around the Web
5 Common Scene Issues (And How to Fix Them)
Doing Creative Work Amid the Sh**tstorm (Oh look one for me)
3 Ways to Use Theme to Deepen Your Story
Prioritizing Plans Over Writing Goals
What’s a Sensitivity Reader, Why They Are Important, and How To Hire One
How to Plan a Book Tour on Your Own
How to Publish a Poetry Book
How to Make and Market a Self-Help Book
Yes this IS writing related and not just me down the rabbit hole.
From Betty
Five Ways to Handle Parents Without Killing Them
How to Create an Elemental Magic System
Five Types of Bummer Endings, and How to Make Them Work
ANTS: The Critical Factors That Make Stories Popular
How Can My Character Realize They Are the Baddies?
How to Write a Book in a Day
How To Eliminate Info Dumps In Deep Point Of View
Time Warps and the ING Construction
Seven Questions to Test Your Characters
Writing Fiction That’s “Ripped From the Headlines”
Writing About Pain: Best Practices for Great Fiction
Let characters’ emotions spill in unpredictable ways
Writing About Pain: Everyday Ways A Character Could Be Hurt
Open Call
Eye to the Telescope Speculative Poems related to Death
Detectives, Sleuths, and Nosy Neighbors
Stories in the Key of Tull this is the one I'm excited for
Writing the Future We Need: Rescuing Curiosity
The Black Beacon Book of Pirate Tales
Beyond The Bounds of Infinity
The Dread of Winter
Planet Scumm
Annick Press: Now Accepting Manuscript Submissions
24 Approachable Literary Journals
30 Magazines Paying for Genre Fiction
From Around the Web
5 Common Scene Issues (And How to Fix Them)
Doing Creative Work Amid the Sh**tstorm (Oh look one for me)
3 Ways to Use Theme to Deepen Your Story
Prioritizing Plans Over Writing Goals
What’s a Sensitivity Reader, Why They Are Important, and How To Hire One
How to Plan a Book Tour on Your Own
How to Publish a Poetry Book
How to Make and Market a Self-Help Book
Yes this IS writing related and not just me down the rabbit hole.
From Betty
Five Ways to Handle Parents Without Killing Them
How to Create an Elemental Magic System
Five Types of Bummer Endings, and How to Make Them Work
ANTS: The Critical Factors That Make Stories Popular
How Can My Character Realize They Are the Baddies?
How to Write a Book in a Day
How To Eliminate Info Dumps In Deep Point Of View
Time Warps and the ING Construction
Seven Questions to Test Your Characters
Writing Fiction That’s “Ripped From the Headlines”
Writing About Pain: Best Practices for Great Fiction
Let characters’ emotions spill in unpredictable ways
Writing About Pain: Everyday Ways A Character Could Be Hurt
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