Week’s Links (Well, it kinda rhymes)

Saturday. Sleep-in day. Also a great day to review the links of the week. So, without further ado, here is a list of my favorite blog posts of the week. (This is by no means exhaustive, and is in no particular order, but it includes the sites most memorable to me of the past few days.)

Enjoy!

• Online Platform Do’s and Don’ts @ Kidlit.com: http://kidlit.com/2010/02/26/online-platform-dos-donts/
• Do You Own Your Characters, Or Do Your Characters Own You? by Nathan Bransford: http://blog.nathanbransford.com/2010/02/do-you-own-your-characters-or-do-your.html
• 11,000 Rejections! @ Pimp My Novel: http://pimpmynovel.blogspot.com/2010/02/11000-rejections-on-wall-11000_22.html
• How to Plot or Revise Your Book @ QueryTracker Blog (um, this one REALLY works by the way–I’m totally using it now! *whee!*): http://querytracker.blogspot.com/2010/02/how-to-plot-or-revise-your-book.html
• Good vs. Done by Elana Johnson: http://elanajohnson.blogspot.com/2010/02/good-vs-done.html
• How Much Description? The Writer’s Perspective by Emily Ann Benedict: http://emilyannbenedict.blogspot.com/2010/02/last-time-i-asked-for-your-opinion-of.html
• Interested in World Domination Plans or how you can be a part of the action? Check out Danyelle Leafty’s site: http://danyelleleafty.com/?p=155
• If you want a good laugh: http://lynnrush.wordpress.com/2010/02/26/friday-funnies-61/
• And if you were wondering what The Three Stooges have in common with Persian mythology, check out Marva Dasef’s blog: http://mgddasef.blogspot.com/2010/02/three-stooges.html
• Bookmark Deb Salisbury’s Blog because she ALWAYS posts new links to check!: http://blog.debsalisbury.com/

Okay, gang, that’s enough for now. (I need to check out Deb’s links, LOL!) My goal is to be more mindful of blog posts I enjoy and I’ll pass them on to all y’all. Just doin’ my part to spread the word ’round the blogosphere. Information likes to travel. It has a hard time staying still. In fact, information pretty much has ADHD. (Yeah, that’s what happens when a psychiatrist tries to put things in psycho-babble terms. I hope it’s translatable, LOL!)

Happy Saturday and Happy Writing!