As I am participating in the Write Nonfiction in November (WNFIN) challenge (also known as National Nonfiction Writing Month or NaNonFiWriMo), my time for reblogging is short this month.
Even so, I keep running across some really interesting, well-written, and/or helpful blog posts anyway and I wanted to share them with you.
10 Excellent Blog Posts Seen Recently
11 Powerful Tools to Create Brilliant Content
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11 Home Page Essentials for Your Blog
A Smooth Sea Never Made A Skillful Sailor
10 Mistakes Authors Make That Can Cost Them a Fortune and How to Avoid Them
10 Simple Blogging Tips from Dream Big, Dream Often
How to Have a Successful Blog by Quickly Engaging Your Readers
And, finally, here is a quote seen on Today, You Will Write that spoke to me and would seem to be relevant for all those participating in any of the NaNo challenges this year:
You might not write well every day, but you can always edit a bad page. You can’t edit a blank page. — Jodi Picoult
Jodi Picoult (She is Much Cuter than the writer of this blog post)
Minister Is A Verb 
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I appreciate the kind mention and I wish you the best of luck with NaNonFiWriMo! 🙂 -OM
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Thanks, Tim, for this great list of blog posts to read (and for including one of mine!). I’ve read a few and am planning to have a marathon reading session with the others as soon as I settle in for the rainy weekend and brew a pot of tea. Hope all is well.
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Wow! What a great group of posts! Thanks for including ours from Writers In the Storm. 🙂
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Ms. Hansen, I only share the best, so thank YOU for posting such an awesome article.
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Thanks, Tim! Looking forward to checking out your recommendations! 🙂
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Dr. Cheng, I know you are doing your own NaNo thing (NaNoBloPoMo, right?), so feel free to just bookmark it and come back after the month is over. Or, if you have time, read the ones about blogging first to see if they help you with NaNo — although, really, all of them are excellent or they would not be on this list. (Yes, I am a bit type-happy. I hit my goal for today with enough of a cushion to almost make up for missing yesterday. 😀 )
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Thank you, Tim! I have read a few and the one by Jack Messenger on the 5 blog blunders spoke to me. It’s hard to keep up with these writing commitments we make, huh? I’m grateful for the generous support from this community, though–always so kind! 😊
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