18 Links to Writing & Marketing Blog Posts

The Tabor Lane Spotlight Shines On the Following Authors

Debra Wattes @DebraWattes

Karen Prince @realKarenPrince

Melissa McPhail @melissagmcphail

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. Chekhov’s Gun and the Art of Foreshadowing http://ow.ly/inUpn via @write_practice
2. Giving Your Story World Deep Authenticity http://t.co/u3E1BmF9Mo via @Writeitsideways RT @janice_hardy 
3. Description tips: http://t.co/2ClSYy1eMr @CockeyedCaravan RT @elizabethscraig
4. A Quick Case Study in Concept http://ow.ly/inX9L via @Storyfix
5. The Pros and Cons of Being Agreeable and Saying Yes http://ow.ly/io6VQ via @JaneFriedman
6. Writing a Trilogy http://t.co/vXqjNj2Ijb via Wordserve Water Cooler @janice_hardy
7. Why Disney kills off the parents http://ow.ly/ioh6O via @Gwen_Hernandez
8. Marketing Tips for Authors – The 4Ps Part Four (Place) by @CliveEaton http://ow.ly/iqXXD
9. 17 Links to Writing & Marketing Blogs Posts http://ow.ly/iqXlr
10. Why Character Arcs (and Growth) Make Readers Care http://t.co/HFA4gwoE85 RT @janice_hardy
11. Why You Should Write About What You Don’t Know http://ow.ly/ioCWK
12. 25 Things Writers Should Beware: http://t.co/8LloIQuD1T @ChuckWendig RT @janice_hardy
13. English literature's 50 key moments from Marlowe to JK Rowling: http://t.co/7P4tVcB8KI @GuardianBooks RT @elizabethscraig  
14. Keep Your Writing Active: The Motivating Stimulus and Reaction Unit http://t.co/KYtqGNhvxY @AimeeLSalter RT @janice_hardy
15. Is The Drive For Success Stealing Your Joy? Part Two by Rita A. Schulte http://ow.ly/ir2jr via Seriously Write
16. The Shapes of Stories by Kurt Vonnegut {INFOGRAPHIC} RT @MGranovsky http://ow.ly/ioSLv
17. The Women Of Social Media [INFOGRAPHIC]http://ow.ly/ir2H5 What does this mean for marketers?
18. Measure Your Self-Publishing Competence http://ow.ly/ir3hz via @JFBookman

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