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1. pshoffman.com › best-youtube-channels-for-writersThe Top 13 YouTube Channels for Writers - P. S. Hoffman

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   Apr 7, 2020 · iWriterly. Meg Latorre of iWriterly has industry-focused advice for writers who want to become published, successful authors. Once a literary agent, now an author, Meg brings a unique blend of industry-centric knowledge and writing advice to her videos. She even has a playlist where she dives into the actual editing mechanics of writing.

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

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   Sep 9, 2019 · To learn more about Meg, visit her website, follow her on Twitter/Instagram/Facebook, sign up for her monthly newsletter, and subscribe to her YouTube channel, iWriterly. Make sure to check out iwriterly and publishable!

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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.

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   27 subscribers in the YearoftheAuthor community. Year of the Author is a popular YouTube channel hosted by Katharine Francis. It offers writing &…

5. www.reddit.com › r › selfpublishiWriterly video about pros and cons of self-publishing

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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.

6. www.writingbeginner.com › 20-best-youtube-channels20 Best YouTube Channels for Writers - Writing Beginner

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   Meg LaTorre uses her channel, iWriterly, to empower authors on every aspect of being a writer. This multidimensional channel includes tips on self-publishing, first page critiques, pitching, and a little bit about writing.

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   Why should you check out a writer's channel?

   • The best thing about her channel is the bounty of writing tips on character building, perspective setting, and developing the plot. Her life hacks to master an author lifestyle are another great reason you should check out her channel.

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   Who are the best writers on YouTube?

   • YouTube has a flourishing community of writers – for novels, for screenplays, for all kinds of writing. These are the 13 most useful, delightful, and inspiring writing channels on YouTube 1. Brandon Sanderson Brandon Sanderson is possibly the most popular fantasy author alive.

   The Top 13 YouTube Channels for Writers | P. S. Hoffman

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   Why should a fiction writer watch a video essay?

   • Tyler uses films to show you how to write better characters with more meaningful conflicts. His video essays are well constructed, and the editing is top-notch. Note: you do not have to be a screenwriter to watch these. Tyler’s videos are eminently useful for any kind of fiction writer. 8. Terrible Writing Advice

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8. prowritingaid.com › art › 1482How to Use YouTube to Market Your Books - ProWritingAid

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   Oct 15, 2020 · If you write adult romance, for example, you could collaborate with other author-YouTuber hybrids who write adult romance. You could also collaborate with BookTubers or book reviewers who read romance novels similar to the ones you write.