Whew, it's been a busy week. I think for the first time I've felt like a "working" writer, meaning this week I felt like I was working a job. Not that I wasn't enjoying what I was doing--there was just a big to-do list to check off instead of just sitting in my office and writing stories.
Okay, so first before we get to the link roundup, I do want to let y'all know that I'm one of the authors who has been interviewed over at Writer Unboxed for Lydia Sharp's post: Orange Rinds and Apple Peels - Finding Comfort in Your Own Skin with regards to social networking. So I hope ya'll will check it out. :)
Now on to the links of the week...
On writing:
The Unproductive Writer's Guide to Success by Michael Hyatt -- I LOVE this. Rachelle Gardner tweeted this today saying it was a lightbulb moment for her--and it was for me as well.
A Debut Author's Take on Self-Publishing over at Regency Seductions -- Great thoughts on why you shouldn't just assume you're going to make all this money going into self-pubbing.
What's the Magic Number? How Often Should Writers Blog? by Kristen Lamb
Build Diversity in Your Online Presence with Jane Friedman --complete with the graphic below, which makes my head hurt
10 Ways to Prepare in Advance For Publication by Jody Hedlund
20 Most Awe-Inspiring Writer's Rooms by Bachelors Degrees Online
3 Benefits of Building Your Own Platform by Michael Hyatt
How To Keep Up Online Without Losing Your Mind by Kate Hart via Janice Hardy
Book Addict Patti Discusses Why Some Book Bloggers Are Reluctant to Post Reviews on Amazon - I had no idea these things were issues.
Kinda Funny Frankly:
Foo Fighters vs. Glee - found this via Chuck Wendig. I'm a big Foo Fighters fan. And though I enjoy Glee, this made me laugh.
What You Missed on the Author Blog:
(lots of great comments on this one too)
And remember, today's the last day to enter my MEGA AWESOME BOOK GIVEAWAY!!!
Alright, that's it for now. Hope you all have a great weekend! Are there any kickass links I missed that you'd like to fill me in on?
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