Wouldn’t it be easier to just believe in yourself?
To mark the publication of her debut novel Under the Rainbow, author Celia Laskey joins us to share some brilliant … Continued
Writing tips
Steve Frech: Confessions of a First-Time Crime Writer
Today we publish Steve Frech’s brand new novel, the gripping crime thriller Secrets to the Grave! To celebrate, Steve joins
Katie King on writing World War Two Saga
To celebrate the release of her latest World War Two saga, The Evacuee War, author Katie King shared with us
Mick Finlay: Six things I try to avoid when writing a novel
Today we publish the fourth book in Mick Finlay’s gripping Arrowood mystery series, Arrowood and the Meeting House Murders! To
Kerry Barrett on historical research
Kerry Barrett’s latest historical timeslip novel, The Secrets of Thistle Cottage, is out in eBook now. To celebrate, we asked
The inspiration behind Out of Sight
To celebrate the release of the latest DCI Warren Jones novel, Out of Sight, we asked author Paul Gitsham to
Lana Kortchik’s Top Five Writing Tips
To celebrate the release of her second historical novel, Daughters of the Resistance, author Lana Kortchik shares her top five
A.M. Castle’s top five tips for writing Thrillers!
Are you trying to write a thriller but have no clue where to begin? Are you looking for some writing
Writing fight scenes with Alex Shaw!
Fight scenes are at the core of the action thriller. The rules for writing fights are not set in concrete slabs
Sally Gardner’s Inspiration for The Snow Song
The Snow Song by Sally Gardner is a spellbinding fairytale and magical love story, but what inspired her to step
NaNoWriMo is Over…Now What? With Karin Nordin
November has ended, and with it so has NaNoWriMo. If you’re trying to work out what to do next, don’t
Tessa Harris on Writing Historical Fiction
As we come to the end of NaNoWriMo, you may be thinking of a new project or tips to help
Why I Write Mysteries with Faith Martin
Writing often means experimenting. Authors like to challenge themselves by writing outside their comfort zone. Continuing in our NaNoWriMo series
Jenny O’Brien’s Crime Fiction 101
Are you trying to write crime this NaNoWriMo, but aren’t sure how to tackle the genre? Have no fear –
Jane Bettany on Writing Police Procedurals
This NaNoWriMo, we’ve loved sharing author tips to help you with your writing. Any police procedural writers will be please
Finding Inspiration with M J Hollows
As we hit the half way point of November, we’re also half way through NaNoWriMo. Are you still looking for