17 Links to Writing & Marketing Blog Posts

The Tabor Lane Spotlight Shines On the Following Authors

Morgan K. Wyatt @MorganKWyatt

Tess Grant @Tessgrantwrites

Electa Graham @ElectaGraham

I hope you’ll visit their websites and follow them on Twitter.

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

1. 17 Links to Writing & Marketing Blog Posts http://ow.ly/ijBc7
2. Where Does My Book Fit? Figuring Out Your Genre http://t.co/vMLcMj8yg8 RT @janice_hardy
3. 3 ways your novel might carry unwanted junk: http://t.co/xPLPbGn60f @dirtywhitecandy RT @elizabethscraig
4. Why I Don't Focus on My Total Word Count http://t.co/74qsAaR5RY via @vgrefer RT @janice_hardy
5. Four Tips on Pacing http://t.co/XG1vcH14rX @annastanisz @Janice_Hardy
6. Three Questions to Get to the Heart of Your Story http://t.co/TLt43hizmw RT @janice_hardy
7. 3 Ways to Build Meaningful Connections to Move Your Writing Career Forward http://ow.ly/ijC4x via @thecreativepenn
8. Expertise vs. Humility – A Writer’s Battle Royale? http://ow.ly/ijCzP
9. How to Write Funny http://ow.ly/ijCPU
10. Working at Home and Workplace Productivity http://ow.ly/ijNdO via Daily Writing Tips
11. Social Media and Review Crews: A Q&A with author Susan Mallery http://ow.ly/ik1Gt
12. If You Struggle With Plot, Here’s How to Think About It Differently http://ow.ly/ikpOe via @JaneFriedman
13. What is the Emotional Investment in Your Stories? http://ow.ly/ikqel via @write_practice
14. The Dingo Ate My Brand – An Internet Wilderness Survival Guide http://ow.ly/ikF5w @maseratitorque
15. Handsome Hansel presents: Sex Is Not Romantic…Or So I’ve Been Told http://ow.ly/ikGvC @DanceofRomance
16. The greatest obstacle between a startup and a killer brand http://ow.ly/ikKyr RT @mgranovsky
17. Marketing Tips for Authors - The 4Ps Part Two (Price) http://ow.ly/ikKYO @CliveEaton

I’m always looking for great content to share. If you have a writing and/or marketing blog, or have a favorite that you visit often, please leave a link in the comment section. Thanks for stopping by.

Happy writing & running, Kathy