Writing, self-publishing, book marketing, making a living with your writing
Is it ever too late to start writing? Can you publish your first book in your late 60s or 70s? Penny Appleton (aka Jacqui Penn, my Mum!) started writing at aged 68 after retiring from a career as a …
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Conflict lies at the heart of every great story but writers often get important details wrong when it comes to criminal investigation. You'll get some great tips from this conversation with Detective …
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Learning more about our writing craft never stops. We can try to get better with every book. In this article, Braeden Phillips shares suggestions and examples for taking your next book from good to …
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How do you write villains who are more than just moustache-twirling cut-outs? How do you write heroes with real flaws? In today's interview, Sacha Black gives tips on these writing issues and …
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Writing to meet readers' genre expectations is part of marketing your book. In this article, Edwin McRae breaks down the steps he uses to find a genre and sub-genre that will suit each writer …
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It can be a challenge to keep up with technology in our real lives, let alone inside the books we write. In this article, cybersecurity expert Cynthia James offers tips to writers who want to make …
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