Episode #008 Why Midlife Is Exactly The Right Time To Write That Book
Writing is a creative journey that many come to later in life.
This episode includes a discount code for my 1-2-1 creativity coaching.
Writing is a creative journey that many come to later in life.
This episode includes a discount code for my 1-2-1 creativity coaching.
Even if you feel you have no experience, no knowledge, and no idea where to start, just jump in. Your creativity will tell you what do and inspire you take the next step
Fiction writers, especially new ones, sometimes fight the idea of conforming to a genre or sticking with a formula. They think it may suppress their creativity, but this isn’t the case.
As all writers know, and all budding writers should know, procrastination is the best part, so here’s my ten things to do to avoid writing.
I’m curious for your opinion, do you agree with me about this one?
This dark, and I mean dark, thought provoking trilogy is written by a wonderful woman writer, lucky enough to live her dream.
You know I’m passionate about books, writing and words.
…whilst pushing your travel boundaries, push your literary ones too!
I had a vision of ‘Bones’ Temperance Brennan, you know the character created by Kathy Reichs. She’s not as ‘detached’ but certainly similar.
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.
The relationship between Peeta, Katniss and Gale is developed further, loyalties and romantic feelings between them being delved into throughout.
The stereotypical FBI agent was ineffective and egotistical which is disappointing but I guess usual for this type of novel.
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’
This definitely appears high up in my long list of book recommendations. War is sadly a necessity and I do think this book is worth a read to know how brutal it can be on the individual.
This is a fairly routine tale of ‘small’ bad guy robs ‘big’ bad guy, goes on the run and repents. Well sort of with an odd twist or two.
It’s a good read for holidays, a page turner, but nothing unique. I guess though that predictable is a strength in itself. You know what you are picking up from the shelf, and Mr Crais knows his craft.
So Robert, I liked the reference to other characters from your other work, it involves the reader. I’ll even forgive you the love interest, you did it well and it didn’t dominate a great plot. Well done, great read. Highly recommended!
I had not read one of Ben Elton’s books, any regulars to my blog will now start to grasp a theme with my reading this year, I am trying new things, pushing boundaries ever so slightly. This book came highly recommended, so I dug in.
First of all, can someone please explain why they sell HUGE looks at airports as the special ‘flight size’ copies. Ri dic u lous!!