http://traffic.libsyn.com/joinedupwriting/JoinedUp60Epilog.mp3 The Epilogue is our extra ‘quick-hit’ of chat, featuring a bonus question not included in our main guest interviews. Today it’s the turn of American debut novelist, Aimee Brown. Aimee’s full interview precedes this one, so if you’ve got … Continue reading →

http://traffic.libsyn.com/joinedupwriting/JoinedUp60.mp3 It’s episode 60 and today we’ve got an interview with debut novelist, Aimee Brown – giving her perspective on being a first time author, writing ChickLit and how she spent years learning the ropes as a book blogger. Aimee … Continue reading →

http://traffic.libsyn.com/joinedupwriting/JoinedUp59Epilog.mp3 The Epilogue is our new extra ‘quick-hit’ of chat, featuring a bonus question not included in our main guest interviews. In this extra bonus conversation, last week’s guest Simon Toyne gives the lowdown on what it takes to write … Continue reading →

http://traffic.libsyn.com/joinedupwriting/JoinedUp59.mp3 It’s episode 59 and today we’ve got a brilliant interview with best-selling author, Simon Toyne telling us about how he left a lucrative job in TV to write his first novel and now, 5 books and 6 six years … Continue reading →

http://traffic.libsyn.com/joinedupwriting/JoinedUp58epilog.mp3 In this bonus chat with last week’s guest, Angela Ackerman, we give a practical example of how useful Angela’s ‘Setting Thesaurus’ collection can be, by applying it to one of the locations from my own upcoming crime novel, ‘Safe … Continue reading →

http://traffic.libsyn.com/joinedupwriting/JoinedUp58.mp3 It’s episode 58 and today’s chat is with Angela Ackerman – co-author of the brilliant writing reference book “The Emotion Thesaurus” and the whole Thesaurus series covering everything from Setting to Texture in your fiction. I had a great … Continue reading →