Meet some great writers through Twitter and Squidoo!
This lens is filled with information to help writers develop their craft.
Writing is a way of life that many of us cannot live without. A day without writing seems . . . imbalanced, don't you think?
You can meet some great writers through Twitter and Squidoo. Let me introduce you to them...
Contents
- 2009 Descriptive Writing Contest
- Writing inspiration
- Garrison Keillor on writing
- Writing tips for newbie writers and old-timers too
- Writing advice from Stephen King
- Writers on Twitter
- Love This Lens?
- Ever heard of Twibes?
- A directory of published authors on Twitter
- Jeffrey Archer's advice for writers
- Squidoo lensmasters who write
- Are you a writer using Twitter or Squidoo that hasn't been featured on this lens yet?
- More writing tips from the amazing Squidoo lensmasters!
- Interview with author Yann Martel
- The writing life
- Amy Tan on finding meaning through writing
- Journals on eBay
- Writing bloggers
- Writing websites
- Writing persistently
- NaNoWriMo
- Joyce Carol Oates on character development
2009 Descriptive Writing Contest
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2009 Descriptive Writing Contest
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This contest for writers exercises creative imagination by asking you to write descriptions for each of the photos or paintings below. This contest is the creation of Linda Jo Martin of Perspectives on Writing and is not affiliated with Squidoo in...
"Not all writers are artists. But all of us like the idea of somebody in the year 2283 blowing the dust off one of our books, thumbing through it and exclaiming, 'Hey, listen to what this old guy had to say back in the twentieth century!"
-- William Attwood
Writing inspiration
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The Write Prompts
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What is a writing prompt? It is a word, picture, phrase, quote or set of directions to help you kick start your writing for those days when you just can't get anything to percolate. In this lens you will find a few of the above options to help yo...
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Writing Prompts to get You Writing Again!
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It's called writer's block. Your mind goes blank. There's nothing worse for a writer when it happens. What can you do? There are a lot of tricks you can employ. Take a break, do something unrelated to writing, or activate your mind by reading someth...
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A Goldmine of Journal Writing Prompts
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Whether you're into journal writing, personal blog writing, family history writing or creative writing there will come a day when you find yourself staring at a blank page stumped by the dreaded writers block. When this happens with my journal writing...
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Hiking My Way to a Novel
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On September 25th, 2000, I completed a six-month journey from one end of the Appalachian Trail to the other, a 2,200-mile walk from Georgia to Maine otherwise known as a thru-hike. Along the way, I embarked on another type of journey, a creative adve...
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How I Write: My Methods of Writing and Idea Generation
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I write quite a lot. One idea leads to the next, and soon I have several pages written. My process leads to a lot of words in a hurry. My process of writing and idea generation is great whether you are writing an article, essay, or a book. I'll exp...
Garrison Keillor on writing
"The writer should never be ashamed of staring. There is nothing that does not require his attention."
-- Flannery O'Connor
Writing tips for newbie writers and old-timers too
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Creative Writing Tips and Tricks
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Creative Writing Tips Do you want to be a better writer? Are you ready to be more successful at getting published? At Creative Writing Tips and Tricks I offer my best articles, tips, and ideas to help get you on the path to writing fame and fortune. T...
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Creating Character Profiles
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A character is a person about whom you write. Every work of fiction (book, screenplay, SCA persona, RPG, LARP, MMORPG, video game, etc.) has characters in it. Question is, do you as a writer, really know as much as you should about your characters? T...
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How to write a Fantasy Novel.
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Well, all will be revealed. I'll be disclosing all the hard work, shortcuts and secrets on how I write my fantasy books. You will find general advice on writing, as well as particular emphasis on creating a world of fantasy.
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Creating and Using Your Writer's Notebook
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Writers need notebooks. That's where they record all the flash inspirations the Muse sends them. Thoughts are fleeting. If you have a good idea for a writing project, you need a place to write it down. The logical place, the place thousands of writ...
