The best way to learn to write is to just write. The more you practice, the more you get into the habit of putting words on a page, the better the writer you’ll be.
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Accept the Challenge-The Vintage Car
It’s the final week of the August challenges and the story prompt this time is all about a vintage yellow car. What sort of story can you create featuring this vehicle? Have fun and happy writing.
Monday Writing Tips-Write the First Draft and…
Relax. Don’t sweat the first draft because no-ones going to read or critique it. The main thing is to get it written.
Accept the Challenge-Sunflowers
This week your story prompt is a summer favorite and it’s a sunflower. Have fun and happy writing.
Book Tour Stop-Tales from Planet Sanos
Please welcome a bunch of talented authors who today stop by on their book tour to support their wonderful new book Planet Sanos. The future is grim. Seven human women, trained in survival and negotiation are being permitted to land on Planet Sanos with one goal: secure a future for the humans of Earth… at…
Monday Writing Tips-Writing is Everything
If all you think about are your characters, your plot, a wonderful snippet of dialogue that your character is eager to share, then you are, and there’s no doubt about it, an author.
Book Tour Stop-The Detective Tom Robertson Series by A.G. Winkworth
Please welcome author A.G. Winkworth to This Writer’s Life… Join Tom and his colleagues in the feel-good Detective Tom Robertson series, which combines police procedural crime fiction and murder mystery with compelling characters and a thread of humour. Wrath of Revenge Detective Tom Robertson Book 1 by A.G. Winkworth Genre: Crime Thriller, Murder Mystery Detective…
Accept the Challenge-Yellow Bird
It’s week two and this time your story prompt is to try and figure out a story featuring this yellow bird. Have fun and happy writing.
Monday Writing Tips-The Key To Great Writing
I can’t think of a better way to explain great writing. Getting what’s in your head and allowing your reader to experience it first hand through a character’s inner thought, dialogue or even prose.
Accept the Challenge-Yellow
It’s August and that means a new set of Accept the Challenges. This month they are based on a color and it’s yellow. Each week I’ll post a photo with an object that’s yellow and it’s up to you to create a story that’s based upon it. Here’s the first image…happy writing and have fun.