This week’s guest poster is my friend and writer Simon Farnell, who is discussing the power of writing simply. Enjoy!
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Writers, learn how to talk to people
It’s Monday so that means it’s time for another Monday Marketing post. Today I want to discuss the how not to talk to people. In a marketing sense, there are definitely some right and wrong ways to deal with people.
A quick thanks to all those who sent supportive messages, following my last blog post. I am feeling better and I’m sorry I had to miss Friday’s post.
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 🙂
GP: On being yourself as a writer by Andrew Kopecky
This week’s guest poster is my friend and author Andrew Kopecky, who discusses the topic of being yourself as a writer. Enjoy!
GP: Distinguishable characters by Andrew McDowell
This week’s guest poster is my wonderful friend Andrew McDowell, author of Mystical Greenwood which came out earlier this year. He is here today to discuss characters. Enjoy.
Writers, 9 important things you need to know about marketing
GP: Writing your emotions by Courtney N C Stone
This week’s guest poster is the lovely Courtney N C Stone who discusses the concept of writing your emotions. Enjoy!
GP: How to build an inspirational Family Tree
This week’s guest poster is the lovely writer Gabrielle Zurlo, who discusses building an inspirational Family Tree. Enjoy!
GP: Believable vs Realistic Fight Scenes by Wilmar Luna
For my first guest poster of the year, I can think of no one better than my awesome friend Wilmar Luna, author of The Silver Ninja. I am lucky enough to be a beta reader to his novel and I’m loving it. In this article, Wilmar discusses believable vs realistic fight scenes. Enjoy!
Believable vs Realistic Fight Scenes
by Wilmar Luna
Hello everyone! I’d like to thank Ari for once again inviting me to guest post on her blog. The last time I stopped by I spoke of failure and finding the motivation to recover from a disastrous beta read.
Now that my book is scheduled to be released this year (the one which had a disastrous beta read) I finally decided on a topic I think would be useful for aspiring authors.
It’ll also be great promotion for my book which I have been reluctant to do because I didn’t see the point in a promoting a book 3 years away from being published.
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.