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Books For Writers
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What a writer needs is inspiration, and these books will give it to you. You'll find the power to go on, motivation to meet your goals, ideas for streamlining your writing process, suggestions for bringing your characters to life, exercises to improv...
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Pen Names
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Do you ever wonder why some people choose a pen name? If so, this lens may have the answers that you are looking for. Let me tell you, I am not a published author yet. If and when I do get published, I already have picked a few names out as my pen na...
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How to make an eBook
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I've had a lot of success with eBook publishing and I get asked a lot about the mechanics. Here's my version--your mileage may vary!
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Useful Resources for the Mystery Writer
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An important place in every mystery writer's home should be the library. Writing this kind of genre often requires specific and accurate information, ranging from detective work, forensics, criminal psychology to police procedure. With time, try to...
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How to improve your writing: A Basic Technique
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Maybe you've finished your latest fictional works, but you just aren't satisfied. If you're looking for a way to really improve the emotional impact at specific moments in your story, this technique, which I will refer to as a snapshot, can completel...
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Screenwriting School
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Scene one, action. Start with a big idea, take these tools and get going. You can write a screenplay. Most of all it will take passion and perseverance. Just don't quit.
Writing advice from Stephen King
"There is also the minority of gifted, willful people who are determined to live their own lives to the end, and writers belong in this class."
-- George Orwell
Writers on Twitter
...a great way to meet new writing friends!
There are lots of dedicated writers using Twitter. I'm looking for their Twitters on writing, and will add them to this lens. This will hopefully help writers network with one another and find new friends in the online writing community.
Please add your twitters using the form below, and make sure to mention the word, "writing" so I can find them.
Twitterwriting twitterwriters!
...twitters about writing...
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- Enjoying contributing to my new blog:http://gretchen-hirsch.blogspot.com. Observations on the writing life I'm involved in.
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- retweet | reply trinamlee
- @annetteblair Thanks! The writing slump everyone was hit with seems to be over. Woohoo. You'll be done in no time.
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- retweet | reply JodiCleghorn
- @claudiaosmond I wrote the first story! and co-editing wth @panderson1979. Writing has been on the backburner for last 5 weeks
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- writing writing writing...starting NOW!~
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- retweet | reply wrkthisout2nite
- it's funny how i get twitter to give updates on my writing and now it's totally turned me into some antiproductive twitter addict :)
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- retweet | reply alejandroduran
- back from the opera. I´ll continue my novel.
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- retweet | reply birdsonthewire
- there are like no jobs i am qualified for at the moment. i just want to enroll in school and send out my novel and be happy for life
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- retweet | reply Cabowles2486
- Finished mapping out my characters for my sci fi novel. I'm excited! Yay! ^_^
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- been working on my novel
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- retweet | reply fishinblues
- Attempting to work on my novel again after a bad case of writer's block... here's hoping for better results.
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- retweet | reply timsimms
- Just posted the latest installment of my online serial novel, The Radical Chronicles. Check it out: http://tinyurl.com/ml92fl
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Community write-ins:
Write a new tweet for this list! If LindaJM likes it, it could get picked for the best-of list above.
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Love This Lens?
Here's another writing Twttrlist...
...following the #writing Twitterwriters!
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Best of #writing on Twitter
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This is a resource place for all of them who love writing. Authors, writers, editors, publishers, poets, novelists, book lovers.... all will love to be a part of it.
Ever heard of Twibes?
...a community of Twitter-Tribes.
- Writers Twibe
- This Twibe is for Twitter users interested in writing.
A directory of published authors on Twitter
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Directory of Authors on Twitter
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I recently joined Twitter and started searching for interesting people to follow. As an avid reader, I thought it would be great to find some well-known authors and get to know them better. Unfortunately, this wasn't as easy as I thought it would be....
Would you like to start a Twttrlist lens?
...here's the link!
