Feedback: The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly
Feedback. The act of putting your work in front of someone with an opinion and waiting anxiously to hear that critique.
Feedback. The act of putting your work in front of someone with an opinion and waiting anxiously to hear that critique.
I hope everyone reading this blog post had a joyous festive season...
This week marks (roughly) one year of writing our blog! And… what a year it has been.
This past week, I’ll admit it, I struggled to write.
This week, Sarah and I FINALLY started writing our new historical fiction novel set in Ancient Greece.
After a great discussion about creating realistic characters on our most recent podcast, Sarah and I have been enthusiastically developing the major characters in our new book.
After my previous post, Research Tips from a Researcher, I realised there was so much more advice to offer.
If there’s one thing I know I’m good at, it’s researching. If you need someone to find an obscure piece of information buried in a discontinued journal from the 1900s, I’m your gal.
You only get one chance to grab a reader and drag them into your story—make them so intrigued they can’t help but read on.
Every novel begins with a spark—an idea that will be the foundation for the entire story.