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A group blog dedicated to exploring genre writing.
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A Writer’s Words, An Editor’s Eye
Lillie Amman’s blog
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My name is Kristin Gorski. I’m a freelance writer and editor. “Write now is good.” is my personal blog about writing, creativity and inspiration.
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Wordpreneur’s Eldon Sarte promises how to make money writing, presenting tons of information for writers looking to get paid.
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Jurgen Wolff has written for television (including “Family Ties”, “Benson”, and “The Love Boat”), movies, print, and the web. In addition to writing, he’s a writing coach, creativity expert, and hypnotherapist who shares his thoughts on brainstorming, maintaining focus, and the writing process on his blog.
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How Not to Write: The Art of Writing without Writing
If You’re reading this blog, you’re not writing. Distractions found at this writing blog.
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Blog writing, marketing, and design – Blogging Bits
Written by Pakistani blogger Mohsin, Blogging Bits offers advice on blog writing and promotion.
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Tom Colvin has written features, taught English and history, worked in the corporate world, and is working on a non-fiction book. His site covers tools and insider secrets for writers.
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Publishing 2.0: Tim Ferriss on Using a Viral Idea to Create a Best-seller | Write to Done
A first-time author, a virtual unknown, can have his book rapidly climb to the top of just about every best-seller list. But that’s what Timothy Ferriss of The 4-Hour Workweek did in 2007, and the way he did it was just as remarkable as what he achieved.
Here, the Write to Done blog interviews Tim on his book.
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Mindmapping, concept mapping in 3D
3D Mindmapping application – free 20 day trial version, available in various versions but quite expensive.
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Basics tutorial in setting up a free Blogger blog, uploading images and placing text for fiction writers wanting to publishe illustrated stories onto the web.
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100+ Free Open Courseware Links for Writers | MatchACollege.com
Free Courses for Writers – 100 listed.
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authonomy is a website from HarperCollins which promises some interesting dynamics. Part social network, part self-publishing (on the net), the site is setup to let authors publish their manuscripts onto the web, and have these rated by, commented on and read by the authonomy community.
Top rated or supported books are promised that in the future HarperCollins wants to look at these for possible publishing. The site also contains top ranked books on the frontpage, and an active forum.
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October 21st, 2008 at 5:05 pm
Michelle,
Thanks for including my blog in this great list. Now that I’ve discovered our blog, I’ve subscribed and look forward to reading more.
October 22nd, 2008 at 3:04 am
You mentioned my 3D mind mapping software (3D Topicscape). Thanks.
The free trial period is 30 days not 20, but much more importantly, you say it is “quite expensive”. That’s a judgement call and you are entitled to that opinion, of course, but did you know there’s a totally free version which certainly can’t be regaded as expensive?
That’s free as in “forever”, not just for the 30 day trial as the paid versions are.
It’s the Student Edition, and it is available here:
http://www.topicscape.com/student-edition.php
It can even import and export FreeMind 2D mind maps, so you can switch in and out of 3D.
There is a comparison of features of all three versions on the web(linked to from the front page of the site).
Argey
October 22nd, 2008 at 9:34 am
Argey, thanks for the update on the student edition for TropicScape. That’s excellent news, and I’ll update the bookmark on Diigo. Thanks for taking the time.