Dragon Soul Press interviewed Rob Nisbet, an author in Pirate Legends and At The End. I am a hobby writer living in a small clifftop town on the English south coast near Brighton. I have always liked reading, especially whodunnits and science fiction – it is thepuzzle and the concept that attract me to a … Continue reading Author interview with Rob Nisbet
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5 Tips to Renew the Joy of Writing
Sometimes, writing can feel more like a job or a burden, especially when the creativity won't flow. Here are some tips to get in the zone to meet those writing goals. Dabble in Something New Write from the Point of View of a different character. Stretch your limits and try a new genre. Swap a … Continue reading 5 Tips to Renew the Joy of Writing
First Five Pages Checklist
The first five pages of your book are so important. As aspiring authors, we are well aware of their significance. And we place so much time and emphasis on getting them right. While we probably have a fair idea of what to do and not do in our first five pages, here is a quick … Continue reading First Five Pages Checklist
Why You Should Keep Improving Your Skills #3
In life, everything is constantly changing. This applies to books and their current trending genres. One week, fairies are topping the charts, but the next, Greek goddesses have taken over. Depending what genre those examples delve in, the writing is different. Gone are the days when Tolkien's style of writing was popular. Now, stories told … Continue reading Why You Should Keep Improving Your Skills #3
Why You Still Need an Editor After Multiple Books #2
A question that often comes up for seasoned authors: "do I still need an editor? I have x number of books under my belt now. Surely I can self-edit to save money and time." Famous authors like J.K. Rowling, R.A. Salvatore, Stephen King, etc. still use their editors. Why? They've written multiple books and have … Continue reading Why You Still Need an Editor After Multiple Books #2
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