>A writing buddy of mine recently sent me this email teasing me about being on Twitter:
So, my dear anonymous (because I love you) friend, let me introduce you to a few of my followers (and I’m following them) on Twitter—most of them are published writers. One is a leading publisher. Some of them are spiritual. All of them are creative. I’ve only been Twittering since March 21—you can read my post about why I chose Twitter over Facebook here.
I’ve got quite a few more Twitter friends, but here are some of my favorites, in alphabetical order, so as not to show preference. Click on their names to go to their blogs or websites. I don’t think you’ll find a twit in the group. Not. One.
Daniel Root (come on, Daniel, don’t you have a better photo than that, you being a photographer and artist and all? WARNING: Daniel’s blog is high-tech-ish!)
Shellie TomlinsonAnother way I’ve met some great folks is by clicking on their links when they comment on the same blogs where I leave comments. Two recent ones of note: 
Tim Elhajj and I both left comments on the Creative Nonfiction blog and we started emailing after that.
Kim Richardson and I found each other when we both posted comments recently on Michael Hyatt’s blog. We’ve been emailing since then, and I’m anxiously awaiting her first book, The Unbreakable Child, which is coming out in April. (I’ve pre-ordered it from my local independent bookseller, Burke’s Books, here in Memphis.)
So… Twittering and commenting on blogs is a great way to network with quality folks, like these new friends, who are most definitely not twits! Curious? Come follow me on Twitter!
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