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With the help of Google Reader, I follow a lot of blogs. Most of them are related to writing in some way (Lolcats and Not Always Right being two notable exceptions). Here are some of my top choices. The Wiffers One of my favourite places on the web is the Will Write For Wine forums, where there's an amazing community of writers, readers and would-be wine connoisseurs. We cheer each other on and remind each other to believe in ourselves, and, well, they're all fabulous. Art Remarkable - Gina B Brenda Bradshaw Coffee Coloured World Daily Pie - Shannon Morgan Griffin Asher Jennerosity Karen Pinco Kimberley Foley Lucy March Melina Kantor Melissa Blue No Excuses. Just Write - Kerryn Angell Pam Writes Romance - Pamela Cayne Post Script - Catherine Wade The Book Lady - Caryn Caldwell Industry Blogs Agents, editors and writers - there are a lot of people out there blogging on what's happening in the publishing industry, and it's a good idea to stay as up to date as you can. A Newbie's Guide to Publishing - Joe Konrath Bookends, LLC - A Literary Agency Dystel & Goderich Literary Management Editor Unleashed - Maria Schneider Editorial Ass Gabrielle Edits - Gabrielle Harbowy Janet Reid, Literary Agent Nathan Bransford - Literary Agent Pub Rants - Agent Kristin Query Shark Rachelle Gardner, Literary Agent Writer Beware Authors and Craft While most of the industry blogs listed above focus mainly on the business side of writing, the rest of this list is a selection of blogs where craft is more likely to be the focus. Some of them are personal author blogs - in these, you may find that posts are not always centred around writing, but when they do, they tend to offer helpful bits of information and guidance. Some of the other blogs are dedicated entirely to specific aspects of writing. a cat of impossible colour - Andrea Eames Erica Orloff Deadline Dames Genreality Argh Ink - Jennifer Crusie Paperback Writer - Lynn Viehl Pocket Full of Words - Holly Lisle Redlines and Deadlines Routines for Writers StoryFix.com |