A Writer’s First Draft Golden Rule
As a writer I have one golden rule I never change.
The Seven Cs of Write
There are rules and regulations that writers need to adhere to when writing in the English language
The 56 Days of a Frustrated Writer
It’s been eight weeks today since my accident where I fell foul of a large rock that refused to make way for my tumbling body and subsequent connection to my softer ribs.
A Paperback Writer’s Long & Winding Road to Publication
Eight years ago I gave up on traditional publishing and went the indie route, and I’ve never looked back. But before the indie publishing revolution, I had my own defining moment when I knew I wanted to be a writer. I was eight or nine...
The Gift of Writing
It’s early morning, 06:03 to be precise, in Protaras in Cyprus and from my hotel balcony I’m looking at one of the iconic views of Cyprus. The church of Ayios Nikolaos, or Saint Nicholas. Yes, that St. Nicholas, the one famous for...
It’s Blooming June in my Cyprus Garden
When you’re having a bad day, odd day, crap day, stressed day or a day you simply want to forget, where do you go to put it all behind you? For me, it’s the garden. Don’t get me wrong, I’m not a gardener, but I do like to...
The Indie Author: Working & Writing
As an indie author, unless you’re a person of means, someone who already has a good income from shares, stock, investment or bank robbery, then you are like me, a writer who has to work to earn a living. So, what do you have to go through...
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