Favorite Twitter writing resources

I’ve been on Twitter going on three years now and I have found it to be an invaluable asset. News, insight, inspiration, humor, yet another version of a social media community. For instance:

You can follow screenwriters: @screenwritten @chrissparling @johnswetnam @HIGHzurrer @marcmaurino @twopointfour @thatthere @HouseOfPalmer @julie_bush @killen8 @johnaugust @EvanSusser @VanRobichaux @chadfeehan @arashamel @YouDonKnowMe @willfetters @MissMarcel @BA_Willer @imaliwaller @DrGMLaTulippe @brianduffield @johngary

You can follow members of the online screenwriting community: @UnkScreenwriter @byDougRich @RexPickett @princess_scribe @jeannevb @zacsanford @marc_omeyer @grahaminman @scriptmag @amandapendo

You can even follow a bunch of people who claim to be industry insiders — and may well be: @MysteryExec @MysteryActress @MysteryProducer @MysteryHelmer @MysterySW @tempdiaries @mysteryflmstdnt @Mystery_Intern @anonymousexc @crankyintern @MysteryMailroom @DevtHell @waltercabss @StudioHead2025 @MysteryStarlet @studioexec1

Of course, these represent a tiny portion of writing related folks on Twitter.

So my question for you: What are you favorite writing resources on Twitter? Screenwriting, fiction writing, Hollywood, movie business.

Let’s see if we can expand our Twitter horizons.

If you’re not following me on Twitter, you should: @GoIntoTheStory. I’ve got 9,600 followers, only 9,990,400 from my goal of 10,000,000!

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