"What I adore is supreme professionalism. I'm bored by writers who can write only when it is raining."
-- Noel Coward
Jeffrey Archer's advice for writers
Squidoo lensmasters who write
"The deepest quality of a work of art will always be the quality of the mind of the producer . . . no good novel will ever proceed from a superficial mind."
-- Henry James
More Squidoo lensmasters who write
"Ideas come very easily with you, incessantly, like a stream. With me, it is a tiny thread of water. Hard labor at art is necessary for me before attaining a waterfall."
-- Gustave Flaubert
Still more Squidoo lensmasters who write
Are you a writer using Twitter or Squidoo that hasn't been featured on this lens yet?
...put your link here!
If I haven't already featured you on this lens, please put your link here. I will check out your Squidoo writing lenses and Twitter page. I know I missed some of my best Squidoo friends and I'M SO SORRY so please link-in here to let me know you should be on the Squidoo writers list!
When I first put this lens together I just included the few writers whose lenses I found to feature here. HOWEVER -- I intend to feature a lot more lenses, and I need to get you to tell me which are your best writing lenses so I don't miss them by using the wrong keywords in the Squidoo search engine!
Note: When I use your link elsewhere on the lens, I will delete it from this list... but some links I'll need to leave here as I don't have a category for them yet!
Professional Ghostwriting Services
Do you want to know how a professional ghostwriter more...1 point
Complicit Simplicity - an online book proposal
My sovereign career is the invoking of Camouflage. more...1 point
http://www.twitter.com/ramkitten
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My Favorite Fictional Character: Dr. I. Joseph Kellerman
The shingle outside the Boston row house reads, 'I more...0 points
Rachel writing
I'm currently working on editing my first novel (o more...0 points
More writing tips from the amazing Squidoo lensmasters!
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The Mechanics of Writing Romance Novels
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Glad you asked. This lens is about the mechanics of writing. Yanno, the fun stuff like grammar, word choice, exposition, narrative...Okay, so it's a high school English class, only, I hope, way more fun! Definitely no research papers. Or tests. You m...
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How to Publish a Book
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This is a lens to help you to publish a book yourself, whether that be a poetry book or any kind of book. It is simple and easy once you learn how to do it. I learned how by simply having the intention to have my poetry published. I hope this lens...
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My Writing Protection System
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When challenged this week to say what I'd grab first if I had to run out of the house due to a fire, I was hard pressed to decide between my external hard drive and my journals. Then I realized it was all the same issue. I want to protect the things...
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10 Commandments of Freelance Writing
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These are just a few of the things I've learned over the years and I thought I'd share them with the rest of the world.
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Preventing Writer's Block
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This lens will take you down the path to achieving that illusive retort that you need to get you plot jump started again. I will take you through some organizational assessments, rethinking your plot, think about your distribution, doing more resear...
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Revising and Aditing Your Novel
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It is better to write a bad first draft than to write no first draft at all. Will Shetterly So you wrote a book. Great. What's next? Revisions. Aditing (thank you Nell Dixon for that lovely word...) Submitting.
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A Possible Cure for Squidoo Writer's Block?
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When you get writer's block and run out of words maybe this lens can help you get a fresh start on new lenses - or find new words you can use in your old lenses. Writer's block is a phenomenon involving temporary loss of ability to begin or continue...
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Publish Your Newsletter Effectively
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Writing has become a different world than even just a few years ago. I am sure there are some kids out there, that just like with the 8-track tape, they have no clue what an old fashioned word processor, or worse a real typewriter, are. But one thin...
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Tips for Breaking into the Ghostwriting Industry
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This lens is aimed at anyone who has ever wanted to work from home and make a decent wage. If you have a passion for the written word, love to read, create and write, you may be missing out on the chance of a lifetime! For ten years I drove a truck...
