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

You never know what great writing advice you'll find on the Web! Here's some that I came across:

• The New York Times Opinionator:  Helpful Definitions for Modern Authors by Steve Macone

• Hub Pages:  The Fairies are Afoot! - Modern Fairy Beliefs by Carolyn Emerick (For fantasy writers!)

• A Writer's Journey:  Behave Yourself on Social Media by Nat Russo

• Association of Writers & Writer Programs:  8 Questions Writers Should Ask Themselves by Roxanne Gay

• Author, Jody Hedlund:  Character Building:  Using Quirks to Reveal a Personality

• Charlotte Rains Dixon:  Procrastinating on Your Writing? Try This

Links of Interest to Writers

Learn something new about writing!

• Adventures in YA Publishing:  Inspired Openings:  Write to Discover by Todd Mitchell

• All Write - Fiction Advice:  How to Write Dramatic Dialogue

• Brain Pickings:  How Hans Christian Andersen Revolutionized Storytelling, Plus the Best Illustrations from 150 Years of His Beloved Fairy Tales

• Anne R. Allen's Blog:  Are Your Family & Friends Sabotaging Your Writing Dreams?

• Writer's Circle:  Tech Tools for Writers:  Storyometer by Stephanie Ostroff

• Author Magazine:  An Interview with Andre Dubus III

Diamonds & Toads

Diamonds & Toads Blog

Diamonds and Toads blog shares information about all things fairy tale. You can find links to a number of interesting fantasy blogs and sites, including the fairy tale journal, Enchanted Conversation. For anyone who loves fairy tales and wants to know more, this is a great place to start.