The book that changed my writing life
After avoiding books on the craft of writing for years, I came across one that proved genuinely helpful.
TALES FROM THE TRUNK by Zoë Marriott
It is a truth universally acknowledged that any debut author whose name you see on a shelf in your local library or bookshop probably wrote at least one or two … Continue reading
Story Setting and Sightseeing by Kat Ellis
I’m a sucker for a great setting. Being a writer of YA thriller(ish?) books, setting is one of the things I use to create atmosphere within a story. And I … Continue reading
Janet Edwards: Three Weird Places That Inspired My Writing
Stonehenge You can find inspiration in the weirdest places. I’m sure you’re thinking there is absolutely nothing strange about Stonehenge inspiring someone to write. I’d totally agree with you if … Continue reading
A peep at Kat Ellis’s writing space
For years, the spare room in our house was a junk room. If you ever saw the episode of Friends where Chandler discovers Monica’s secret messy closet, you’ll have … Continue reading
Dawn Kurtagich’s LEGENDARY Tea Party, Featuring HORROR and FEMINISM.
When I was posed the question: “Dawn, which authors, dead or alive, would you invite to a tea party?” I knew that my tea party would be the most epic, delicious, rambunctious … Continue reading
Visiting locations in books
You might think Baskerville Hall (of Sherlock Holmes/Hounds of… fame) is in Devon, but it isn’t. I’m glad I knew this before I set off down to South Wales for … Continue reading
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