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How to create a Squidbook
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What is a Squidbook you ask? It is a way of using Squidoo lens to publish a book. I came up with this idea recently and have started creating my first squidbook. You can check it out here My first Squidbook My second squidbook...on Squidoo ...
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Tips For Writing Middle Grade Novels
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If you have any writing skills at all, you are able to write a middle grade novel. It is easy to do and I'll show you how. A middle grade novel is intended to appeal to children ages 8 to 12. If you want to write a middle grade novel, the best way t...
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How to use the web to help you as a writer, whether you are an author or author-in-waiting
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I'm new to squidoo so bear with me if I have a few teething problems but my aim is to share information that will help fellow writers or people interested in expanding their skills in writing on ways the web can help them. You can find out more abou...
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Writing for Squidoo
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You won't find sales copy on this lens. You won't find HTML codes or funky graphics. What you will find is practical advice on writing content for Squidoo lenses. I'm looking at the screen right now and wondering how I'm going to start this lens. It...
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Jeff Herring, The Article Writing Guy
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To learn all about article writing, I started reading everything I could find that was written by Jeff Herring. Jeff's advice is always clear, easy to understand and concise. Jeff not only teaches how to write articles, he also explains how to marke...
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How to Write an eBook
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With paperback books costing at least $10 and sometimes much, much more, many readers are turning towards eBooks as a solution. Why pay $10, $20 or $40 on a paperback or hardcover book when you can get an eBook for a couple of bucks? Of course, with...
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How to Write an Article
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Having just completed a site on how to write an eBook, I decided it would be a good idea to write one on how to write an article in twenty minutes or less. It might sound impossible to you, but I assure you it's possible and I do it every single day...
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Article Writing and Promotion
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Of all the internet marketing techniques I've used to market my business online, nothing has been more effective than article writing and promotion. Articles have allowed me to brand myself as an expert, build valuable backlinks to my websites, drive...
Writing the Breakout Novel
Interview with author Yann Martel
The writing life
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The Faith of a Writer: Life, Craft, Art
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Writing is a form of art. Many people would like to think that as long as you know grammar and you recognize the parts of speech, you'd have all the tools you need to become a good writer. But behind the words that writing uses as...
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wannabe a writer?
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wannabe a writer? by Jane Wenham-Jones is one of the best books anyone has ever given me. So, whether you are a WAHM (Work at Home Mum) or Dad, part or full time writer, if you want to learn about writing and getting published AND laugh at the same t...
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How To Jump-Start Your Writing
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Maybe you're just starting out with your writing career, but you don't want it to take years to get off the ground. Maybe you used to write, but life got in the way, and now you want to start back. Or maybe you are a writer, but your career has stall...
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Top 10 Reasons to Become a Writer
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These are my top ten reasons for becoming a writer. Perhaps you can identify with one or more of these reasons why writing could be a good profession for you. I will warn you in advance -- I tossed a bit of what I consider humor into this list, alon...
Amy Tan on finding meaning through writing
"If you spend eight hours a day thinking about something obsessively, you're bound to be ahead of anyone else. Then once you're ahead, in terms of what you know about the subject, you add a dash of melodrama, and there you are."
-- Richard Condon
Writing bloggers
...add your writing blog here!
Beverly Stowe McClure's world of stories for children and teens
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Mike's Writing Nook
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Jaguar Julie :: Blog On and On ...
JaguarJulie -- Observations about this and that, f more...1 point
The Write Prompts | Writing Prompts
Writing prompts for journaling, writing, or bloggi more...1 point
Perspectives on Writing
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NA Sharpe's Just a Thought....
