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You’re Writing A Book, Could You Write a Trilogy?
You are not alone in this thought process, and it’s all to do with becoming addicted to writing.
My Latest Book Review & Writer Tips – You Are Dead, Peter James
This is the type of book where you will turn off your TV, just sit in a corner with a cup of tea. Forget your cup of tea, it’ll go cold because you’ll be reading. Stay up late, one chapter after another, ‘Oh, I just need to read the next chapter!’
How To Write A Book Based On My Personal Experience (With Roxanne San Jose)
Without passion, there is lack of perseverance and without hard work, nothing can be done.
Why It’s A Great Idea For A Book Lover To Have A You Tube Channel
I’d love your feedback on the books I’ve read. Do you agree, love the book, or not so much?
Present Danger, Stella Rimington – No Spoiler Book Review
Reading is a great way to research your genre for writing too, so you can even call it work research! How cool is that!
Want To Know How To Be A Screenwriter? Book Review of The ‘Last Book On Screenwriting’ – Save The Cat!, Blake Snyder
This ultimate insider’s guide reveals the secrets that none dare admit
Book Review of Non-Fiction / Autobiographical Book – On Writing, A Memoir of The Craft, Stephen King
We may not all end up with a back list as long as your arm, but if you want to write it’s a great place to get advice from someone who knows. He truly does have the t-shirt.
Book Review of THE BRILLIANT – His Bloody Project, Graeme Macrae Burnet
A small town murder occurs, in true ‘TV detective Columbo’ style you know who did it, but you are still drawn into the tale. Brutal moments, hidden undercurrents and stubborn survival instincts all described simply and in deserved prize-winning ways.
Book Review – The Narrows, Michael Connelly
The stereotypical FBI agent was ineffective and egotistical which is disappointing but I guess usual for this type of novel.
Book Review – Wikileaks – Inside Julian Assange’s War On Secrecy, David Leigh and Luke Harding
The authors were ‘at the centre of a unique publishing drama that involved the release of some 250 000 secret diplomatic cables and classified files from the Afghan and Iraq wars’
Book Review: No Time For Goodbye, Linwood Barclay
Very cleverly written, is she going mad or is someone trying to make it seem she is losing her grip? If so, who?
Book Review – Chance Developments – A McCall Smith
What a joy, a small hand size hardback book, beautifully bound and tactile.