I almost didn't get this written. For the last seven days, I've been stuck in bed fighting the flu and watching bad movies. But I can't very well start a project then fail by the second week, can I? So, here I am, doped up on cough medicine and honey-flavoured soothers ready to share thoughts on week 2 of The Writer Blog Prompt Project. Let's go!
In today's episode, we are looking at some craft and resource books that you might find useful. So, Rachel and I ask and answer: “Which Craft Books Can Help Boost Your Writing?”
Today is the first day of The Writer Blog Prompt Project that I, on a stupid whim, decided to start. Why do I do these things? (procrastination, that's why!) But we're here now, so might as well jump in.
Has your novel been completed and editing intensely by you? Beta readers taken a look and it now feels as polished as you can get it? Then it is probably time you need a professional editor. In today's episode, Rachel and I ask and answer: “What Should You Consider When Picking An Editor?”
So I am contemplating doing something stupid. Stupid in the sense that it will give me more to do, but when has that stopped me!
It's podcasting day again and this week we are talking newsletters as Rachel and I ask: “Do Authors Still Need Newsletters?”
This is a book review of this romantasy novel which is book 1 of the Daughter of the Sun duology by author Hayley Turner. I received an ARC of this book. All thoughts are my own.
Do you often feel you are spending way too much time on your devices? Do you struggle to focus or feel drained as you get sucked into another hour of doom scrolling? Then check out today's episode as Rachel and I are asking: “Do You Need A Digital Detox To Help Your Writing?”
Happy New Year! We are starting off this year's podcasting with some writing goals. “What Are Our Writing Goals For 2026?”
I have a lot planned for this year. Whether I manage it all is another matter, but I am stepping into this new year with a plan! A road map, if you will. The kind we used to have, badly folded and tea-stained.
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