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Post-Its from A Parallel Universe
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Simon Rose
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Soul Echoes
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Strands of Thought
Writer of fiction for children and teens.0 points
The Writing Pages
All about writing, books, authors, reviews & m more...0 points
Delve into the Mind of a Budding Blogger
Creative Writing, Stories, Poetry, Fiction, Fantas more...0 points
The Prompt Writer
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Topicability
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Writing websites
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National Novel Writing Month
NaNoWriMo!1 point
Book-in-a-Week
Book in a week writing group. Where writers write more...1 point
Critique Circle Online Writing Workshop
CritiqueCircle.com is a free online collaborative more...0 points
Forward Motion for Writers
Wonderful community for serious novelists.0 points
KidMagWriters.com-children's magazine writers information center
Learn how to write for children's magazines.0 points
Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America, Inc.
Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers<br />
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Book Reviews and Author Interviews
Pretend you're snuggled in your well-worn armchair more...0 points
Fiction Factor
Writing tips for fiction writers.0 points
CoolStuff4Writers
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Children's Book Insider Clubhouse
An informational clubhouse for children's writers, more...0 points
Script Frenzy
Challenge: Write a 100 page script in the month of more...0 points
"A novelist's vice usually resembles his virtue, for what he does best he also tends to do to excess."
-- John Irving
NaNoWriMo
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Nanowrimo
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So you must be asking what Nanowrimo is. It is National Novel Writing Month. In the month of November all of the world, people whom are interested in writing novels join in and try to write 50,000 words or more before November 30th. This year is my f...
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Get Ready For NaNoWriMo
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National Novel Writing Month, NaNoWriMo, encourages ordinary people to write a novel during the month of November. The novel must be at least 50,000 words in length, which is short by most novel writing standards. This feat can be accomplished by wri...
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EelKat's Lensography: The NaNoWriMo Edition
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Veteran NaNoer tells you everything you need to know to survive the madness of the annual National Novel Writing Month 50,000 words in 30 days contest.
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NaNoWriMo Notations
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This is a guide to finding news, hints, tips and suggestions for NaNoWriMo inspiration and success. NaNoWriMo = National Novel Writing Month (every November!) During NaNoWriMo thousands of writers and aspiring writers get together to write their nov...
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Keystone's NaNoWriMo Experience
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The image at the left might catch some of you by surprise but, it is a heavy run on the two sites that have captured most of my attention for the past few months. A few short months ago, while entangled in the mass hysteria that is my month of writi...
Joyce Carol Oates on character development
Writing a damn good novel
My novels and blogs
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Linda Jo Martin, author of The Scribe of Irohila, The Seagull Rebellion, The Alyssa Project, and other novels, lives in Northern California in the Klamath National Forest.
My articles on Gather
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Gather.Com - Articles, Groups, and Friends
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Gather.Com is a friendly writing site where you can get feedback on your articles and express your concerns about life. I've been a member of Gather.Com since December 1, 2006, and have posted dozens of articles there. I find that the readers often...
Your comments are welcome!
Did you leave me a Twitter on WRITING? And did you add your writing blog and/or writing website in the lists above?
What? You still want to write more? Well, here's a place for that. I'd love to read whatever it is you have to say today.
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- BigGirlBlue BigGirlBlue Nov 10, 2009 @ 6:56 am
- That was fun. I had no idea there were so many at making lenses. Thanks for the links btw.
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- lostinfiction lostinfiction Aug 17, 2009 @ 2:05 pm
- I've tried Twitter and still can't seem to get into it that much. Can you really just add random writers you don't know and plug your writing to them? I guess maybe I need to spend more time with it perhaps. In any case, for all the writers out there, I just wanted to recommend a literary search site i found called Infloox.com - here's a review of it: http://www.schoollibraryjournal.com/blog/1340000334/post/10047601.html?nid=3714
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- MeltedRachel MeltedRachel Jun 13, 2009 @ 1:41 pm
- Excellent lens! Thanks so much for making it- lots of great stuff I've not seen before.
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- AbbasAbedi AbbasAbedi Jun 7, 2009 @ 12:29 pm
- Excellent Lens. 5*
If you get a chance check out my Instant Stress Management lens.
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- drifter0658 drifter0658 Jun 5, 2009 @ 10:39 am
- Swingin' by just to drop a little, "AWESOME!"
