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When does the composition of a novel begin? In one sense, Jabberwock, which is launching
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Lion’s Legacy by L.C. Rosen
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A Fascination all of its Own: Hibernaculum by Anthony Doyle
Author Anthony Doyle describes how a fascination with hibernation led to the writing of his
The Girl who Fell to Earth by Patricia Forde
The Girl who Fell to Earth: A Thriller With a Pinch of Philosophy The Girl
Whether Violent or Natural by Natasha Calder
I wrote Whether Violent or Natural in Bray, sitting at a tiny Ikea desk wedged
The Lady in White: A Tale set in Rochester, New York by Zachary Finn
Home Is Where the Haunts Are: Local Folklore As Inspiration A lady of the lake.
My Story is my Own: Winterland by Amanda J Evans
Facing The Fear of Rejection Is Never an Easy Choice: Choosing To Go With a
My Inspiration for So Pretty by Ronnie Turner
Set in the small town of Rye, So Pretty is contemporary gothic novel that follows Teddy
Jay A. Fortune – Finding my Magic: Snowlands Book I: Zak and The Wanderer
‘Each and every moment we have the opportunity to choose our own life and create
The Fox’s Tower by Sam Thompson
Deeper into the woods: returning to the world of Wolfstongue At the beginning of The
An Insidious Takeover of my Faculties: The Sanctuary by Andrew Hunter Murray
Here’s a confession to start with: I don’t remember where I was when I came
Tell Me An Ending by Jo Harkin: The Inspiration
‘I reckon I could write a speculative fiction novel.’ …Was what I said. I was
Like Building a House: Line by Niall Bourke
Don’t keep re-painting the hallway while the rest of your house is falling down: what
Why We Co-Wrote a Novel: The Offset by Calder Szewczak
One of us wanted a child and the other didn’t. It was from this difference
Building a Fictional World: Earthlings by Ray Star
A question I’m asked often about my debut novel, Earthlings – The Beginning, is how
Radio Life’s Origins and Begins: or What it Means to be a Writer by Derek B. Miller
My daughter was at swimming class last night and I decided to bring along a
The World Turned Upside Down: Dangerous Remedy by Kat Dunn
I am a pack rat. I am a collection of facts and quotes and pictures.
What I Learned from my Virtual Book Launch by Conor Kostick
How authors can connect with readers in the era of COVID19 In 2019, I signed
The Unspoken Name by A.K. Larkwood
Like so many things, it began with my tonsils. In the summer of 2015, I
Becoming Jessica: Mageborn by Jessica Thorne (Ruth Frances Long)
When Bookouture made an offer to publish The Queen’s Wing, my strange little space opera
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