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Questions asked by writers in Twitter’s #WritingCommunity.

One thing I’ve learned about writing and publishing advice is that there is so much out there that it can actually be detrimental to me moving forward with my endeavours. I’ve researched many professionals in the publishing industry but narrowed them down to a few whose advice I like and trust, and who provide advice that works for me. Even then, I pick and choose the bits I feel comfortable implementing, so that I don’t become overwhelmed. I trust you’ll find something usefu

Super-practical gifts to give writers to help them along their authoring journey.

Guest post by developmental editor, Sebastian Hetman, who discusses how authors can find the best editor to suit their editing needs.

BetaReader.io makes it easy to share your manuscript with beta readers and collect and make sense of their feedback.

I recently pitched the premise of my upcoming novel on Twitter’s pitch festival, #PitMad. I was blown away by the experience—in a good way!

Eleanor Mignoli is an award-winning screenwriter, director and script reader. She is also an incredible artist and illustrator!

Want to only see tweets from those who you follow or who follow you, and not random people who jump into the conversation? Read further.

Unfortunately, there are no hard and fast ‘Written Rules’ for Twitter etiquette. Engagement and kindness online are key.

Biggest rookie mistake with engagement and how not to make it.

A comprehensive look, and actionable tips, about Twitter engagement and following pitfalls, geared for new writers on Twitter.

I kept hearing and reading that authors should have a website and a blog, but I didn’t think it applied to me because I am not published yet

Engaging on Twitter was a daunting task for me. Then, I suddenly found a purpose to be on Twitter.