Today I welcome writer Rachel V. White onto my blog, who is discusses how she got into narrating audiobooks.
Big thanks to Rachel for being today’s guest poster, please make sure to check out her links and details at the end of this post.
Author: Ari
I often question my sanity. Occasionally, it replies
At the age of 8, Ari Meghlen wanted to be a pirate. Because who doesn't look great in baggy pantaloons and an eyepatch.
However, lacking any access to a ship this dream was relegated along with so many others: Professional ninja, best friend to a dragon, Paleontologist.
Yet Ari found that, in stories, she could be anything she wanted and so a great love affair started with the written word.
Her first story was about a monster under the bed and she hasn't stopped writing since.
She does occasionally find time to leave her writing cave and indulge in other hobbies such as drawing, blogging, making things, shooting arrows, watching movies, playing badly at cards.
Let's get down to brass tacks...
Ari write's mostly Preternatural Urban fantasy, more traditional fantasy and a some sci-fi. Meaning she spends almost no time in reality. Though she does visit on occasion.
To Patreon or Not to Patreon
Recently, I’ve had several people ask me if I’m on Patreon which ends up with a lot of back and forth questions, I thought I’d make it a blog post.
This way I cover questions I’ve been asked and explain my current position.
The Great Debate: Plotter vs. Pantser by Renayle Fink
Today I welcome writer Renayle Fink onto my blog, who is discusses the pros and cons for plotting vs pantsing.
Big thanks to Renayle for being today’s guest poster, please make sure to check out her links and details at the end of this post.
Why You Need to Include Diversity in Your Novel
The last time I wrote this article, it didn’t save and instead published just my brain-dump notes, lol.
Let’s try this again! 🙂 I have re-written the article and double-checked that it saved.
So, today’s article is all about diversity in your novel and why it’s important. It was a recent article by guest writer, Simon Farnell, that made me realised I had never gone back to this one.
A Writer’s Guide… to Writing a Character with Depression
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 Tobias Salem is on writing about a character with depression.
September Goals 2019 | Monthly Goals
How fast is this year going? I cannot believe we are already into September. We have been spending a lot of time trying to get our new house in order and it’s coming along well.
But I still slotted in goals and it’s time to look back at how I did with my goals for last month and a look ahead at this month’s new goals
