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1. www.reddit.com › iwriterly_good_source_or_notIwriterly, good source or not : r/writers - Reddit

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   Once you're familiar with all the common writing advice I don't find her channel that useful anymore. There isn't a lot of unique advice or in depth analysis. I've not read her book, but it seems to be a common opinion that her writing advice is better than her writing.

2. mltishner.com › 2019/09/09 › writer-interview-megWriter Interview: Meg LaTorre

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   Sep 9, 2019 · Spinning off the YouTube channel, she co-launched the monthly YouTube show, Publishable, where experts from across the publishing spectrums discuss which path might be best for your book—self, traditional, or hybrid publishing—and the ins and outs of the modern-day publishing industry.

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   Meg LaTorre of iWriterly produced this video about the pros and cons of self-publishing. It's nearly a half-hour in length, but it's a very good overview of advantages and disadvantages of self-publishing.

4. blog.harlequin.com › 2024 › 08The 6 Best Websites for Romance Readers - Harlequin Ever After

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   Aug 12, 2024 · We’ve compiled a list of the best websites for romance readers to bookmark, so you can spend less time browsing and more time diving into that next book rec!

5. www.reddit.com › r › writingAny writing YouTube channel recommendations? : r/writing - Reddit

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   Don't buy that. It's almost entirely converted scripts from his Youtube channel. You can get everything in the book for free by watching his videos

6. blog.bookbaby.com › youtube-channels-for-writers15 YouTube Channels for Writers - BookBaby Blog

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   Aug 3, 2021 · This list of YouTube channels for writers serves as must-see TV for independent authors of all stripes, genres, and experience levels.

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   Who is iwriterly?

   • She has worked as a Literary Agent, in magazine publishing, medical/technical writing, and journalism. iWriterly is a writing and book publishing resource for genre fiction with videos about writing and editing novels, traditional and self-publishing, with a focus on romance, fantasy, and science fiction. Most viewed videos on the channel

   The top 21 YouTube channels for writers of fiction

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   Should you read or watch a book?

   • It’s paradoxical to think that advice about writing can best be consumed, not by reading, but by watching. But it turns out that one of the easiest ways to understand all the different concepts that come together to make a great novel is to watch videos of people who actually know what’s up, explaining the craft.

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   How can writers learn from each other?

   • What we think would be really insightful is to compare notes across borders and see what we can learn from each other. Here it is, our list of the most popular and most useful YouTube channels for writers of fiction… Sometimes the best way to learn is to be told the wrong thing and to know you are being told the wrong thing.

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8. www.valleyofwriters.com › youtube-channels-for-writersThe top 21 YouTube channels for writers of fiction

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   Aug 6, 2022 · iWriterly is a writing and book publishing resource for genre fiction with videos about writing and editing novels, traditional and self-publishing, with a focus on romance, fantasy, and science fiction.