Writers block when your novel is nearly finished: What it is, why it happens, and how to fix it It’s like the marathon of the middle, except at the end of the process So, you’ve almost finished writing your novel. You’ve won out over the most common writing difficulties that get in the way of putting words […]
Character is the engine that drives every narrative. And that applies just as much to your antagonist as your protagonist – arguably even more so.
The antagonist: your story’s second most important character Read More »
Every novel needs constructive feedback as part of the editing process. Discover how and where to find a critique partner to help make your writing shine.
Where to find a critique partner to help you edit your novel or short story Read More »
A Christmas-themed ghost story that took 30 years from first draft to publication – discover how Little Feet found its feet, from idea to print.
From idea to print: Little Feet Read More »
How to find a writing mentor, what a writing mentor does, and alternatives to consider if a writing mentorship isn’t right for you.
Do you need a writing mentor? Read More »
Characters are an author’s most important tool. Learn how to give your characters depth, personality, and motivation that resonates with readers.
8 tips for writing compelling characters Read More »
An idea 20 years in the making: discover the writing process behind On the Brink, sequel to the Arthur C Clarke Award shortlisted Edge of Heaven.
From idea to print: On the Brink Read More »
Dialogue is an amazing tool for an author, and often underappreciated. Read on for 5 tips and tricks to make your writing shine with dialogue.
5 top tricks for writing better dialogue Read More »
Where do authors get their ideas? Read on for one answer, in the form of the Bridport Prize shortlisted short story “Bluemelena” by RB Kelly.
From idea to print: Blumelena Read More »
