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Don’t rely on the internet for marketing by Richie Billing
Don’t rely on the internet for marketing by Richie Billing A Fantasy Writers’ Handbook has been out for nearly three weeks and I’ve at last had a chance to reflect on the experience of putting it all together and attempting to get it out… Continue Reading “Don’t rely on the internet for marketing by Richie Billing”
Self-doubt by Dennis Scheel
Self-doubt by Dennis Scheel I can say with a wide certainty that 99% of writers have or have had some self-doubt in their writing at some point, some will have it worse than others. I, for example, have come a long way in… Continue Reading “Self-doubt by Dennis Scheel”
Do you believe in the afterlife? What do you think happens when we die? Gareth Frank
Do you believe in the afterlife? What do you think happens when we die? by Gareth Frank The Moment Between is a psychological thriller published by Three Women Press, that brings death to life through the story of Doctor Hackett Metzger, a neurologist who… Continue Reading “Do you believe in the afterlife? What do you think happens when we die? Gareth Frank”
Why Write? By Aidan Mc Nally
Why Write? By Aidan Mc Nally I have penned my memoirs and have found the whole book experience and the business of books an eye opener to say the least. Though, I am quite happy to be learning all the time. It is learning… Continue Reading “Why Write? By Aidan Mc Nally”
The Evolution of your Stories by Dennis Scheel
The Evolution of your Stories by Dennis Scheel            Many who wants to write, have many stories within their heads, always running at a nonstop loop, yet they’re not able to get them down on paper. Some can do that, while others first… Continue Reading “The Evolution of your Stories by Dennis Scheel”
Why I Write STEM Booksby Lois Wickstrom
Why I Write STEM Books by Lois Wickstrom Children discover the world around them when they play. They discover in nature what they will later learn to call science. My stories grow from this joyous approach to life. I was… Continue Reading “Why I Write STEM Booksby Lois Wickstrom”
Yes, There Be Dragons by Greg Scherzinger
Yes, There Be Dragons by Greg Scherzinger Author’s note Dragons have long held the fascination of men, related in the oldest of myths. Tales abound of Oriental beasts of great power and Norse monstrosities guarding treasure. Numerous accounts from the ancient lore and… Continue Reading “Yes, There Be Dragons by Greg Scherzinger”
Men of Power – constructing the antagonist by GJ Scherzinger
Men of Power – constructing the antagonist by GJ Scherzinger It is a simplistic viewpoint to suggest that those who work in darkness work for themselves, while those that work in light work for others, but it is the metaphorical balance. In writing the… Continue Reading “Men of Power – constructing the antagonist by GJ Scherzinger”
Why We Write by Toby Weston
Why We Write by Toby Weston Sharing somebody else’s mind space, or allowing visitors into your own, is an intimate act. It requires a good chunk of audacity to reveal your thoughts and share them with complete strangers; this is certainly how I felt… Continue Reading “Why We Write by Toby Weston”
