It’s the bane of nearly every author with whom I speak. We just want to write, but alas we must publicise, and most horridly of all – often in front […]
Category: Writing
Sydney as a Choice Setting in the Words of Patricia Leslie
Patricia Leslie is an Australian author with a passion for combining history, fantasy, and action into stories that nudge at the boundaries of reality. Her latest novel is Keeper of […]
Kylie Chan – On Writing, Publishing and Marketing
From Taoist immortals to distant galaxies, Author Kylie Chan writes Fantasy based on Chinese mythology. She’s had 10 novels published by Harper-Collins, and 3 novellas self-published. In a hybrid mix, […]
In Conversation With Compulsive Reader’s Founder – Maggie Ball
Compulsive Reader has more than 10,000 subscribers, and over 1 million book loving visitors each year. It consistently ranks in the Top 20 Google and Yahoo searches for book reviews. […]
A Seismic Shift in Thinking – Shriek an absurd novel – In Conversation With Davide A. Cottone
Davide A. Cottone introduced me to the Absurd genre. Frankly, before I read his book Shriek: an absurd novel I didn’t even know what the Absurd genre was. The cover enticed, […]
3 Million Books SOLD … and Counting – In Conversation with Romantic Storyteller Amy Andrews
Warning: Swearing and blasphemy ahead, along with bloody good advice for aspiring writers. Amy Andrews is an award-winning, USA Today best-selling Brissie and proud Aussie author who has written sixty-five […]
Writing in Deep Point of View
Deep Point of View (Deep POV) is a term being discussed by those in the know – agents, publishers, authors – so it’s worth taking a moment to understand what […]
Writer’s Block
I’ve heard countless people say, ‘I’m going to write a book one day’ or ‘I can only write when I’m inspired.’ I’m one of those people who used to speak […]
