Writing & Marketing Tweets from December 14, 2012

If you missed my writing & marketing tweets and retweets yesterday, here they are again:  

1. Freelance Editing: How to Hire an Editor for Your Book or Query Letter http://ow.ly/g4pzX  via @writerunboxed
2. When in Doubt Make It Up http://ow.ly/g5sEB @kmweiland "As writers we have responsibility to accurately portray the worlds of our stories" 
3. What are professional reviews for? http://ow.ly/g4wRw via @thisissethsblog
4. Should you Always Show-Don’t-Tell? http://ow.ly/g4Fi2 via @FictionNotes
5. Interview with Guy Kawasaki http://ow.ly/g4Qxv @BarryEisler via @JoeKonrath. Excellent interview. I bought the book http://ow.ly/g4QEw
6. Why Stupid Characters Make for Stupid Stories http://ow.ly/g5ryj "...a flaw that irritates the heck out of readers..." @kmweiland
7. Writing an Unplanned Sequel: http://t.co/s5pl8PKL @ninapost @elizabethscraig
8. How To Use 5 Online Mind Mapping Tools To Beat Procrastination: http://t.co/7uI6ZedO @elizabethscraig
9. Notes from Tabor Lane: Writing & Marketing Tweets from December 13 http://ow.ly/g61G2
10. Introducing Facebook Collections http://ow.ly/g62m6 Facebook is pinning a few things from Pinterest. Interesting!
11. The Secrets of Successful Social Media Marketing http://ow.ly/g62wX
12. Introducing the New TweetDeck http://ow.ly/g62In "TweetDeck wasn’t considered perfect by everyone, but that might be about to change."
13. 7 British English Writing Resources http://ow.ly/g6cTa
14. The Hidden Gift at the Finish Line of Your Creative Projects http://ow.ly/g6n8c Excellent post.
15. Writing in Small Chunks of Time—Pros and Cons http://ow.ly/g6nqj by @elizabethscraig
16. What Writers Need to Know About Goodreads http://ow.ly/g6XS3 Excellent! Includes links to Goodreads 101 parts 1&2 and 201 parts 3&4 and more
17. 7 Tools for Managing Your Twitter Followers http://ow.ly/g6YLN
18. Exercise Your Author’s Voice | Writing and Publishing News http://t.co/jwa14We2 Interesting point via @Evelyn_puerto

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Happy writing & running, Kathy