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Before I begin the Tweets-acular, here is a tidbit I would like to share–

I just don’t know how to get started?

Writers—have you ever said this to yourself or someone else? Well, here are a few tips to help you get started writing.

~Keep a folder of articles, quotes or stories of subjects you feel passionate about
~Develop a “mock” up book with “chapters” and then place your thoughts and ideas you write down within the related “chapter
~Create a vision board about what you see for your book

Remember, taking the first step maybe known as the hardest but it also feels the proudest.

Now…here is the Tweets-acular for Writers & Authors: Books, Publishing and Marketing:

1) @sherikayehoff retweeted @warrenwhitlock post titled Numbers an Author should Know. —>all I have to say is….GREAT information to know for writers and authors…may change your mind on where you may wish to be networking.

2) @jonathanfields tweeted about a post by @the99percent titled What Daily Meditation Can do for your Creativity.–>Nice article filled with solid tips! When I take the time to be present and focus on my breathing for a few minutes, I come back to my work and writing, with more clarity allowing me to get more things done.

3) @thecreativepenn tweeted about a post by @rachellegardner titled How to Title Your Book. –>here is what she states,”Think of it this way: the better your title is, the better your chance that the publisher will decide to use it, rather than changing it.” She does offer a great process to help with narrowing down the possibilities for your book.

4) @life_enthusiast tweeted about a post via @wendyybailey titled 9 elements to help your copy connect with your ideal learners. –>here are a few tips: a) have a very thought out headline to capture your readers b)add a P.S. to make the copy cohesive c) and here is one I hadn’t though of…add captions under the pictures to reiterate points related to your ideal reader

5) @jolindsell tweeted about her article her Heluim titled Good Sources for Book Reviews.–>On her list, she adds Book Wire (which offers author statistics and video clips of book releases) and Building Rainbows (which offers book reviews by the reading public).

I hope you have enjoyed this edition of Tweets-Acular for Writers and Authors. I hope you will visit these blogs and share your thoughts with me and the other bloggers.

And as always…keep writing!