Though I had all of one respondent to my poll at the end of last month, I’m going ahead and curating for you.

Part 5 of K.M. Weiland’s Creating Stunning Character Arcs series. You can follow from the beginning, Katie is always good about posting the links to all that has gone before.

http://www.helpingwritersbecomeauthors.com/2014/03/character-arcs-5.html

How commenting on blog posts can help build your platform. Anne R. Allen’s blog (with Ruth Harris).

http://annerallen.blogspot.ca/2014/03/are-you-ignoring-this-simple-platform.html

How knowing your audience and identifying your category is critical to querying, placement of, and marketing your book. Roz Morris.

http://nailyournovel.wordpress.com/2014/03/09/is-my-book-paranormal-or-literary-and-which-age-group-is-it-for-how-to-categorise-your-novel/

Why you should pitch at conferences even if you don’t think you’ll succeed. The importance of Networking by agent Carly Watters.

http://carlywatters.com/2014/03/10/why-the-chances-of-you-meeting-your-future-agent-at-a-conference-are-slim-but-you-should-try-anyway/

The many roles of the editor.

http://www.theguardian.com/books/booksblog/2014/mar/12/writers-editors-eleanor-catton-booker-winner

Rejection letters that will give you hope 🙂

http://distractify.com/people/famous-people-rejection-letters/

You’ll see some regulars here from week to week. I read a lot more bloggage than I’ve shared here and I’ve even gotten some good material out of a lot of it, but I’m only gathering up the material that spoke to me enough to share on the interwebz.

Hope you enjoy these as much as I did.