Juiced On Writing

Read on for  : 101 Writing Blog Links which you have permission to reblog and add to.

What is this?

This is a  project aiming to interlink the writing blogosphere for -

1. the discovery of some excellent writing blogs and
2. a little “link lovin’”
3. which is a little help for all of the new writers out there who have similar blogs to this one,
4. and for inclusion in the Resource Guide I am currently writing.

This Writing Blog Discovery Project (a meme) and the first Writing Links originally started off from the Juiced on Writing blog.

Here’s how it works.

• If you write a Writing blog take all of the links on this page and add yours to it (if not there already), and also think about adding a writing friend’s blog link to the list (tell them you’ve done it, so that they can then add their own entry on their blogs also), then publish a blog entry like mine. It’s like a wrapped surprise gift – explore the writing blog world by just clicking on a random link in the package.
• Make sure to explain what the project is… and the benefits to the project and yourself. Don’t copy everything here, make it personal. This is your way of gifting your readers with some further quality writing blogs.
• The blogs you’ve linked to will discover you (WordPress users are notified when someone links to them, as are many other blogging service users), and readers all over the net will discover your list of fabulous personal writing blog links and your own blog within.
• You will be notified when some other blog posts these entries – with your link in it (if you’re picking up references and bank-links) and in that way you can discover other great writing blogs also.
• I mentioned the “link lovin”’ also. The project will also gain you effortless one-way links all around the writing blogosphere. In internet marketing terms, that’s backlinks gold. Other blogs will be linking to you, as you will to them.
• As I will be notified everytime the list is republished – with this blog’s link in it – then I will be made aware of additional entries onto it. I will check those links out, and add any new ones to my Resource Guide.
• Repetition of links in this list is accidental. Please try not to do that, as it holds no benefit.
• There are no expectations that all the blogs on this list will link back to you, or reblog this as their own entry. But if some do, then all the better for discovering more blogs and writers out there.
• Best of all, it’s a triple-win situation (me, you, and all our readers) and it’s definitely a growing and very cool Writing blog list.
• Add your new discoveries to your blogroll if you keep one. Simply republishing this list as a blog entry also benefits the writers on these blogs.
• Remember the blogs when it comes time to vote for your favourites. The Writer’s Digest holds an annual Writing website contest, as does the Writing White Papers blog (a link is in the list below).

Some Minor Rules :

• These are all blogs with a focus on writing – that’s the one rule. Some are award winners, some are entirely personal, some are extremely popular, some are group blogs, some are part of a community of blogs, and some are just getting started. There are freelance writers, ebook writers, novelists, non-fiction authors, article writers, copywriters, published writers, professional writers, and non-published writers in this list. There are aspiring writers, writers who also have other interests, and there are writers who coach or teach about writing.
• Blogs from writers of all ethnicities, cultural and religious or sexual preferences are encouraged. I respect all values when talking writing. I’m sure you’ll do likewise.
• Most blogs on here should be current – with at least a blog entry from the past month. If your blog has gone into hiatus, please don’t add it here, unless the archives contain lots of useful information. An example can be found in the Miss Snark blog, which provides ample information even a year or so later.
• To link to your blog, try not to add it by writer name, if possible. A Blog name is preferable, just to add to the surprise for readers clicking on these links.
• The blog links you find below -  in this format, have all been browsed to personally, and are confirmed as belonging to writers with writing content. If you find any further questionable (adult content, spam links, store websites etc) additions of links in a list published after this original post,  the Juiced on Writing blog can not accept responsibility for these.
• You do have permission to republish this list, and add to it with further writing blog links, on your own blog. In fact, this is encouraged!

Here are the links (101):

(and I’ve visited and enjoyed them all)

This Writing Blog Discovery Project (a meme) and the first Writing Links originally started off from the Juiced on Writing blog. The blog links above in this format, have all been browsed to, and are confirmed as belonging to writers with writing content. If you find any further questionable additions of links in a list published after this original list, the Juiced on Writing blog can not accept responsibility for these. Repetition of links in this list is accidental. Please try not to do that, as it holds no benefit.

You do have permission to republish this list, and add to it with further writing blog links, on your own blog. In fact, this is encouraged!

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