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- CreativeArtist CreativeArtist Jun 5, 2009 @ 8:57 am
- My daughter is in to writing, and I've passing this lens on to her.
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- wyrm11268 wyrm11268 Jun 4, 2009 @ 3:29 am
- Thank you for visiting my lens and for including my in your 'Squidoo lensmasters who write'
I feel very honored!
I love this lens and have lens rolled it to my lens. So much information in one place, I know I will be back soon :-) 5* great work.
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- MikeMoore MikeMoore Jun 3, 2009 @ 9:46 pm
- Just wanted to drop in again and thank you for visiting my writing lenses and featuring them on this lens. :) Thanks bunches. I also realised that I forgot to leave stars behind the first time I visited. I've rectified the situation!
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- praise praise Jun 2, 2009 @ 7:44 am
- Wow! I could spend all day here, thank you!
Debra
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- Li-Li-ThePinkBookworm Li-Li-ThePinkBookworm May 31, 2009 @ 5:03 pm
- Hello fellow writers! I love this lens and I cannot wait to see how it helps me in the future.
5stars, Li Li
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- kab kab May 29, 2009 @ 7:43 pm
- The best twttrlist I've seen yet!
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- Intuitive Intuitive May 29, 2009 @ 9:34 am
- Where do I start? lol So much good information here. 5*
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- BevsPaper BevsPaper May 26, 2009 @ 7:42 pm
- I've had a few articles published for the Antiques Trade and I've always said that I have a couple of "books" in me - they just aren't ready to come out yet. This is a good resource for when I get started.
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- BFuniv.com BFuniv.com May 25, 2009 @ 2:41 pm
- I loved the short videos. it is an interesting way to broaden a writer's view - something beyond reading and ever more writing. Great insights of Bradbury talking about writing about his own perceptions, Oates talking about regressing characters from known heros. Wonderful. Thank you.
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- Angel Sharum Angel Sharum May 25, 2009 @ 12:00 pm
- This is a wonderful resource. Very comprehensive. Thank you for including me in the twitter list.
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- JaguarJulie JaguarJulie May 25, 2009 @ 7:45 am
- Good idea for a lens -- writers unite! I've been a writer since before I entered my teens and have won a couple of writing contests when I was young. My mother thinks of me as that writer with a book inside of her. I've been blogging since December 2004 and have 2 lenses that point to my 2 blogs.
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- ChineseKitesforKids ChineseKitesforKids May 24, 2009 @ 9:19 pm
- Terrific resource. I'm going to stumble this bad boy! Thanks for sharing!!!
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- MeghnaK MeghnaK May 24, 2009 @ 7:45 pm
- This is a wonderful resource list. Thank you for making such a lens and sharing it.
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- The_Party_Animal The_Party_Animal May 24, 2009 @ 7:06 pm
- Great Idea - Good luck with it!!!!
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- MikeMoore MikeMoore May 24, 2009 @ 5:37 pm
- Wonderful lens. I added a few links. I suggest (if you want to make those lists larger) visiting the book groups and picking links from the group pages. I know mine, the Writers and Readers group is grouped in categories. You could find a lot of writing related lenses there. Plus, it would be faster than using the Squidoo search. :)
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- Ramkitten Ramkitten May 24, 2009 @ 5:25 pm
- Very nice! What a great resource, thank you.
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- cappuccino136 cappuccino136 May 24, 2009 @ 4:46 pm
- Really nice job. Great collection of resources.
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Lensmaster LindaJM has been a member since June 11 2007, has rated 1,562 lenses, favorited 676, and has created 110 lenses from scratch. This member's top-ranked page is "Drugging Foster Children". See all my lenses
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I live in the Klamath River Valley of Northern California. I share my life with my partner, Bob. We like to watch movies at home on DVD, swim, hike, and prospect for gold in the Siskiyou Mountains.
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