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Cathy Day's course in the Creative Writing Program at Ball State University
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- 11 Essential Ingredients for Blog Posts
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- Online Etiquette or Literary Citizenship 101
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- How People Discover Books Online by Goodreads
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- Social Media for Authors: In Search of Buzz
- The Future of Independent Publishing
- What/How/Why Books Sell Everything you wanted to know about book sales
- Why Small Presses Matter: Paul Harding on the Rocky Road to the Pulitzer
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Reviewing Others
- American Book Review on FIRES OF OUR CHOOSING
- Charles Baxter's "Owl Criticism"
- Criticism vs. Consumerism
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- John Updike's Rules for Reviewing Books
- Prepub Reviews: What are they, and why are they important?
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- Siegel on the Death of Negative Reviews
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- Why Teach Book Reviewing? Robin Becker teaches Lit Cit
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Ethics of Reviewing
- Amazon Reviews
- Authors Behaving Badly: How I Pissed Off Legions of Emily Giffin Fans
- Blogging Ethics
- Has Twitter Made Book Reviewers Too Nice?
- His Biggest Fan was Himself
- Niceness is Beside the Point
- Reviewers for Hire Meet Demand for Online Raves
- Round up of Book Reviewing Controversies
- The e-book that Launched a Flame War
- Wikipedia and Citizenship Pedagogy
- Will You Still Like Me if I Tell You the Truth?
- Writing Negative Reviews–it's complicated
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- Interview series "How to Become a Writer" by Kelcey Parker
- JCO's complaint about interviews
- Why Small Presses Matter: Paul Harding on the Rocky Road to the Pulitzer
- Words with Writers by Marissa Bell Toffoli
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- 11 Reasons Why You Won't Get Hired
- A Creative Writers Transferable Skills
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- Graduate School for Creative Writers A round up of links
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- Skloot on Querying
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- Writing/Editing = "Content Creation"
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