So many of my lovely blog pals keep a nice, consistent schedule. I haven't yet found one that works 100% for me, but I'm leaning towards T, Th, F. My Tuesday, Thursday posts would be the more practical and meaty ones you all keep coming back for, and the Friday posts would be lighter.
So today I'm going to share some linkage and wish you all a splendid weekend.
Posts of Note
In the querying dumps? I urge you to go read Sherrie Petersen's latest post at Write About Now, Sometimes You Just Give Up. It has an amazing twist ending sure to delight.
At Roxane Salonen's blog Peace Garden Writer, she discusses the very essential work of being dreamy and giving your mind space to develop ideas deeply in Let the Tortoise Have His Way.
Michelle Gregory at Beautiful Chaos encourages us to walk away from the "shoulds" that don't fit our lives in true to who i am.
And just for fun, see Diana Paz's Ten Signs You *May* Be Procrastinating on Revisions.
Friday Follow
If you write PB, MG or YA, your should be following Casey McCormick's very awesome blog Literary Rambles. Her site will help you tremendously with agent research. Tremendously! She has two new agent spotlights up this week alone. And the information is beautifully organized and cogent. She also offers a forum to have your query and/or opening pages critiqued.
Contest alerts
C.A. Marshall is offering a free manuscript edit, up to 100K words, to one lucky winner!
Lisa Galek at Read. Write. Repeat. is giving away a copy of Dirty Little Secrets.
Jessica Bell at The Alliterative Allomorph is giving away a signed copy of Someone to Blame.
Warm up your flash fiction muscles--Hairnets and Hopes is hosting a blogfest and contest December 15 on the theme "Truth is Stranger Than Fiction."
Do you blog on a set schedule? How did you decide? What has worked or not worked for you?
So today I'm going to share some linkage and wish you all a splendid weekend.
Posts of Note
In the querying dumps? I urge you to go read Sherrie Petersen's latest post at Write About Now, Sometimes You Just Give Up. It has an amazing twist ending sure to delight.
At Roxane Salonen's blog Peace Garden Writer, she discusses the very essential work of being dreamy and giving your mind space to develop ideas deeply in Let the Tortoise Have His Way.
Michelle Gregory at Beautiful Chaos encourages us to walk away from the "shoulds" that don't fit our lives in true to who i am.
And just for fun, see Diana Paz's Ten Signs You *May* Be Procrastinating on Revisions.
Friday Follow
If you write PB, MG or YA, your should be following Casey McCormick's very awesome blog Literary Rambles. Her site will help you tremendously with agent research. Tremendously! She has two new agent spotlights up this week alone. And the information is beautifully organized and cogent. She also offers a forum to have your query and/or opening pages critiqued.
Contest alerts
C.A. Marshall is offering a free manuscript edit, up to 100K words, to one lucky winner!
Lisa Galek at Read. Write. Repeat. is giving away a copy of Dirty Little Secrets.
Jessica Bell at The Alliterative Allomorph is giving away a signed copy of Someone to Blame.
Warm up your flash fiction muscles--Hairnets and Hopes is hosting a blogfest and contest December 15 on the theme "Truth is Stranger Than Fiction."
Do you blog on a set schedule? How did you decide? What has worked or not worked for you?
