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Happy 2025!
Looking Back to Plan Ahead: by Tiffany Yates MartinWriting Resolutions for 2025: by Brian Andrews30+ Inspiring Fiction Writing Prompts: by Angie AndriotCrime Fiction: In The Spotlight: Tamron Hall’s As the Wicked Watch: @mkinberg.bsky.socialCrime Fiction: In The Spotlight: Cat Connor’s Terrorbyte: @mkinberg.bsky.social7 Thought-Provoking Books About Models and the Dark Side of Beauty: by Laura Elizabeth Woollett at Electric LiteratureThe Most Popular Lit Hub Stories of 2024: Lit Hub’s 50 Noteworthy Nonfiction Books of 2024: The Best Nonfiction Crime Books of 2024: from Crime ReadsMy Favorite Book-to-TV Adaptations of 2024: by Maris Kreizman10 Heartwarming Japanese Books Perfect for Cozy Nights: by Claudia GuthriePrint vs. eBooks: by Kay DiBiancaTen Children’s Books To Read and Enjoy Before The Year Ends: by Caroline Carlson8 Books about Women Keeping Secrets: by Midge RaymondCelebrate the New Year with These 8 Novels About New Beginnings: by Katie Bloomer8 Craft Books to Inspire Your New Year’s Writing Resolutions: by Claudia GuthrieA Refuge for the Soul: How to Build a Library, According to Montaigne: by Andrew HuiZoom Accountability for Writers: by Debbie BurkeFive Things to Try When You Hit Writer’s Block: by S.M. Carrière10 Foundational Truths to Help Us Remain Steadfast as Writers in the Year to Come: by Edie MelsonWriters on Not Writing: Elisha Emerson and Emma Bouthillette: from The Masters ReviewEqual and Opposite: by Steven PressfieldThis Year in Books (2024): by Nathan BransfordHow To Write When Everything’s on Fire: by Elias McClellanAre you deciding between writing projects? by Daphne Gray-GrantI Love You, You’re Perfect, Now Change: by Greer Macallister @[email protected]Caring for Yourself During Writer’s Burnout: by Renee RobersonYear-End Author Checklist: 15 Things to Refresh, Revamp, and Revise Before the New Year: by Penny SansevieriSupport Your Fellow Writers: by D.L. FinnWhat the MFA Does and Does Not Do for Aspiring Novelists: by Nancy Wayson Dinan @janefriedman.comSpeaking Out Against Injustice as an Element in Crime Fiction: @[email protected]Enriching Characters and Sociopolitics with Digital Currencies: by Libby SchultzHow to Write a Short Story in 6 Steps: by Angie AndriotTips for Cleaning Up Your Blog: by Hugh RobertsHow to Brainstorm Blog Post Ideas for Your Blog or Content: by Kathy WidenhouseYour One-Sentence Summary: by Randy IngermansonTop 10 Book Marketing Articles from BookBub in 2024: by AJ Yee5 Ways Authors Can Disrupt Their Marketing (in a Good Way): by Penny SansevieriHow to Market Your Book Without Social Media: by Penny Sansevieri21 Ways Authors Delighted Their Facebook Followers in 2024: by Rick BurnesMy 2024 Year-End Review: Most Notable Publishing Industry Developments: @janefriedman.comListen up! Why 2024 was the year of the audiobook: by Ellen Peirson-HaggerShould I Self-Publish? by Sarah Rhea Werner#1 Error That Kills Interest In Your Pitch 100% Of The Time: from Bang2writeQuery Letter Examples: by Shane MillarHow to Build Resilience – So You Can Bounce Back from Rejection: Failing the Reality Check: Independent Literary Recognition Guild and Acquisition Database: @victoriastrauss.bsky.socialMaking Readers Care on Page One: by Elaine DodgeCharacter Secret Thesaurus Entry: Is Safeguarding Someone’s Secret: @angelackerman.bsky.socialHow to Turn Good Dialogue into Great Dialogue: by CS LakinWriting: Your Novel’s Ending: by Linda S. ClareFive Stories That Suffer From Too Little Movement: byOren AshkenaziHow to Write a Book Review That People Actually Want to Read: by Leigh ShulmanHow Long Should a Chapter Be? by James Scott BellYour Story Should Be Up, Down, and All Around: by Karen CioffiPros & Cons Of Writing A Prologue: 6 Key Things To Consider: from Bang2writeHow to fix a ghostwriting (or other freelance) project that’s gone awry: by Josh BernoffWriting with 3 Equal-sized Acts: by September C. FawkesWriting Crafts Articles for Children’s Magazines: by Suzanne LieuranceStructural Words of Wisdom: compiled by Dale Ivan SmithWriting The Other And Self-Publishing in South Africa With Ashling McCarthy: Writing Your Character’s Internal Thoughts: by Karen CioffiFame vs Infamy: by Charles YallowitzFinding Power When We Find our Point of Difference and Write From There: by Sarah Sally HamerTips to Turn Sketchy Writing into Robust Prose: by CS LakinFive Secrets to Perfect Pacing: by Hank Phillippi RyanStory Movement Via Readers’ Experiences of Human Moments: by Donald Maass @[email protected]Writing in First Person Personal: by PeggySue WellsSix Secrets to Writing from the First Person Point of View: by Hank Phillippi RyanSnowflake Method: 7 Steps to Outline a Story: by Shane MillarA vow for the new year: never rewrite without a plan: By
Josh Bernoff175 Positive Adjectives to Use in Description: by Linda O’DonnellCreate Compelling Suspense and Tension No Matter What’s Happening in Your Story: by Tiffany Yates Martin @janefriedman.comCharacter Based Transitions: by Terry Odell
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