Monthly Archives: October 2012
Research for your book
Before you write, make sure you’ve pulled together enough facts to give your writing credibility. You’ll lose your readers in a minute if you don’t do proper research. This goes for non-fiction and fiction. It goes without saying that the … Continue reading
Writing: where, how and when
So when do you write. So often when writers are interviewed, people want to know where they write, how they write and when they write At conferences, people take notes on these important facts as if it will make a … Continue reading
Keeping up the momentum in your writing
When I face the desolate impossibility of writing five hundred pages, a sick sense of failure falls on me and I know I can never do it. This happens every time. Then gradually I write one page and then another. … Continue reading
Re-write then re-write again…
I’ve found that the beginning of a book always needs to be re-written more times than the sections toward the end. Have you found that also? When I first started to write, it bothered me a great deal that my … Continue reading