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There Are No Rules, by Jane Friedman
Virtual Book Tour Cafe, online book tours
Writer Unboxed
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Horror Writers Association
How to Write a Credible Fantasy Story
Romance Writers of America
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Write Better Epic Fantasy Now

Amanda Hocking, YA, paranormal romance
Anne Bishop: The Black Jewel series, fantasy
Barbara Forte Abate, fiction
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Diana Gabaldon, historical fiction
Erika Robuck at The Muse, historical fiction
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Laura Spinelli
Mike Poeltl, post-apocalyptic
Nathan Bransford, author of a middle grade novel, former literary agent, site is crammed with great advice!
PC and Kristin Cast: House of Night series, urban fantasy, vampires
Rhiannon Ellis, romance
Roni Loren at Fiction Groupie, romance
Sophie Masson, YA, children's literature, adult fiction
Tina Connolly, poet

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A Room of One's Own
American Dialects Map, reference
Beyond the Margins, writing blog
Bibliophilic Blather, grammar and editing help on a weekly basis
Book Country (beta), become a beta reader, upload your own MS for response
Compuserve Books and Writers Community
Copyblogger: Fantastic blog writing tips, marketing, business advice
Easy Steps to a Successful Blog
Eclectics.com: Fiction Writer's Character Chart
Girl Seeks Place, copyediting, freelancing writing, ghost writing
How to Make a Living Writing by JohnShore.com
I Write Like
Indie Author Guide to Publishing for the Kindle
Jane Friedman's personal blog, editor, professor
Kim Harrison's Character Grid, tracks characters in which settings and when
Krissy Brady, a writer whose site is a wealth of information
Mercedes Lackey's Pep Talk for writers
Occupations in the Tarot: A Guide for Readers and Fiction Writers by Janet Boyer
Simple Guide to Compiling a Free eBook
The Bookshelf Muse
The Inigo Montoya Guide to 27 Misused Words by Copyblogger
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