This week it's the turn of Trace Conger, author of The Shadow Broker and the recently released Scar Tissue, to answer my ques...

This week it's the turn of Trace Conger, author of The Shadow Broker and the recently released Scar Tissue, to answer my ques...
In the veritable minefield of Indie books and shameless self-promotion, it helps to have a guide through the world of 'book spe...
'10' is a novella concerning Eric Bell, a Premier League footballer and part-time psychotic serial killer. It's a fascina...
This week it's the turn of Andrew Snook, author of Remy's Dilemma to answer my questions, as usual some more insightful th...
A promising concept for a book, In The Shadow Of Death tells the story of former child star Kyle, who clings onto his Hollywood dreams ...
Ginger hair, flowing, tousled, unkempt, fiery, free – the sunlight changing it from deep orange to lighter wispy yellow tones. She fl...
I got an email recently that included a line which prompted me to write this article, once the dust had settled. "You shouldn&...
This week's interview is with Mike Martin, author of the Sgt. Windflower Mysteries. Mike draws inspiration from the landscape,...
Before I dive into a full review of this book, in the interests of full disclosure I should like to state for the record that I am not ...
It seems that every author online is also an editor, myself included, but I'm not going to discuss the merits of any editors I...
When looking at writing tips and forums the same questions repeatedly come up, it seems every budding author wants to know how long ...
Today's blog post is just a little rant about ambiguity, and not the good kind. Ambiguity is an important part of writing when us...
Everest is the coming of age story of David Malek, a boarder at the prestigious Aston Hall School, as he experiences a weekend that wi...
This week's interview is with Lennox Brown, author of The Small Matter of the Death Cult of Katahdin (The Shabby Realm Book 1)...
The debut novel from Meg Goodenough, A Company of Roses is a mystery thriller set very much in the modern day, but with a historical ...
I once read a great statement on a literary agency website, talking about the fact that your work has to draw the reader in early on....