Best Writing Advice (According to Writers) – Plus Winner of Contest
My thanks to all of you who took time to comment for my blog anniversary contest, and offer links to the most helpful writing advice you’ve found online. As a…
My thanks to all of you who
took time to comment for my
blog anniversary contest, and offer links to the most helpful
writing advice you've found online.
As a handy
reference, I thought I'd share links to all of the sites and articles
mentioned:
the Rubber Meets the Road by agent Rachelle Gardner
to Work Less by Renegade Writer Linda Formichelli
A
Wailing Wall, A Laboratory, A Junk Drawer by Joy Castro
Your Novel by Jo Lamb-White
Liz's
Encouragement for Aspiring Writers by Liz Curtis Higgs
to Make Your Novel a Page Turner by Elizabeth Sims (at Writer's
Digest)
Script Frenzy
(overview of resources)
Is a Consequence by Lilith Saint Crow
Skills Does a Writer Need to Develop? by agent Chip MacGregor
Structure Series #1: The Four Parts of a Story by Larry Brooks
More like DIRE-logue!!! by Victor Finch
Can't Make Something a Phenomenon by agent Nathan Bransford
the Time to Write by Yasmine Galenorn
Vs. Plot, Ghost Vs. Bones: Discuss by Chuck Wendig
Screenplay
Structure by Michael Hauge
Now, for the moment
you've been waiting for.
The randomly selected winner from all
comments is Rick Carroll.
Congratulations,
Rick! I'll be dropping you a note soon about your VIP
prize, as well as a free registration to the next Writer's Digest Editors'
Intensive.
Jane Friedman is a full-time entrepreneur (since 2014) and has 20 years of experience in the publishing industry. She is the co-founder of The Hot Sheet, the essential publishing industry newsletter for authors, and is the former publisher of Writer’s Digest. In addition to being a columnist with Publishers Weekly and a professor with The Great Courses, Jane maintains an award-winning blog for writers at JaneFriedman.com. Jane’s newest book is The Business of Being a Writer (University of Chicago Press, 2018).
