Writing Historical Fiction by Jan Stirling Locke
Jan Stirling Locke, author Restoration on how Writing Historical Fiction Starts With Passion . .
Getting Started
Full-Time Dad/Full-Time Writer by Rod Reynolds
Rod Reynolds, author of Shatter Creek, on the challenges of working both as a full-time
Writing Together: SON by Thomas Enger & Johana Gustawsson
SON is our first novel together, and it introduces Kari Voss, a world authority on
Writing a Novel: A Battle Worth Fighting by Sean Watkin
Writing a novel is often compared to running a marathon—a long and arduous thing that
Winning the Writing Game with Sophie Hannah
Sophie Hannah is a Sunday Times, New York Times and Amazon Kindle UK No. 1
Writing Longhand by Ruth Frances Long
Author Ruth Frances Long on how almost everything she writes begins through writing longhand .
Queer Storytelling by Chloe Michelle Howarth
Author Chloe Michelle Howarth on writing her queer novel, Sunburn, and on representation of queerness
The Difficult Second Book: A Writer’s ‘Middle Child’ by Sharon Black
Sharon Black on writing that difficult second novel . . . When my debut was
Practical Writing Tips from Ava Glass
The first thing I would say about writing is that everyone does it differently. The
Writing, Parenthood and Second Winds: Finding the Time to Write by Sharyn Hayden
It’s been a decade since I published a book. That sentence is incredibly hard to
Time Management: The Nuts and Bolts of Writing a Book by Leeanne O’Donnell
How to write a book: the nuts and bolts of it all. On a day
An Author with Parkinson’s by Miller Caldwell
Miller Caldwell, author of The Reluctant Spy, on writing while suffering from Parkinson’s Disease .
Join Our Next Writing Challenge – it’s Free!
Our next writing challenge is FREE! Put Monday 5th May to Friday 9th May 2025 in
Novel or Novella? by Adrian P. Conway
Answer: novel. Wow, that was much easier than imagined. That is, if you’re writing to
Hunting For A Story: Writing Hunted by Simon Maltman
When I started writing Hunted, I didn’t know I wanted it to be the start
Great Story: The Collision of Unrelated Ideas by Sam Blake
I’d love to claim this headline quote as my own, but in fact it comes
Good Advice I Received Early in my Writing Career: A Thread by Allison Ashley
A thread on some advice I received early in my writing career. I was blessed
Facing Down Burnout by Sally Clements
Author Sally Clements on how recovering from burnout and overstress isn’t straightforward or easy, but
Find Your Voice and Let it be Heard by Tadhg Coakley
Tadhg Coakley on finding your voice If you’re reading this, there’s a good chance you’re
Starting Out as a Writer: Your Story Matters by Nikesh Shukla
Nikesh Shukla on starting out as a writer Having worked with writers for many, many
Subscribe to our newsletter
Get all of the latest from writing.ie delivered directly to your inbox.
Featured books
