Turning Someone Else’s True Story into Fiction by Louise Beech
‘Fiction is the lie through which we tell the truth’ – Albert Camus. When I
Menu
‘Fiction is the lie through which we tell the truth’ – Albert Camus. When I
HER OCEAN GRAVE is my 18th published mystery/thriller novel, and I have two more coming
An article from our archives – consistently one of our most popular postings! When international
I consider myself incredibly lucky to be doing two of my dream jobs. I’ve been
Visitors to Florida know our white sand beaches and theme parks, but there is also
Why write an Irish character into a story? Let me direct you to Chris O’Dowd
TIME MANAGEMENT AND TARGETS ● Devote a specific period of time to writing as often
It’s every writer’s fantasy to quit their day job to write full-time. But the reality
To borrow Alan Bennett’s formula from The History Boys, the thing about landscape is that
As a writer, there’s nothing more intimidating than a blank page, especially when you know
Introducing Corporal Lindsey Ryan Lindsey Ryan’s character was inspired by some of the amazing women
Approaching ancient mythology to reinterpret and update it for a modern audience is an exciting
Does any unpublished author plan to write a series? Perhaps it’s a question of confidence,
Do you want to be inspired to write daily? To overcome the blocks that are
I write historical crime thrillers set in World War 2 London. The main protagonist of
A book like Game of Thrones, a movie like Star Wars, or even a video
Imagine being deeply immersed in writing the fourth book in the Hannah Weybridge series. Perdition’s
True story: A couple I know received free windows from a friend who ran a
Reflections on including the Northern Irish landscape I grew up with as a key character
“Kill your puppies.” Don’t worry, I’m not talking about dogs. I received that morbid, but
.jpg)
