There are a lot of milestones you imagine as a writer. Finishing the book. Holding it in your hands. Seeing it listed somewhere that doesn’t involve your own login details. …
fiction writing
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If you’ve been curious about The Potion Experiment, I’m thrilled to share a lovely new fantasy review from book blogger Ashleigh Meikle at The Book Muse (book reviewer of Aussie books). Her …
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Why I wrote STEM in children’s fiction Science is essential to how we understand the world – yet scepticism toward science isn’t an uncommon thing to see in the media, …
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I was interviewed by Atmosphere Press ahead of my book’s release. They asked me questions about my writing process for The Potion Experiment.
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The story pacing is really important if you want to keep a reader engaged. Especially if it’s a long story because that means you have to keep them engaged for …
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As the heading says, I’ve booked a book editor! I’ve wanted to do this for a while, but never felt that my work was ready. Now, I think I do. …
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Do you write for yourself, or do you write for the reader? Everyone has a different opinion on this, but I think the question of who you’re writing for really …
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If your first line isn’t a winner it can be a deal-breaker. So, in other words, either really good or really bad. I tend to write my blog posts off …
A book synopsis is a condensed version of your novel that showcases the most important elements of your story – your characters, conflict, and resolution. It’s a tool that helps …
How well do you need to know your protagonist before you start writing about them? If you believe the lists of character questions found online, you need to know your …