Many Authors face the awkward decision as to what they should put in their correspondence when approaching an agent or a publisher who they want to look favourably at their manuscript. Here I offer you a few useful tips and ideas…

In this blog, we offer you some tips on how to create a great synopsis to help you when approaching agents and publishers.

This is the second episode of a two-part podcast where I discuss the type of mistakes a large number of new and established authors make when it comes to marketing. Learn how not to make those mistakes…

When marketing your book, and yourself, you need to ensure you get things right. In this two-part podcast, I discuss the type of mistakes a large number of new and established authors make when it comes to marketing…

When writing manuscripts, the writer needs to be aware of the correct amount words required to suit the genre they are writing in. Whilst not set in stone, word count is important when it comes the publisher. Find out why…

That is the question. It doesn’t matter if you are a newbie or someone who has been writing for awhile now, you can still benefit from a writing workshop or retreat. Listen to hear how and why you should at least attend a workshop every so often.

In the final part of this four-part podcast, we will talk about trying to get a book deal with a traditional publisher.

The aim of part three of this four-part podcast we will talk about getting a book deal and how to get your book in front of a literary agent if you are not self-publishing

The aim of part two of this four-part podcast talks about completing your story and what happens once you have finished. We also discuss editing and beta readers.

The aim of this and the following 3 podcasts is to inform new and developing writers on how to approach the craft of writing, supply ideas on what to write, and how to go about preparing your writing format and storyboard planning.