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  • FREE STORIES
  • Books
    • Andorra Pett.
    • The Balcom Series.
    • The Dave Travise series.
    • Fantasy.
    • Non-Fiction
    • Psychological Thrillers.
    • Stand Alone Sci-fi Novels
    • Steampunk.
  • About Me
  • Extra Content.
    • 4Star Scifi.
    • Archives
    • Book Reviews.
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    • My Sister Alex. Reviews
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    • Welcome to the Andorraverse. Murder mysteries, with a difference.

How I write

31 Jul 2017

In praise of the trusty Sidekick.

by Richard Dee | posted in: Writing | 2

Batman had Robin, Cagney had Lacey, Morecambe had Wise. Throughout storytelling, there is a place by the side of the hero for a trusty sidekick or two. They can serve so many purposes, from the voice of reason and conscience … Continued

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About my work, How I write, new writing, world building, Writing, Writing Tips
24 Jul 2017

Building a perfect World, Part 3 – The End

by Richard Dee | posted in: News, Writing | 0

If your finale is to be a wonderful thing, the reward for the reader making it to the end, then the journey towards the last page must be made to be worth it! And that means planning each step, inserting … Continued

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17 Jul 2017

Building a perfect world. Part two – details.

by Richard Dee | posted in: News, Writing | 0

Last time, I started to describe how I had developed the concept for my Sci-fi adventure Ribbonworld. I set up the plot and the location in broad terms. I had a murder and a conspiracy on a planet that was … Continued

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About my work, How I write, plotting, world building, Writing, Writing Tips
10 Jul 2017

Building a perfect World, part one of a plotting masterclass.

by Richard Dee | posted in: News, Writing | 0

I was asked recently how I thought up the ideas for my worlds, I had to give a rather truncated answer, but it got me wondering if anyone else was interested. So here’s a look at the thought process behind … Continued

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26 Jun 2017

Sequel. Or prequel, or spin-off. Don’t you just love them?

by Richard Dee | posted in: News, Uncategorized, Writing | 3

Everyone loves a sequel…, or a prequel…, or a spin-off. Readers like them because they hope that they will give them the answers to questions that the original story threw up. Or that the new adventures of their heroes (pardon … Continued

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10 Jun 2017

Stuck in the middle, or Write what you’re told!

by Richard Dee | posted in: News, Writing | 0

Any excuse for a bit of nostalgia,   You might be surprised to find that I don’t write one book at a time. In fact, I keep several stories on the go. Some of them are very well advanced, others … Continued

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About my work, Flash Fiction, How I write, new writing, Short Stories, Short Story, Work in Progress, Writing Tips
5 Jun 2017

The edit.

by Richard Dee | posted in: News, Writing | 2

    There are those who think that they can edit their own writing. I know of a few self-published authors who don’t bother with professional edits for their work. Personally, I think that the cards are stacked against self-published … Continued

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29 May 2017

Voices in my ears.

by Richard Dee | posted in: News, Writing | 2

And now a link to some late 1970’s music, still sounding good! “♪♯You didn’t know what you were looking for, ’till you heard the voices in your ear♯♫.” “Voices,” by Cheap Trick (Dream Police, 1979) Ok, so I admit it, … Continued

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