Blogs for Writers

Thanks to John Hewitt for publishing a list of blogs for writers. There are many good blogs on his list, including this one, and a few I am not familiar as yet.

How many of these bloggers do you read?

• Anne Wayman: Anne runs one of my favorite writing sites, which both offers original advice and keeps track of what the other blogs are saying.

• John August: The screenwriter
  behind such movies as Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, Big Fish, Go,
  and Charlie’s Angels writes the best screen writing blog around.
• Deborah Ng: Focuses on freelance writing and blogging jobs.
• Angela Booth:
  If it’s about freelance writing, and it’s fab, you can bet Angela Booth
  is behind it. Plenty of advice for freelancers to digest.
• Jeanne Dininni: Excellent advice for writers and bloggers, especially from a mechanics perspective.
• David J. Montgomery: Writes about crime fiction and mysteries.
• Monica Valentinelli : Includes plenty of tips for freelance writers and game designers.
• Denise Grier:
  Denise is one of the most prolific bloggers I have ever seen. She posts
  a dozen times a day. Not everything is on topic, but I like that.
• Liz Elayne and Dana: Their site, Poetry Thursday, inspired my weekly poetry links.
• Joanna Young: She provides writing tips and coaching for writers.
• Liz Strauss: Writes about writing and blogging with equal fervor. She is one of the most prolific bloggers around.
• Patsi Krakoff: If you are looking for advice about creating and writing for e-zines, this is the place to go.
• Mark Schaver: Mark blogs about basic and advanced journalism techniques.
• Gideon Starorzewski: The main focus of his blog is fiction writing and publishing.
• Timothy King: Excellent articles about the fiction process.
• Tom Johnson: Writes about technical writing mechanics, business and the general lifestyle of technical workers.
• Meryl K. Evans: Writes about freelance writing and blogging.
• Sophfronia Scott: Writes about books and publishing.
• Audrey Owen: Writes about the craft of editing.
• Andy Humphrey: Andy seems pretty busy for a struggling writer, but at least he has time to blog.
• Shai Coggins: Shai is one of
  the owners of B5 Media, employer of many of the webs best writers. This
  is her blog about writing and the creative process.
• Michael Stelzner: An excellent niche blog for writers of white papers.
• Darren Rowse: If you want to blog well, Darren’s Problogger site is the first place you need to look to for advice.
• Jeff Jarvis: This former People and Entertainment Weekly editor is leading one of the most forward thinking discussions of new media that you can find.