Hello and welcome back. With regards to the title of this post that your story must be accurate. This is generally regarding if you are writing about specific professions or locations. As an example it is important to know that … Continue reading →
Hello and welcome back. Today I will talk about writing abduction scenes. First thing to ask when writing the scene is which character’s point of view are you telling the scene in the abductor or abductee? If you’re writing from … Continue reading →
Hey, welcome back to my blog. I share with you a meme I got off Pinterest but up the Invisible Author Hope it helps. I will do my own late, working night shifts this week and I have … Continue reading →
Hello and welcome back to my blog. The update to the Works In Progress are as follows: No Remorse No Regret – now available in paper back on the Canadian Amazon site. A Second Life – Draft 2 is now … Continue reading →
Hello and welcome back to my blog. Three tips on how to make the story exciting. #1. Lots of action like a chase scene. And to make a chase scene exciting don’t only have it in one person’s point of … Continue reading →
So, what is an info dump, you might ask? It can come in the form of when you add all kinds of back ground information in a dialogue setting between two or more characters. This could be a situation like … Continue reading →
Hello and welcome back to my blog. Today I will talk about the fundamentals of marketing your book. The first thing is to let people know you’ve written a book and it is published. It’s not a case of write/publish … Continue reading →
Hello and welcome back to my blog. Today I’m doing my character interview with Colton Harris from No Remorse No Regret. He’s the villain of the story, also known as The Drowner. IW – So, Colton, what is it that … Continue reading →
Hello and welcome back. Last week I wrote a review of the book How To Write Fight Scenes and how it tells the best ways to write fight scenes. So today I’m going to write a fight scene. In my … Continue reading →
Hello and welcome back to my blog. Another in the three tips series, this one is on world building. 1. What type of climate is the place your story set in? This will determine a lot of things in the … Continue reading →
