I was recently approached and asked to write a Guest Post on the platform "Story Wars". I was totally honoured to be given this opportunity. Before we get to my guest post, I want to introduce you to Story Wars.
I was recently approached and asked to write a Guest Post on the platform "Story Wars". I was totally honoured to be given this opportunity. Before we get to my guest post, I want to introduce you to Story Wars.
I was given the opportunity to guest post on author Kevin Klehr's blog. Check out my Writing Tips
I was recently interviewed by the lovely I.L. Cruz for her feature Meet An Indie Author. Check out my interview here 😊
It’s one of my favorite days on Books by I.L. Cruz (the other being #FourthFridaysforFantasyFoodies)–MAIAM, Meet An Indie Author Monday.
Today, I’m happy to introduce an amazing blogger and writer (I’ve never played cards with her, so can’t comment there!), Ari Meghlen. One of the things I love about Ari is how supportive she is of other bloggers and writers, so show her some love and visit her blog.
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First things first, what’s the name of your current book?
I’m currently writing book one of a fantasy trilogy called The Blessed, and as yet this book does not have its own title.
New ideas are always cropping up. Give me your best book title that doesn’t have a story.
Actually, I never have titles before I have the story. I have a lot of stories without titles or ones that have working titles. I usually need the…
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Sorry for the delay, we have bad weather here and it’s giving me a bad connection.
Anyway, I was recently given the opportunity to guest post over on the Planet Simon blog. Big thanks to Simon for the invite. So here is my post about why other writers are your friends, not your compeition. 😊
A while ago I had been trying to get some great blogging writers to guest post here on Planet Simon and last week I got a great surprise Ari Meglen sent me a surprise guest post. I was dead chuffed! Ari runs the #MerryWriters tag game on Twitter which is really useful to meet other like minded writers. Anyway, Ari has some great words about how writers see other writers and… read the post, it’s great stuff! Go and look at her site and see what she’s up to, thanks again Ari!
Firstly, I want to say thank you to Simon for inviting me to guest post on his blog. I appreciate the opportunity to share my thoughts with all of you.
A damaging mindset
I connect with a lot more writers than I did a few years back, which is great, but I am still saddened by just how…
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I had the honour of being a guest poster on author Suzanne Rogerson’s website.
My post is all about dealing with multiple story ideas swarming you while you’re trying to stay focused on your current WIP. Hope you like it 😀
Suzanne Rogerson Fantasy Author
Today I’m really pleased to share a guest post from fellow writer, Ari Meghlen. She has some great tips for keeping your writing projects under control. Read on to find out more…
Keeping the Rabble in Line: How to stick to one story
A Writer’s Life
I always knew I was meant to be a writer. Even in those very early years when I struggled to read and was way behind, regarding reading levels compared to other children my age. After all, my inability to read well never stopped the ideas from coming.
While I loved to draw and was not bad at it, art never seemed enough to give all these ideas life! So, writing was the only way to go.
A Rabble of Chattering Ghosts
I have been blessed (and cursed) with always having ideas. Any time I suffered writers block, it was usually due to mental burn-out…
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The wonderful Aurora over at Writer’s Treasure Chest did a spotlight interview of me! Big thanks to Aurora for having me on her blog
Welcome!
1. When did you start writing?
Firstly, thank you so much for having me on your blog.
I’ve been writing since I was given unsupervised access to pens. 🙂 I believe it was around the age of 8 years old. I loved making up stories and a teacher gave us an assignment to describe a friendly monster under the bed. I wrote not only a description but a story about him. And I haven’t stopped writing since 🙂
2. What motivates you to write?
I don’t really need motivation to write. It’s just what I was born to do. I am forever caught by scenes, character or plots that just fill my head until I need to get them down. It’s like writing relieves pressure in my mind and gives space to all the new ideas slipping in.
3. What genre do you write in and what made you…
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I had the great honour of being interviewed over at Rachel Poli's blog. Big thanks to Rachel for inviting me to her blog and featuring my interview. Hope you enjoy it and also, do make sure to check out and follow Rachel's blog. She puts out awesome content.
I was given the opportunity by Lorraine Amber's to be a guest post on her blog! This is my first-time guest blogging 🙂 so I discussed the early pages of a manuscript. Enjoy and do check out Lorraine's blog it is full of great articles.