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I’ve been recommended Fiverr for a year now, and several members of the writing groups I’m in have also used the service. It’s like eBay, but for freelance professionals. You can use it to find artists, copy editors, book designers, marketers, website developers — anything you need. Prices start atRead More →
Writer’s Knowledge Base Huge database of more than 40,000 articles about writing. Always my favorite place to start to research any writing problem (other than Google, of course). These are the best articles, from the top writing blogs. I also subscribe to Elizabeth Spann Craig’s weekly list of the bestRead More →
Some authors like to dictate instead of typing or writing by hand. I have ideas sometimes when I’m walking, or lying in bed at night, or driving. Most dictation apps just let you dictate a sentence at a time, or a paragraph, and stop transcribing whenever you pause to think.Read More →
World’s largest websites for writers looking for critiques of their work. The way it works is that you sign up — the basic account is free — and do a few critiques of pieces by other writers. Then they allow you to post your own work and get feedback onRead More →
There are several fantastic classes by writers on MasterClass. A one-year subscription is $180 for all the classes you want to take. Check out Neil Gaiman‘s class — quick preview below: One of the most high-profile writing-related classes is by Shonda Rhimes, who’s behind Grey’s Anatomy, Private Practice, Scandal, HowRead More →