The cover is the first thing people see when they are looking at a book. It has to do so many things in a single glance. Drawing people in, telling them about the story, and what to expect from it. The expression ‘don’t judge a book by its cover’ exists for a reason, because it […]
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One of the big challenges I had writing Second Sight, was writing from the point of view of a character who was blind through most of the story. The first sense I almost always use when writing is what I can see; it’s a visual component that grounds me in the world. It tells me
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I’m very excited to announce that that Second Sight, my new urban fantasy Short Story in my Coalition of Seers world will be released on the 31st of July, and is now officially up for preorder in the following places – Amazon UK | Apple | Barnes & Noble | Kobo | Other Terra’s world
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I thought writing a series would be the same as writing a novel; I was wrong. There are so many more factors that you need to focus on, and you need to know about when you write the first book. A lot of those factors might already exist in a book, you just use them
Over the last few weeks, I have been working on three main writing projects. The Second Sight and Earth bound revisions, as well as a new short story called Ghosted for another anthology I am submitting too. Second Sight is getting close to its re-release. It’s with the (hopefully) final beta readers/bug hunters now. Once
I have been published in a new free Anthology along with 11 other authors. Get it for free on Amazon now. Now You Are in Trouble!: or Where did all the toilet paper go? Don’t panic. Fifteen funny stories to get you through the pandemic. Because laughter is infectious. Stories byJames Husum, Bill Bush, Nic
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This is only one of several stories as part of a Storytime Blog Hop. Want to read more?Links are at the bottom! A Phoenix in Hell by Sabrina Rosen Once again Pur was thrown back. He didn’t understand how canine teeth could mark a nonexistent body. But every time they had, and every time it
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This is only one of several stories as part of a Storytime Blog Hop. Want to read more?Links are at the bottom! Friends of the Deep by G.Craddock The keeping of a lighthouse is an almost sacred duty. The rotating beam of light the only thing between passing ships and terrible ends. Charlotte knew this
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This last week my focus has been much better. I got a lot more done in the time I had and got to have some of the downtime I wanted. Of course, that does not mean I was 100% successful. It is going to take conscious effort to maintain. Organisation and prioritisation are both required.
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This is only one of several stories as part of a Storytime Blog Hop. Want to read more? Links are at the bottom! Trail of Carnage by Jemma Weir Marisa froze as she entered the house. A sense of dread almost overwhelmed her as she stared at the carnage before her. She almost left. She
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