Writer Links – Fatigue, Historical Fiction, and Literary Magazines

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Librarian and author Lawrence Clark Powell said, “Write to be understood, speak to be heard, read to grow.”

I would add this to his list: “Link to help others.”

In that spirit, on to the writer links!

♥ Becky Levine shares her thoughts on history and historical fiction: “Wow things were really different back then” and “Wow has anything changed?”

♥ At My Dog Ate My Manuscript, author N. Gemini Sasson discusses her Robert the Bruce research and how history and historical fiction feed on one another.

♥ Cassandra Jade tells us what you can do when you suffer writer’s fatigue.

And the WRITER LINK OF THE WEEK award goes to Les Edgerton, who gives us a peek inside the literary magazine acceptance/rejection process from his days at The Crescent Review.  Writers who want to see how litmag sausage is made, check it out.

One comment on “Writer Links – Fatigue, Historical Fiction, and Literary Magazines”

  1. Thanks for the link! 🙂