SUPER Sharing Sundays: Best Links of the Week

Favorite quote of #WDC12 via Chris Baty: "There's someone out there who has waited their whole life to read your story." That's a happy, happy thought!
Organize your writing career, pronto via WB Terrien
Literary fiction vs. genre fiction was a hot topic at the writer's conference last week, so I thought this post was intriguing by Andy Ross Agency
Practical, hands-on advice: How to Build a Press Kit (good for any entrepreneur, especially authors!)
Brad Taylor talks about the importance of authenticity aka real life moments in your fiction, no matter your genre
Steal Like An Artist  by Austin Kleon, who cautions that "we are a mashup of what we let into our lives."
I LOVE insight into other writer's writing processes. Here's Roni Loren's via one of her blog tour stops.
An option for authors to get out of the slush pile via Iguana Books explained on Sasha Jackson's blog.
Advice I am trying to remind myself each time I get a rejection: "If one person doesn't fall in love with [your book] it doesn't mean that it's not loveable." ~Millicent Bennett at #WDC12
S.M.A.R.T. goal-setting advice we learned in grade school, but often forget to do as an adult via Ashleigh Oldfield
Julie Anne Lindsey's debut romance novella, Bloom, recently hit the estores, and she is just one of those positive, happy, excited people, but even better, a great friend and supporter of other writers on Twitter. Check her out on her blog tour.