Top Tips on How to Write Teen Lit

What with the latest influx of vampire novellas and the resounding success of authors such as Jacqueline Wilson everyone wants to know how to write books for a teenage audience. If you’re one of the many wannabes then read on as this article is just about to change your life.

Three Thing I Do to Start My Novels

A short article about how I go about my novels started.

A New Novel is in The Works…anyone Interested?

Which novel is it now?

What is Mystic Punk?

A new genre of fantasy novels, music and art has been making its way into the world. How can you identify it?

How to Write a Novel in a Month

Writing a novel in a month sounds impossible, but it doesn’t have to be. If you can stress discipline in your life and have the time, you can finish that novel in a month.

Stop Listening to Writing Gurus

Writing gurus abound out there on the Internet, but most of them are full of it!

What I’ve Given Up to be a Writer

Here’s five things I’ve given up to be a full-time writer. What would you give up to have the job of your dreams?

Inimitable Charles Dickens

Buried at Westminster Abbey, which he expressly did not want, his last resting place will today be the scene of the largest-ever gathering of living relatives of a single author, commemorating his 200th anniversary.

So You Think You’re a Writer….than Write Already!

This article covers the basics of putting thoughts onto paper for beginning writers.

100 Sites for Fiction Writers: #96 – Novel Spaces

Sometimes fiction writers need to stretch their boundaries, to study other genres and writers, in order to become a better writer themselves. The blog Novel Spaces can help to kick off such studies.

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