This week’s guest post is an interview with writer Trevor Williams, who is currently working on his first novel. Enjoy
Continue reading
Advertisements
Writer blog
GP: Interview with author Darlene Foster
This week’s guest post is an interview with the lovely Darlene Foster, author of Amanda in New Mexico. Enjoy!
Why it’s important to use tags & categories on your blog
It’s Thursday so once again I’m doing a Blogger Series post. Today’s topic is all about the use of Tags and Categories on your blog posts.
GP: Interview with author Renee Harless
This week’s guest post is an author interview with the lovely Renee Harless, author of Between the Lines. Enjoy!
June Goals 2018
It’s a new month, so time to set some new goals. Last month, I managed to complete almost al despite melting in the weather, so I’m hoping for the same success this month.
This should have gone live on Friday but since I was being featured by the Awesome AJ over at The Writer’s Chest, I decided to move this post to Monday. 🙂
GP: How to go about constructing a good fight scene
This week’s wonderful guest is my friend and fellow writer, Ryan Mitsui who discusses his method of constructing fight scenes in a novel. Enjoy 🙂
How to choose the right blogging platform for you
It’s Thursday, so that means it’s time for a new Blogger Series article. In case you missed it, I now also blog on Thursdays, discussing topics around blogging to help people who are considering starting a blog as well as tips for getting the most from your blog.
GP: Interview with author Melka Stansah
My wonderful friend and author Melka Stansah is back on this blog, this time with an author interview. Enjoy!
GP: Interview with author Nate Johnson
This week’s guest poster is author of the non-fiction book Above Average Stories, Nate Johnson. Check out the interview below!
Goodbye, 2017 (Wrap Up)
Well as we slink towards the end of 2017, I thought I would do a wrap up as way of a last blog post for the year.
[ Life ]
The year started badly when my sister went into a coma. Followed shortly after by another family member going missing. Thankfully my sister recovered and the family member was found.
Then there was the closing of my office, meaning I was out of a job. Definitely put a crimp in my plans since suddenly money became tight.
That was followed with a “Bold Move” plan were we decided to leave England and move to Northern Ireland.
We are still coming to terms with the change, but we have plans to get us where we want to be and we are trying to stick to them.
Sadly the year ended badly when we had to say goodbye to our beloved cat Marvel. She was over 16 years old, had hyperthyroidism and had recently developed a heart problem.
She took a bad turn last Saturday and was rushed to the vets, were we had to make the heart-breaking decision to let her go. Both myself and my partner were with her at the end, which we are truly grateful for but her passing has left us hollow.
