Sometimes, You Have to Give Your Characters the Axe
By: Ebonye Gussine Wilkins When you take ten years to produce a novel, it’s unlikely that the end result looks anything like …
By: Ebonye Gussine Wilkins When you take ten years to produce a novel, it’s unlikely that the end result looks anything like …
By: Ebonye Gussine Wilkins We all have different reading preferences. Sometime’s these preferences are based on what we want to explore (through …
By: Tia Love My biggest resolution for 2015 is to conquer Amazon’s list of 100 Books Everyone Should Read. The first book …
By: Aryanne Ferguson When it comes to narrative approaches to the novel, I recently came across two seemingly opposing articles. One, said that …
By: Aryanne Ferguson Writers draw inspiration from many sources, and one of my favorites is landscape. Author Lucy Wood illustrates my point in this …
By: Aryanne Ferguson In search of inspiration, I watched a Ted talk by anthropologist Helen Fisher called The Brain in Love. Writing-wise, what …
By: Ebonye Gussine Wilkins Woe is me, woe is I. I am a writer and I have the hardest job in the …
By: Ebonye Gussine Wilkins There has been debates for years about why someone should or should not self-publish a novel. Here are …
By: Aryanne Ferguson I love when people are passionate enough about books to tell the whole world. Here at August Rose Press, …
By: Aryanne Ferguson Does your writing have an ideological base? For example, you’ve got a beef and you’re going to write about …