Welcome to the April 21, 2011 edition of Carnival of Storytelling.

Another abbreviated carnival this week. Thanks to everyone who submitted a link at BlogCarnival.com!

No handpicked links today, because it’s Passover, and I’m behind on Character Fiction 101. I’ve decided recently that I was wrong about writer’s block. I’ve said in the past that writer’s block didn’t actually exist. Well, it does. But sometimes you have to remind yourself that it’s only a passing phase; it doesn’t define you. Because if you allow writer’s block to define you, you’ll end up teaching yourself how not to write. Sometimes, you have to take a step back, remind yourself of all your successes, and jump off from them into a new series of successes.

Enjoy!

Writers

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Books etc.

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Art and Craft

Joel Friedlander presents OmmWriter Dana: My Second-Favorite Writing Program of All Time — The Book Designer posted at Joel Friedlander.

Writing Life

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Fiction and True Stories

Adam Blakeley presents My Life as a Ninja Turtle posted at A Hopefully Somewhat Interesting Blog, saying, “An anecdote of my life as a Ninja Turtle.”

Publishing and Marketing

Lindsay presents Can a “Normal” Author Make a Living E-publishing? posted at The Irreverent Introvert.

Resources

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