Many of you are writing, or have written first novels, and others may want to write a novel but don't know where to start. I started my first novel during NaNoWriMo last November, and have done …
Writing Q&A: Finding Time, Finishing Work, Short Story Markets And What To Do After A First Draft
Here are some questions that have been sent in by readers. How does one find the time between work, family, and other commitments to write the book one wants to write? This is one of the most common …
Writer’s Retreat in Bali: Interview With Robin Sparks
Robin Sparks organizes writing retreats and workshops all over the world, and this October I am the speaker at her Bali writer's retreat. Many writers would like to make time for this type of break, …
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My Dialogue Sucks: Tips For Improving Dialogue In Your Novel
I have just submitted the first few chapters of my thriller novel, Pentecost to my writing group for critique. The responses have been great on plot but truly, my dialogue sucks! (and I am using the …
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The Artist’s Date: Take Time To Refill Your Creative Well
I've been pretty hammered over the last few weeks with the day job. It has sapped my creativity and taken my precious time away from my novel writing and this blog. I sorely needed a day …
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Podcast: How To Find Your Authentic Writer’s Voice With Julia McCutchen
Authenticity is incredibly important these days as people are sick of the marketing spin that is used by so many. You as an individual are unique and therefore no one else can be like you. Your …
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