Writing tips from a debut author
Being called a debut author is a funny old thing. It’s delightful, thrilling, and just a wee bit daunting. In … Continued
Being called a debut author is a funny old thing. It’s delightful, thrilling, and just a wee bit daunting. In … Continued
We’re taking part in #PitMad on Twitter today! #PitMad is a Twitter-focused pitch day for writers, particularly diverse voices, to
Being asked for your author biography can be daunting – perhaps you have no idea how to summarise everything about
De-mystifying the process from submission to publication! What should I consider when submitting to Avon? Avon is the home of
It’s NaNoWriMo time! This will be my seventh year joining in the madness to write 50,000 words in one
Where do you write most often and why? I’m lucky enough to have my own space to write – my
Using Real-Life Experiences in My Novels The Missing Wife is my fourth psychological suspense novel and as its publication day
As I get ready to publish my thirteenth crime novel, which is the second book in the DS Grace Allendale
Some intuitive writers sit down at their desks with no more than the wisp of an idea in their heads,
Hello, old friend! It’s been a while…’ Bringing back a main character in series fiction is an odd feeling. Life
Location always plays a pivotal role in all my novels, whether it be the ravished shores of Thailand during the
When I chat to other authors, the biggest challenge isn’t a massive plot hole they’ve just encountered or an impending