Today I welcome writer Aurora Elestren onto my blog, who shares her advice on how to write personal values in a meaningful way. Enjoy!
Big thanks to Aurora for being today’s guest poster, please make sure to check out her links and details at the end of this post.
If you follow my newsletter and my social media (aren’t you awesome!) you’ll know that I was invited to be part of a fantasy Anthology book.
I’m one of ten writers who wrote a short story on the theme of magic that will be bundled up into this gorgeous book which is coming out THIS MONDAY!! OMG!
Since I don’t have a guest post today, I thought I would put in one of the A Writer’s Guide articles I 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 author Jaq D Hawkins is on Carnivals and Circuses.
It’s not a secret that I’m not the biggest fan of social media, though I do appreciate its necessity these days.
I have also been lucky enough to meet some marvellous people through social media so I try and give it the attention it deserves.
However, since I’m a busy little bee most of the time, between bouts of SAD, I need to make sure I’m as efficient as possible and let’s be honest, social media can become a huge time suck!
Today I welcome writer Patricia Correll onto my blog, to do an author interview. Check out her answers to my questions.
Big thanks to Patricia for being today’s guest poster, please make sure to check out her links and details at the end of this post.
Today, the 15th November is the Day of the Imprisoned Writer.
It is an international day that is recognised, annually, as a time when we shine a light on and support writers who have been imprisoned for standing up to those who attack their rights and freedoms of expression, who resist, who fight back with words, against those who would repress basic human rights.
This day was first marked as the Day of the Imprisoned Writer in 1981, (the year of my birth), by PEN International Writers in Prison Committees.
