My Advice? Sit Down Every Day and Write by Patricia Gibney
This time five years ago I was an unpublished author, having just signed with my
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This time five years ago I was an unpublished author, having just signed with my
If you’re writing your first novel without the benefit of an agent or publisher (yet!)
Whenever I do a workshop for writers, or I’m interviewed about my writing process, or
In 2014, the germ of my debut novel Heart of Cruelty was a radio drama
I guess I must know a little bit about writing romance, as I’ve just published
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Write every day Sit down in front of your computer and write. Don’t think about
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In May 2016, my biggest dream came true: my debut thriller, Distress Signals, was published.
Romance stories have been around almost since humans first learned to write. Some people love
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