Links of Interest to Writers

There's no such thing as a nothing scene, but if you think you have one, here's how to turn it into an Invisible Movement!

The Art of Invisible Movement by Maggie Stiefvater @mstiefvater 

Links of Interest to Writers

Having trouble with your setting? Here are some tips from The Book Professor.

The Importance of Setting in Your Story
by Nancy L. Erickson on the BookBaby Blog. @BookBaby

Links of Interest to Writers

You can't get to "Once Upon a Time" without "What If?"  by Jane Friedman @JaneFriedman refers to an essay at Glimmer Train by Danielle Lazarin called "Question Everything" 

Links of Interest to Writers

Do you love fractured fairy tales?

Why do we love fractured fairy tales?   by Brydie Wright at Children's Book Academy

Links of Interest to Writers

There are some amazing resources at this website!

Top 100 Children's Book Blogs and Websites for Parents, Teachers and Kids 

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Having trouble with voice in your novel? Here's some helpful advice.

Using Writing Vocabulary to Streamline Voice  by Mary Kole  @Kid_Lit

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Do you use a journal to increase your creativity? If not, this article may change your mind!

My Journal: A Cauldron of Creativity by Carol Ohmart-Behan at CreateWriteNow

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Advice for choosing where to place your characters!

Location, Location, Location by Deborah Dee Harper at AuthorCulture

Links of Interest to Writers

Check out Jon Gibbs' blog post filled with lots of links that writers will find helpful!

Interesting blog posts about writing – January 26^th, 2018 from An Englishman in New Jersey @JonGibbs

Links of Interest to Writers

Here are a couple of articles that I've found of interest this week!

The 2 Secrets to Creating Unforgettable Characters by Victoria Mixon @Victoria Mixon (Posted on WritetoDone @WritetoDone)

More Common Writing Mistakes at All Write Fiction Advice by AJ Humpage @AJHumpage