Top 10 Blogs for Writers 2010

The Top 10 Blogs for Writers competition is always fun to watch, as well as the good way to add some brand new favorites to your own list of must-read blogs.

This year the competition has shaken things up the little, moving from Michael Stelzners Writing White Papers site to Leo Babauta as well as Mary Jakschs Write to Done. Copyblogger was not authorised this year because the own Brian Clark was the single of the judges along with Leo, Mary, Michael as well as Deb Ng.

The winners have been the gifted as well as beautiful bunch, with lots of clever fiction blogs looming upon the list. Congratulations to all the finalists as well as winners!

  • Storyfix by Larry Brooks, with invaluable tips upon how to get your publishing to better than perfect so we can obstacle which book contract.
  • Men with Pens by James Chartrand for comprehensive recommendation upon writing, blogging, as well as business.
  • Make the Living Writing, the brand new blog by Carol Tice, gives straightforward recommendation to writers about what it really takes to have the living in this business.
  • Cats Eye Writer by Judy Dunn, about social media copywriting, branding, as well as how to get some-more visitors entrance to your blog.
  • The Renegade Writer by Linda Formichelli as well as Diana Burrell gives the genuine scoop upon because the usual recommendation for freelance writers is B.S. (and what we should do instead)
  • Writer Unboxed, the renouned multi-author blog upon the craft as well as commercial operation of genre fiction, with recommendation upon agents, editors, as well as of course writing.
  • Wordplay by K.M. Weiland helps writers turn authors by giving insightful recommendation in the down-to-earth, friendly style her readers love.
  • The Creative Penn by Joanna Penn offers plain essay recommendation from her personal experience. Readers call her podcast interviews with authors as addictive as potato chips.
  • Victoria Mixon is both the veteran bard as well as! editor, as well as she brings her extent of experience to the art as well as craft of essay fiction.
  • Courage to Create by Ollin Morales is the passionate, personal blog about the single writers journey as he writes his initial novel.

    • And of course, we have to give the special unapproachable nod to the own Copyblogger guest writers Larry Brooks, James Chartrand, as well as Carol Tice!
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