So please leave a comment below telling me which website/blogs you couldn't live without as a writer.
Please keep in mind, these could be writing forums/agent's blogs/editor's blogs..... BUT this is NOT the time to help your favorite CP gain more followers for their blog.
- Only nominate up to three sites.
- Please do not nominate a site that has already been nominated.
- Please be professional.
Depending on how many nominations we get, we'll then vote and the top choices will be posted here on CLC.
Thank you!
There are SO MANY.
ReplyDeleteOne of my favorites is now with Writers Digest- successful queries where agents post a query from someone they signed and explain what worked about it http://www.writersdigest.com/editor-blogs/guide-to-literary-agents/successful-queries
Then of course Absolute write forums- particularly the Bewares, Recommendations & Background Check section where there is thread for basically every publisher and agent out there with information (good and bad) about them. Love it. http://absolutewrite.com/forums/
And my last favorite... Querytracker.net
Also particularly helpful within AW: "Query Letter Hell" and the broader "Share Your Work" forums.
DeleteBooklocker (self-publishing option if interested in print copies) ( http://booklocker.com )
ReplyDeleteWriter's Weekly (been around for a few years now - editor also operates/runs Booklocker - offers a newsletter and a forum) ( http://writersweekly.com )
Writer Beware for intrepidly defending writers' interests
ReplyDeleteLiterary Rambles as the go-to spot for new writer resources
YA Highway for all sorts of YA author fun
I'm just going to ditto her three and add the Guide to Literary agents blog.
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ReplyDeleteThe Bookshelf Muse's Emotion Thesaurus
Verla Kay's Blueboards
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ReplyDeleteNathan Bransford http://blog.nathanbransford.com/
ReplyDeleteKitLit at Kitlit.com
Queryshark http://queryshark.blogspot.com/
Hmm, no one has nominated Miss Snark's First Victim yet? Well, that's here if you wanna take a gander.
ReplyDeleteAlso a big fan of Absolute Write.
Totally seconded - my #1 pick!!
DeleteOops, I messed up the links in mine. Let's try that again!
ReplyDeleteSuch a great idea!
Janice Hardy's Other Side of the Story
Rachelle Gardner
Writability
Lol ok, I give up, I suck at links! Anyway, you get the picture!
DeleteLast link is supposed to be avajae.blogspot.com
Agent Query Connect!
ReplyDeleteAdventures in YA Publishing, Murder by 4, second for Agent Query Connect!
ReplyDeleteWriter Unboxed
ReplyDeletePubCrawl
Cynsations and Cynthia Leitich Smith
My top 3 have already been mentioned, but two of my other favorites are Query Shark and Mother. Write. (Repeat).
ReplyDeleteFor crime/mystery/thriller stories, I like The Writer's Forensics Blog (http://writersforensicsblog.wordpress.com/). And I second the Pub Crawl and Miss Snark's First Victim nominations!
ReplyDeleteSo, so, many - but here are a few of my favorites that haven't been listed yet:
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PublishersMarketplace
AgentQuery
I love stumbling across interesting blogs. It's a semi-productive form of procrastination :) In the last few weeks I've bookmarked:
ReplyDeleteMoody Writing: http://moodywriting.blogspot.in/
Word Play: http://www.helpingwritersbecomeauthors.com/
Editors Jewel Box: http://www.editorsjewelbox.com/
To be honest,this has become one of my favorite's because I have found so many great blogs from this site. A friend from web design columbia sc told me about it so I would stop asking him for sites to check out.
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