Writing Faster Does Not Mean Writing Better
Writing Faster . . . Writing Faster We live in a fast world. It has been speeding up for generations. Now we have movies and television instantly streaming to our…
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June 3, 2021
Seven Motivations to Keep Writing in Winter
Motivations to keep writing can be a challenge in winter Motivations to keep writing during the winter in the Northern Hemisphere can be tricky. The cold, winter weather can drive…
January 15, 2020
Nikola Tesla and Unlimited Energy Inspire Debut Novelist
Nikola Tesla and unlimited electricity . . . what great inspirations for a technothriller! Are you a fan of technothrillers? Don't miss my post with author Tom Chatfield. To read,…
December 1, 2019
Son of a Serial Killer: Murderabilia, A Debut Novel
Serial Killers, Deadly Fathers, and Copycat Killers, Oh My! Carl Vonderau's debut novel focuses on the son of a serial killer facing a copycat only his father can understand. Read…
July 7, 2019
Personal Experiences in Fiction By Two Debut Novelists
Writing from Personal Experiences in Fiction Writers often use personal experiences in fiction to make their characters and stories feel "real". Two writers from this year's International Thriller Writers Debut…
June 23, 2019
Writing Career: Navigating the Ups and Downs
Being a writer is like riding a bicycle . . . My writing career has been through some exciting changes. I spent the first three months of 2019 working with…
May 5, 2019
Perseverance Pays Off in the Publishing World
Two novelists who found the perseverance and went the distance for their first novels. Thrilled to have Kris Frieswick and Maureen Joyce Connolly on my blog today. Read about more…
March 31, 2019