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My most popular links on editing and memoir

Mar 20, 2012

Most retweeted links

For those readers who don’t use Twitter or who didn’t catch these links the first time I tweeted them, I’ve decided to post a regular round-up of my most-popular links on writing, editing, memoir and grants for writers from the past month.

By doing this I also hope to point you in the direction of some of the great blogs for writers out there in the infinity of cyberspace.

Warning: potential time-suck.

On editing your work

A terrific explanation of the old adage, Show don’t tell.

How to think like an editor, from the Writer Unboxed fiction blog.

Going long: Tips on taking the step from writing short to book-length narratives, written for journalists but useful for all.

On writing memoir
On his excellent blog Narrative, Richard Gilbert interviews Tom Grimes on his mentor and writing his book Mentor.

Sara Taber counts a variety of ways to open a memoir.

How to make your memoir stand out, from The Writer magazine.

 

As always, if you have any suggestions for what you’d like to see more of on this blog or on Twitter, please don’t hesitate to let me know in the comments.

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