Every reader I know has an ever-growing To Be Read list. With the ease of ebook publishing, now more than ever can you get your hands on cheap, easily stored books.
We all joke about the mountain of books, both digital and physical, that we continue to build without reading.
But as a writer, I want to actually read the books I have, not just collect them. After all, I want people to read MY books when they come out rather than have them languishing on someone’s TBR list.
So, I needed a plan!
Today I welcome writer Jennifer M. Steele onto my blog, to do an author interview. Check out her answers to my questions.
Big thanks to Jennifer for being today’s guest poster, please make sure to check out her links and details at the end of this post.
Gooooooals!!
It’s that time again, where I check on my progress and see if I’ve actually managed to have a successful month.
I do love “ticking” things off my list 😀
I’m putting up one of the ‘A Writer’s Guide’ articles I have received. Since this series is going to be put on hold for a while, I wanted to share the last few I had.
This is part of the series of blog articles called “A Writer’s Guide…”. The purpose of this series is to give detailed information on skills and occupations that writers can use when creating characters.
Check out today’s article by writer Hannah Purnell is on writing Autistic Characters.
I was given a free Advanced Reader Copy (ARC) of this book by the author with the option to write an honest review.
Today I welcome writer Tom Austin onto my blog, who is sharing his advice on where to find story ideas.
Big thanks to Tom for being today’s guest poster, please make sure to check out his links and details at the end of this post.
