Okay, TECHNICALLY my 5th Blogiversary is on Sunday 1st July 0but since I don’t post on Sunday’s I’m putting this here! đ In fact, as well as being my Blogiversary, this post is also my 300th post! *woohoo*
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GP: Want to get Writing? Try being Bored
This week’s guest poster is the wonderful blogger and author Rachel Walton, from Wordlander. Enjoy!
How to make your blog posts super reader-friendly
Welcome back to my on-going Blogger Series, where every Thursday I upload a post with information and tips for those who interested in starting their own blog. Â This weekâs post is about the blog post itself.
How to market with a Book Aesthetic
Welcome back to another Monday Marketing post. Today I’m going to talk about why I think you should be creating Book Aesthetics for your stories (and not just because they are so much fun).
GP: How you get your creative ideas by Pearl R Meaker
This week’s guest post is my friend and author, the lovely Pearl R Meaker. Yes, Pearl has once again agreed to write for my blog and I love having her here. Enjoy!
Q: Why did you start your blog?
Any eagle-eyed readers, may have noticed a new page beneath Who, me? called Blogging Schedule. I am looking to continue with consistency on this blog and have a specific schedule for what posts appear on what days.
What is your responsibility as a writer?
Hello 2018: The “No Excuses” Year
As my last post of 2017 was a wrap up of the year, let’s make my first post of 2018 goals for what I want to achieve this year.Â
GP: The creative process or my lunacy by Tavera Del Toro
This week’s guest poster is the lovely Tavera Del Toro, author of Revenge Chair. Here Tavera discusses the creative process. Enjoy!
The creative process or my lunacy
by Tavera Del Toro
When I tell people I write novels, they often ask me where in the world do I get my ideas, which after a few general answers, I usually just say, âI donât know, it just flashes into my headâ. To be honest, thatâs a half truth.
Like any art or endeavor, one canât just perch down at your desk and inform your brain, âOkay, brain tell me a story!â
GP: My first year as a writer by J M Woodall
This week’s guest poster is the lovely J M Woodall, author of Like A Fox on the Run. He discusses his experience during the first year of being a writer. Enjoy!
My First Year as A Writer
by J M Woodall
No one ever wakes up one morning and just decides, âHey! I think Iâll become an author today!â Right?
Well, as much as it seemed thatâs what I did, I promise you, thatâs not how it went down. As I approach my first year as a published author, I take a slight pause to reflect on just what a wild and crazy ride itâs been in just a few, short months.
