If you want to write fantasy fiction then you need ensure you get the right format for your storyline. Here are a few questions and tips for you that we believe will help you in planning your next fantasy book.

There are times when one can suddenly find that sitting down to write or in fact starting to do anything that requires an effort is a chore. You find an excuse to do something, anything rather than the job in hand. We call that procrastination. Today we look at how you can overcome this problem.

Writing rom-com fiction is not for everyone yet it is becoming more and more popular. Here we discuss how one writer discovered how to overcome the pit falls of writing steamy novels in order to deliver good sex scenes and therefore exciting books to read.

How do you know if the publishing contract you have been offered is genuine or even worth the paper it is printed on. Ann tells us about an author friends first experience of being approached by the wrong type of publisher and what you should be aware of?

Sometimes we writers have too much to say. We will explain about how to control the urge to include all you know on a subject, or want to put in a storyline, from being included. It's not easy but its worth remembering Less is More.

Maureen Edwards is an American English Academic who turned author and who was mentored by Ann through a Mentoring Writers Book Programme. Today we learn more about the journey Maureen undertook with Ann in order to produce her first successful debut modern fictional novel titled 'It Is What It Is.'

All writers need to know that what they write is going to be read. In other words you need to know that you writing for and finding your ideal readers. Today we explain how you can do this so as to ensure your work hits the right spots.

Anton Chekhov had a method for using props in his writing and stage plays which proved both interesting and relevant to the final outcome of the story being told. In this podcast we explain more of his methods and how you can use them in your writing.

If you want to use technology to help you with your writing process then why not try one of the writing apps currently available. Scrivener is supposedly one of the best apps on the market at present. Here we receive some useful know how from an experienced user.

All writers including non-fiction ones should be aware of who their ideal readers are. Unless you do how will you know what to write for them and how to attract them to your finished work. Today you will pick up some tips and ideas to help you understand the prose.