So, what is saga? The Secrets of Ironbridge by Mollie Walton
So, what is saga? Do you know? Saga readers know this, for sure. They read
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So, what is saga? Do you know? Saga readers know this, for sure. They read
There are thousands, if not millions, of wise words written about failure in publishing. Most
Write like nobody is ever going to read it. Give yourself the freedom to explore
What sparks inspiration? Well, anything really. An item in the local newspaper, an overheard conversation
I am endlessly fascinated when authors describe their writing process. This is partly because I’m
From Dealing with the Dead to Hatching Happy-Ever-Afters It feels like I have been a
I’d written seventeen novels when I started Country Lovers, mostly big fat juicy romps with
Every writer dreams of that first phone call – you know the one, where a
Co-writing a Transatlantic Novel – The Truth! Co-writing a novel 6,456 miles apart with an
Like every other writer I know, I’m regularly asked if I draw plots or characters
Seven Letters is my 14th novel and possibly the most moving. The book was originally
The events of the past few weeks have been dream-like. On several occasions, I’ve had
As a romantic comedy writer I’ve got two main goals with my book: to make
In the beginning there was a blank screen. Writing does not get any easier, the
For me, the genesis of a new novel begins with a theme or issue that
There’s a beautiful little-known song called ‘If I Should Fall Behind’, music and lyrics penned
When I started my writing career, nearly thirty years ago, I never considered the possibility
I didn’t want to go to mother’s group. I only went, actually, because the first
Years ago, when I was writing for tv drama series, I learned to carry a
I am always on the search for a good love story. Not particularly loyal to
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