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Handful of Links

May 11, 2010 by Icy Sedgwick 1 Comment

I’m currently in the process of writing my contribution to the second Chinese Whisperings anthology so I won’t be writing any of my normal blog posts this week (I wanted to write one about Iron Man 2, so I’ll just say “Go and see it and ignore the fact Scarlet Johansson can’t act because War Machine is coooooooool!”)

Instead, I thought I’d post a collection of links I think you might find useful. First of all, Nathan Bransford looks at how to develop your voice, which is something a lot of writers struggle to do. Livia Blackburne shows us how to function at your creative best, while Marelisa Fabrega uncovers some online tools to help you meet your goals. I’d also recommend the post by Carolyn Kaufman at Query Tracker which gives advice on how to handle critiques. For something a little more whimsical, head over to IO9 to see some truly astonishing pavement art!

If that’s still not enough, then why not head over to the Chinese Whisperings website and check out the blogs and writing over my collaborators? I’d also urge you to go and add Adam PB’s A Fullness in Brevity to your RSS reader now because this guy is very talented indeed.

You’re still here? Well then I offer you one last link…part 13 of The First Tale is up at my Tales from Vertigo City blog.

Enjoy!

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  1. Tony Noland says

    May 11, 2010 at 11:28 am

    I saw “Iron Man 2”, and the whole time I was thinking, “Scarlett Johansson was so brilliant and subtle in ‘Lost in Translation’ but her acting skills are wasted in this role”.

    Well, and I was distracted by the catsuit…

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Icy is a folklore blogger and host of the Fabulous Folklore podcast. She is based in the north east of England, where she was born and raised amid the folk tales and legends of Tyneside and Northumberland. Icy is fascinated by history, cinema, art, and the occult, and griffins will always be her favourite mythical beast. She also writes dark fantasy novellas, Gothic short stories and the occasional weird Western, and she holds a PhD in Film Studies!

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