At the end of December, it’s almost obligatory to look back over the year and consider what you’ve achieved. There’s a risk involved with blowing your own trumpet – but as it’s my website; I feel entitled to. If I … Continued
Let’s spread the word. Reblogged from Anne R. Allen.com Anne R. Allen looks back (and forward) Leaving the Wild and Crazy Decade of the Self-Publishing Revolution At look at how we got here, and where we might go next
Let’s spread the word. Reblogged from Sally’s Cafe and Bookstore Writer’s Tips – Do’s and Don’ts of Novel Writing, G Christmas Book Fair – Recent #Reviews – #Romance Jacquie Biggar, #Stories Mary Smith, #Thriller Stevie Turner Some great book ideas from … Continued
Let’s spread the word. Reblogged from D. G. Kaye writer Writer’s Tips – Do’s and Don’ts of Novel Writing, Get Published, Plagiarism-Checker Tools Some great tips from a fantastic blog.
Please welcome this week’s guest, the last of 2019. Creating Awe in Two Middle Grade Genres Within the broad range of children’s literature, writing middle grade claims my heart. The writers digest definition of middle grade includes age of characters … Continued
What are the most important resources for writers? (Magazines, books, websites, etc.) I must confess to being somewhat confused. Clearly there are some important writers resources missing from the prompt. How about that most vital of resources, coffee? Not forgetting … Continued
Let’s spread the word. Reblogged from BlondeWriteMore HOW TO SURVIVE LIVING WITH A WRITER OVER CHRISTMAS . It’s not easy living with a writer. We are peculiar creatures and sometimes we have to be handled with care. Here are my top … Continued
Here’s a memory from 2002. Back then I was a Thames River pilot, taking ships of all sizes up the River, through the Thames Barrier and Tower Bridge. I was lucky to get involved with National Geographic, who were making one … Continued