Twitter Bird courtesy of http://wefunction.com/2008/07/freebie-twitter-icons-illustration.

I love the agents, editors, and writers who post links on Twitter as helps for up-and-coming writers. These links fall right into the idea behind my Sharing the Writing Life page. My favorite thing is getting access to blogs and websites I might otherwise not have found.

Tweeted by Elizabeth S. Craig:

How to: Write To Be Read (by PATTIANNCOLT @ Jeannie Ruesch’s Happy Endings Blog)

Homework Time (by Terry Odell @ Mystery Writing is Murder)

4 Great Reasons Why You Need an Editor (by Marla Markham @ Our Little Books)

What a Coincidence! (by Joe Moore @ The Kill Zone)

Tweeted by BubbleCow

Before You Submit (by James Scott Bell @ The Kill Zone)

50 Procrastination Techniques for Aspiring Writers (by Suzannah @ Write It Sideways)

6 Reasons a Premise Sentence Strengthens Your Story (by KM Weiland @ WordPlay)

Your Professional Bio: Query Letter and Cover Letter Tips for Writers (@ Writer’s Relief, Inc)

Constructive Criticism & Incandescent Rage (by Michelle Gagnon @ The Kill Zone)

Tweeted by AuthorTerryO

Are You Writing, or Talking About Writing? (by JC Hutchins @ Writer Unboxed)

Guns, Lots of Guns – 10 Tips for Writing About Guns (@ Fiction Matters)

Tweeted by EisleyJacobs

Rejection Blues: Part 2 (by Jim Warner @ QueryTracker.net)

Tweeted by CPatrickShulze

10 Tips for Editing Dialogue in a Novel (@ C. Patrick Shulze.com)

Secrets to Fix Your Novel’s Plot (@ C. Patrick Shulze.com)

Marilee Farber on Being the Conduit For Her Characters (@ YA Highway)