Lauren's link love: Making a living as a writer, editing Hemingway-style, & the good of Amazon

Links to share, collected at @LaurenWaynecom on Twitter:

<3 this: How I Make a Living as a Writer (and You Can, Too) by @jaltucher https://t.co/8agyxAXaio (Hint: It involves a LOT of #writing.)

— Lauren Wayne (@LaurenWaynecom) February 27, 2016

Need an editing app? So did Hemingway, apparently.

Hemingway Takes the Hemingway Test - will he pass? https://t.co/k5O9LyFtc5 #editing #writing

— Lauren Wayne (@LaurenWaynecom) February 26, 2016

How to Edit Your Book in 4 Steps by Mike Nappa at @WritersDigest https://t.co/HgL9egfIG3 #editing #writing

— Lauren Wayne (@LaurenWaynecom) February 28, 2016

8 Books That Have Revolutionized My Writing https://t.co/vmMeB1WC9U #writing #amwriting #screenwriting pic.twitter.com/NVDjoZBkeQ

— Angela Ackerman (@AngelaAckerman) February 27, 2016

Writers, here’s how unstable characters make readers feel better https://t.co/N5rG8Vhqc5 #AmWriting #writingTips

— Drew Chial (@DrewChial) February 27, 2016

Same.

Riding the waves of life over here. :) #parenting #amwriting #amediting #dreambig #quote pic.twitter.com/9eG7xCq4D5

— Katrina Ariel (@KatrinaAriel) February 27, 2016

Not specific to ebooks, but I thought it was relevant:

Is #Amazon good for the online market? https://t.co/WqKT4KWEAl "Amazon raised the bar on how an e-commerce site should operate" #ebooks

— Lauren Wayne (@LaurenWaynecom) February 29, 2016

To write | @passivevoiceblg https://t.co/jMjSkpsY91 #writing #quotes

— Lauren Wayne (@LaurenWaynecom) February 29, 2016