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message 1: by Everly (new)

Everly Anders | 207 comments Mod
There are so many great websites and blogs out there to help you with your craft, that it can be overwhelming. Does anyone have any that they recommend?
* This is not a place to promote your own, in fact if you put your own up, it will be taken down.


message 2: by Ottilie (new)

Ottilie (ottilie_weber) | 100 comments When you say help with craft do you mean, writing, grammar, or marketing?


message 3: by Mary (new)

Mary Findley | 110 comments https://www.facebook.com/groups/indie...
https://www.facebook.com/groups/smash...
Many of these authors also post blog links and have websites, but just the discussions have helped me so much!


message 4: by Mary (last edited Dec 11, 2011 01:10PM) (new)

Mary Findley | 110 comments Ottilie, the ones I posted are more for contacts for editors, cover artists, and marketing help, but if we are talking about writing and grammar, many of the writer-oriented sites have workshop areas that can help with that.


message 5: by Ottilie (new)

Ottilie (ottilie_weber) | 100 comments Ah okay I wasn't sure what she meant by craft.


message 6: by Everly (new)

Everly Anders | 207 comments Mod
Ottilie wrote: "Ah okay I wasn't sure what she meant by craft."

Ottilie- I guess I mean any websites that help you be a better writer. Things from inspiration to technique to structure to grammer.


message 7: by Ottilie (new)

Ottilie (ottilie_weber) | 100 comments Ah okay :)


message 8: by Chris (new)

Chris Titus (godcomplex) | 7 comments

Here are two FREE resources for promoting your book:

Signed Editions: http://signed-editions.com/
Post where readers and collectors can find signed copies of your books. Post your upcoming book signings too.

Book Club Reading List: http://bookclubreading.com/
Submit your book to be included on the website. If accepted, you'll be included in the monthly news letter that gets distributed to thousands of book clubs around the U.S.


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message 10: by Sandra (new)

Sandra Nachlinger | 25 comments Here's a link to a Writer's Digest article about writing dialogue. I thought they made a lot of good points.
http://www.writersdigest.com/whats-ne...


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