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Tag Archives: Alexandra Sokoloff
Weekly Writer’s Round-Up: Week of July 15th, 2012
From Alexandra Sokoloff, a great tip for writing a series. From writer Kait Nolan; Word Mistakes Writers Should be Ashamed of Making. The debut episode of a new YouTube series called Written by a Kid, put together by Geek and … Continue reading
Weekly Writing Wound-Up Round-Up
Here are some of the best articles and blog posts I came across this week pertaining to writing and publishing: Non-fiction writer Sam Harris on the idea that people expect writing to be free. NYT article about the fate … Continue reading
My RX For a Bloated Novel; Posterboard and Sticky Notes
If, like me, you love to listen to yourself write, you’ve probably needed to cut huge swaths of words out of your novels. I’m rewriting my YA urban fantasy St. Vitus Academy Bk. 1; The Lazarus Rock. Word count: I’m … Continue reading
Weekly Writer’s Round-Up; Week of 11/13/11
Writing craft Screenwriter Alexandra Sokoloff on the passages from her books most highlighted by e-readers. Social Media Writer Andrew Hickey on why self-published authors should be professional, Pissing in the Pool. (via Mark Stevens on twitter.) From Yahoo/Mashable … Continue reading →