Writing Romance (Part 1) by Abby Green
I guess I must know a little bit about writing romance, as I’ve just published
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I guess I must know a little bit about writing romance, as I’ve just published
Readers often ask where I get my ideas from (a question to which I can’t
While I was writing my second book, like any true millennial, I took to googling.
When I was working on the long-running drama series, Heartbeat, we were often told that
I started out on the Hildegard of Meaux and the current Brother Chandler series with
When I first started out on what is laughingly called my writing career, I imagined
Friday, June 26th 2020. Homeschooling and the submission of the final set of edits on
I’m not a great baker, but during the lockdown, like many, I’ve been baking more
We are slowly coming out of Lockdown, which, while it has thrown up many challenges,
This week I thought I’d delve into the often asked question of pantser or plotter?
Last week’s column looked at storyboarding so this week I thought we’d continue with the
From Shakespeare to Austen to Wodehouse to Winnie-the-Pooh, most storytelling involves exploring the human experience.
If I had not changed the dialogue in my first submission, I would not be
The People in Books Our aim as writers is to make the characters in our
There is an iconic and heart-breaking scene in the film On the Waterfront in which
I fell in love with all things historical when, as a small child, I watched
Some novelists are all but born knowing they should write. Some study literature, or creative
Write every day Sit down in front of your computer and write. Don’t think about
Do you ever find yourself so completely immersed in what you’re doing that you lose
Here at Writing.ie we’re running a 5 day writing challenge that will get you out
