Now up front I want to say I’m not against paid on-line writer courses. I can only comment on the ones I have looked at and in a couple of cases paid out good money […]
Tag: self publishing
Writers beware – sod’s law exists
Part of my first job on leaving Uni was in the quality assurance section of a scientific organisation. Believe it or not, before the late 1970s little of it existed. After all everyone was doing […]
Getting into your characters – Inspector Kirby and Harold Longcoat
My latest project, Inspector Kirby and Harold Longcoat, due to be launched in a few week’s time, was great fun to write. Possibly, because it’s a change from my normal diet of science fiction, set […]
What I’ve learnt from 4 years of blogging
Recently a site, The Digital Reader (morning coffee – 1 September 2017) picked up on a blog I wrote in 2014, 7 key things I’ve learnt from a year of blogging. To my pleasant surprise […]
Indie author – afraid to change?
It’s daft I know. There I am, an indie author, with books only selling the odd copy every now and then – yet for some reason I’m afraid to change things. Perhaps part of it, […]