Around the Web: Best Posts on Writing I've Discovered This Week

I subscribe to and follow several authors, blogs, and writing sources throughout

the week.

Each Friday, I include links to FIVE sources to improve your writing that I found useful.

Here are my offerings for this week.

Hope they inspire you to start writing
and to continue to write!

Excellent points here to remind you about what it takes to be a successful  author and great quotes to keep you on your writing journey: https://seekerville.blogspot.com/2022/03/the-write-attitude-revisited.html

This link tells you the importance of doing research for your story so you get the careers of your characters correct.  Your readers might just have those careers themselves and will be turned off as a reader. This post also sheds light on the lack of research by news reporting agencies as well. Be enlightened and read this post: https://killzoneblog.com/2022/03/research-to-right-the-wrongs-and-mary-poppins.html

How do you build secondary characters that will enhance the story and bring out the protagonists struggle? Find out here: https://writerunboxed.com/2022/03/16/secondary-characters-with-purpose-and-pzazz/

This is a great study in showing you  ways to add more depth to your writing by being succinct. I missed the first example, but then I caught on and caught the issues. Let me know how you did.  https://kathysteinemann.com/Musings/redundancy-quiz-18/

Here's a list of publishers who accept non-agented submissions for sci-fi and fantasy. https://authorspublish.com/28-publishers-that-accept-science-fiction-or-fantasy-novels/