18 Links to Writing & Marketing Blog Posts

The Tabor Lane Spotlight Shines On the Following Authors

Milda Harris @MildaHarris

Lynne Constantine @LynneConstantina

Jennifer Chase @JChaseNovelist

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. The Protagonist: How to Center Your Story http://ow.ly/ibelR @write_practice
2. Episodic Storytelling? Heres Why http://t.co/XxKERWiK8b @KMWeiland RT @janice_hardy
3. Storyboarding For Success: Plotters vs. Pantsers: http://t.co/lBgnWrJ8Hn @ChuckSambuchino RT @elizabethscraig
4. Editorial Revisions by Kristine Rusch http://ow.ly/ibyXS "...various types of editors who can (not will) work on your manuscript."
5. Marketing Tips for Authors AIDA (Attention, Interest, Desire & Action) Part 2 by @CliveEaton http://ow.ly/ibzwn
6. Susan Kaye Quinn’s Self-Pub Basics (Part Three of Four): Formatting, The Hard Way http://ow.ly/ibzD9
7. 9 Tips for Making Online Friends http://ow.ly/ibGil via @jamigold
8. Four Tips to Keep Readers Turning Pages http://ow.ly/ibGQ7 via @MarcyKennedy @PublicityHound RT @elizabethscraig
9. 9 Tips to Get More Out of Pinterest (with Pinterest Contests) http://ow.ly/ibInJ
10. How to Survive Rejection 101: http://t.co/Z1CWHXnyGd RT @elizabethscraig
11. How Much Page Time Do Supporting Characters Need? http://t.co/6BBK1xSdqx  @janice_hardy
12. Giving Too Much Away http://t.co/LpqZTHAkNZ via @ElizabethSCraig 
13. How to Find the Just-Right Freelance Editor http://ow.ly/ibJM4 via @JFBookman
14. The Death of Publishing http://ow.ly/ibK3p via Kristine Kathryn Rusch
15. The Importance Of Keywords For MetaData And The Discoverability Of Your Book http://ow.ly/ibKzI via @TheCreativePenn
16. Material vs Digital http://ow.ly/ibKQ6 via Creative Juicer @EmilyWenstrom
17. 6 Pitching Tactics You Can Learn From Blake Snyder, author of SAVE THE CAT http://ow.ly/ibLBb via @goodinaroom
18. 17 Links to Writing & Marketing Blog Posts 

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