Wednesday, June 19, 2013

Links to Writing & Marketing Blog Posts



Most people aren’t 100% good or 100% bad.  There are bits of goodness and badness in all of us…including villains. 

Flat villains with no dimension to them are just as uninteresting as Pollyanna protagonists. As a reader, my interest is always piqued when I get to see another side of a bad guy…if he does something unexpectedly kind, for example.  I usually wonder if there’s an ulterior motive—and wondering is good for readers. It helps keep them engaged in the story.  Even if there isn’t an ulterior motive, it’s interesting because it offers another side to the character.


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If you missed my writing & marketing tweets and retweets yesterday, here they are again: 
  1. Giving Villains More Depth http://ow.ly/m8Han via @elizabethscraig
  2. The Newcomers Guide To Twitter Part 5: How To Get More Followers #New2Twitter http://ow.ly/m7ExU
  3. Copyright Basics For Authors http://ow.ly/m7FUV via @mgranovsky
  4. Blank Pages http://ow.ly/m7G1D via @michael_gunter
  5. The Importance of Measuring Trends http://ow.ly/m7Gpx via @CliveEaton
  6. Writing When You’re Not a Writer Who Can’t Not Write http://ow.ly/m7UdZ via @LiveWriteThrive
  7. 3 Useful Additions for Your Mystery http://ow.ly/m7UYn
  8. Does Your Website Reflect Where You Are in Your Career? http://ow.ly/m7
  9. Editing Tips and Tricks http://ow.ly/m7Vd4
  10. Notes From Tabor Lane: Today's Links to Writing & Marketing Blog Posts http://ow.ly/m8Ex9
  11. Self Editing: The Last Check List Before You Submit by Tere Michaels http://ow.ly/m8GnV
  12. How Writers Can Explore Erotica: http://t.co/NDzka4xV7R @GalleyCat RT @elizabethscraig
  13. Adding PUNCH to Action Scenes http://ow.ly/m8GHa
  14. Holding Up The Mirror: Hands-On Tips For Spotting Flaws In Your Writing http://ow.ly/m8HAd
  15. WriterStrong – Creating Nail-Biting Suspense http://ow.ly/m8HG5
  16. How to Promote Books and Win Fans http://ow.ly/m8HLu
  17. Should you use a pen name? http://ow.ly/m8Iwq
  18. Mystery vs. Suspense: The 8 Keys http://ow.ly/m8IpB  

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

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