Top Ten Posts for June 2012

Check out all the hot topics from June!

1. Awesome Scrivener Hacks for Pantsers
2. Moleskine Hacks for Fiction Writers
   
3. Triberr Review: Useful Tool or Shiny Toy?
4. 5 Links on Time Management for Fiction Writers
5. Writing With the Jellyfish
6. Is There A Strong Woman Character, or Are We Being Fooled?
7. Why Don’t Writers Blogs Work?
8. 5 Advantages to Using Omniscient Viewpoint (and 1 Reason Not to Use It)
9. What Writing Blogs Do You Subscribe To?
10. Describing Clothes in a Novel

On the submission front: My article “Managing Writing and Blogging” was accepted by Vision: A Resource for Writers!

For you: What topics would you like to see more on?

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Welcome to my latest blog follower Alysha Michelle from San Francisco!  Drop by and visit her blog, Young Lady and the City.

 

Top 10 Blog Posts for May

In case you missed any, here are the top 10 posts for May.

1. Moleskine Hacks for Fiction Writers:  I never go anywhere without my Moleskine to take notes.

2. Is There a Strong Woman Character or Are We Being Fooled?:  We have tons of books with women protagonists.  But do we have strong women characters?

3. Engaging Readers with Social Media:  Check out the discussion in the comments on whether writers should do writer blogs.

4. 5 Lessons I Learned on Finding Time to Write:  ”How do you find time to write?” is one of the most common things writers ask.  Find out what I do.

5. 5 Links on Time Management for Writers:  Check out what other writers are doing to manage their time.  There are some great links in here.

6. Writing with the Jellyfish:  On my journey to embracing being a pantser and working with my unique writing process.

7. Technology Hacks for Dealing with Twitter Spammers:  Check out some of the great tools that are available to keep spam out of your Twitter feed.

8. Should You Write with a Cowriter?  The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly:  It sounds like a great idea, but is it?  Check out what I did wrong.

9. Triberr Review: Useful Tool or Shiny Toy:   The Triberr owner dropped in for a few comments, so check it out what he says!

10. Balancing Writing and Social Media [UNLEADED]: It’s easy to get locked into “promote, promote, promote” and forget to write the book.

For you:  What subjects would you like to see?  Post in the comments below.