Warming up your writing muscles by Emma Pass
I always say to people that writing is like taking part in a sporting event. Before you start, you need to warm up your muscles – your writing muscles, that … Continue reading
My first novel by Emma Pass
I often tell people the story about how I realised I wanted to be a writer when I was 13 after I saw Jurassic Park at the cinema, and how I … Continue reading
Group post – our favourite inspirational quotes
Welcome to our first group post of 2015! Today, we’re sharing our favourite inspirational quotes about writing. Janet Edwards This one is for every hopeful author faced with a dreaded … Continue reading
How Jurassic Park Made Me a Writer by Emma Pass
When I was a kid, I wanted to be an artist. I loved drawing and used to spend hours creating silly cartoons, my own versions of the Beano and Dandy. … Continue reading
My Writing Mascot by Emma Pass G-Dog
Oh hai! I’m G-Dog. My human, Emma Pass, was supposed to write this post. She was going to tell you how I’m her writing mascot and how I sleep by her … Continue reading
Book Birthday Interview: LAND by Alex Campbell
LAND by Alex Campbell – out today with Hot Key Books The sea rose. Civilisation was wiped out, countries drowned. Out of the ashes of a desperate refugee camp, a … Continue reading
Book Birthday Interview – Emma Pass, Author of THE FEARLESS
Yesterday was publication day for THE FEARLESS by Emma Pass, a YA post-apocalyptic thriller about an army of super soldiers. Sixteen-year-old Cass’s younger brother is taken and she sets out … Continue reading
Ask The Allsorts: What or who is your favourite setting or character from your book(s), and why?
Fletcher Moss Late in the editing process for Poison Boy, I realised I needed a streetwise kid who could get my crew into a secret location, so I added a … Continue reading
How YA Saved My (Writing) Life
It’s been quite a while since I was a teen. And I wouldn’t ever want to be one again (because that would mean being at school again… shudder). Yet I write for … Continue reading
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