Twitter can be very time consuming to keep up with so I give you, #PubTips Round-up.
Since I know many do not follow Twitter I thought I’d give you another round-up of the most recent writing/publishing tips mentioned. If, by chance you decide to give Twitter a go, please send me an email so we can follow one another, I’m @I_am_Writing. Remember, you don’t have to tweet, just pop in every once in a while to check in. You never know what you’ll find.
(The @ symbol and the name that follows is the person who posted the tip or aka Tweeted the tip)
@WolfsonLiterary – When critique partners disagree http://bit.ly/hAyCVD
@SandraBeckwith – How to Plan Your Virtual Book Tour – terrific advice and sample pitch letter http://bit.ly/e0nafC
@I_am_Writing – Writers, never stop learning about the #pub biz; ISBN in and outs http://tinyurl.com/4pzno9h
@StacyAbramsEdit – If a fiction picture book is over 1,000 words, it’s way too long…Even 800+ is often cutting it close.
@meganrecords – …A grin parted her lips.” Overwriting. “She grinned” is just fine; I won’t think you are less creative
@EgmontGal – Don’t worry about sounding of-the-moment unless you are doing YA chick lit. References date so very quickly.
@louise_wise – If you are a writer or blogger you should know about tag clouds… http://t.co/ZhsrSbb
@dirtywhitecandy – Why an agent can judge your book from your query letter Janice Hard http://ht.ly/3SQAl
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p.s. To answer your question, Twitter did not pay me to do this post, 😀
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