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 Sunday, February 21, 2010
Best Tweets for Writers (week ending 2/19/10)
Posted by Jane
I watch Twitter, so you don't have to. Visit each Sunday
for the week's best Tweets. If I missed a great Tweet, leave it in the Comments. Always
welcome your suggestions on improving this weekly feature.
Trends in fiction from agent Chip MacGregor
@elizabethscraig
Writers: If the phrase "dazzlingly brilliant hues" sounds good to you, read these tips from @moonrat
@inkyelbows
Trade secrets on getting your book noticed
@IrisBlasi
Stand Alone
One more time ~ rhetorical questions not great in a Q. As soon as the answer to "have you ever..." is NO, you lose.
@MarleneStringer
The protagonist should not be able to just walk away from the conflict
@DocumentDriven
Before submitting a manuscript, put it away & write something else. Then reread--places that need work will stand out
@dianagill
Don't say things like "my friends & family LOVED this." I am sure they did, but I don't want biased opinions from your pals.
@tor_intheory
Publishers don’t nurse you; they buy and sell you. P.D. JAMES
@AdviceToWriters
Writers should never query an agency that doesn't list the agents by name.
@laurieabkemeier
Best of Twitter
Sunday, February 21, 2010 10:26:07 PM (Eastern Standard Time, UTC-05:00)  Trackback
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