There are some people who challenge us with the way they look at creativity, and Dan Holloway certainly challenges me through his championship of experimental literature, performance poetry and …
Write What You Know. Bringing Personal Experience Into Your Writing.
It's generally understood that many fiction writers have a semi-autobiographical protagonist in their first books. Certainly Dr Morgan Sierra, in my ARKANE series, is my own kick-ass alter-ego! …
Continue Reading about Write What You Know. Bringing Personal Experience Into Your Writing. →
Are You On Track? Mid Year Review Of Writing Goals
Blogging is a fantastic way to stay accountable and you guys keep me honest! It's over half way through the year now, so it's time to review my writing goals for 2013 to make sure I'm on track. I …
Continue Reading about Are You On Track? Mid Year Review Of Writing Goals →
8 Online Productivity Tools For Writers
Last month, I shared my own productivity tips and a whole stack from my email list as well. It was a hugely popular post so we are back on the productivity topic today with Nikolas Baron from …
Continue Reading about 8 Online Productivity Tools For Writers →
Mining Your Central Plot Nugget: A Lesson In Writing From John Grisham
Writing for any reason is fantastic but if you want to write a story that people actually want to buy and read, then you have to consider issues around story structure, plot, character and the other …
Continue Reading about Mining Your Central Plot Nugget: A Lesson In Writing From John Grisham →
Writing Fantasy: A Short Guide To The Genre
Fantasy is a huge niche and one with plenty of fanatical fans. It's a brilliant genre to write in and today, Ben Galley, fantasy author and self-publishing expert, discusses the main aspects. It’s …
Continue Reading about Writing Fantasy: A Short Guide To The Genre →
