Today's podcast episode will get you super excited about the possibilities of adapting your work into a graphic novel. It's definitely become one of my goals after talking with Nathan. In the intro …
Adapting Shakespeare To Thriller Pacing And Academic Publishing With AJ Hartley
One of my favorite books of 2013 was an adaptation of Macbeth, which I recommended as part of my Christmas reading list. Today I'm thrilled to bring you an interview with one of the co-authors, …
Writing Tips: Using Real Life Fear and Pain to Springboard Your Story
Life is full of dark times. Sadness, pain, grief and fear are aspects of the human condition we can't avoid. So when we do face difficult times, can we turn those experiences into something creative …
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Tips For A Long Term Writing Career And Writing Historical Fiction With Colin Falconer
It's always fantastic to speak to authors who have been writing professionally for a long time, as the perspective they bring comes with the weight of a lot more experience of the publishing industry. …
The Ugly Truth About Writer’s Block (And Its Cure)
Writing is hard work. The myth of the words flowing from the fingers of the anointed creative is just that, a myth. I don't personally 'believe' in writer's block. I think you just need to put …
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I’m Not Making This Up: Ten Lessons In Non-Fiction Writing
One of the fantastic things about being an author these days is the community aspect, and the lessons that authors are sharing openly will help you avoid the mistakes we made. In today's article, …
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