Interesting blog posts about writing – w/e January 22 2010 by Jon Gibbs

Write Around the World, the online journal at FindAWritingGroup.com

Here's my selection of interesting (and sometimes amusing) posts about writing from last week:    

Gobsmacked by the English Language (J.L.Johnson)
  

A misconception turned epiphany (Bogwitch64)  

how to hook me with your author blog and make me follow you and buy your books with the devotion of a dachshund (Tribal Writer) - by way of xjenavivex 

Three random questions (Chip MacGregor) [about the writing business] - by way of April Henry 

Starting the Discussion [about how writers talk about writing] (Seanan McGuire)  

Interview with Denise Dietz (Patricia Stoltey) [includes Denise’s list of the top three mistakes made by beginning writers]   

Listing Publishing Credits in your Query (Anne R. Allen)  

Revising from a critique (Becky Levine) Guest posting on writerjenn’s blog   

Is your story original? (J.L.Johnson)  

[Jon’s pick of the week]
Books on tables don’t come cheap
 (April Henry) 

Burn the Candle at Both Ends: Improve Strengths & Weaknesses (A.R.Williams)   

Learning Stories [Advice from a successful author and ex-Asimov’s slush reader] (Gregory Frost) 

Let’s talk about ego-defense  (Ann Leckie)  

Writing beats… (Jaine Fenn) 

The Wall Street Journal looks at the death of the slush pile (April Henry) 
 
If you have a particular favorite among these, please let the author know (and me too, if you have time).  Also, if you've a link to a great post that isn't here, feel free to share.

The unabridged version of this post was originally published at An Englishman in New Jersey.

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  • 9/4/2010 4:08 AM Phil wasserman wrote:
    Hi there, sweet layout of the blog man. im an aspiring blogger too. im kinda new though, but i like what you did here. i hope to be able to get as much croud participation as you!
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