An update on my progress with "A Healing Love," discussing the challenges faced earlier in the year, the current word count, plot developments, and plans for the series' conclusion.
An update on my progress with "A Healing Love," discussing the challenges faced earlier in the year, the current word count, plot developments, and plans for the series' conclusion.
A personal reflection on Luke Combs' album "Fathers & Sons," which resonates profoundly with my experiences as a father and son.
Blog updates have slowed due to prioritising manuscript completion, but I overcame a writing block, expanding a key scene significantly.
I’m facing a writing roadblock while trying to document several significant events in my manuscript. It’s a challenge to convey routine life while including essential plot points. My plan involves expanding current chapters and strategically mentioning key events to maintain the story's flow.
A Reddit user with 25 years of writing experience shares their struggles and mental health challenges due to a perceived lack of success. This is my response, questioning the user's goals and definitions of success, suggesting self-publishing or sharing work online for feedback. And I reflect on my writing journey,…
I've been away on a family trip to visit my son at university in South Wales. Despite this managed to publish three chapters of "A Healing Love" on Ream & complete chapter 23. The manuscript now surpasses 100,000 words.
Writing teenage characters involves balancing realism with readability. It's a challenge making teenage dialogue and actions believable yet engaging. Does my character, Paul, in the Paul Robertson Saga, navigate this delicate balance. Paul’s narrative, told from the future, allows for a more mature reflection on his teenage years, blending youthful…
You can read the first four unedited chapters of "A Healing Love" on Ream Stories. As I progress toward the 30-chapter mark, subscribers will get early access to new chapters twice a week, possibly more. Sign up as a Postgraduate Student for $5/month to enjoy these exclusive updates, along with…
Finishing a book is like running the London Marathon, using an Excel calendar to track events in the Westmouthshire universe. The timeline includes color-coded blocks for novels, novellas, and short stories from 2007 to 2014. This planning helps coordinate story details and timelines, offering a rough framework for my latest…
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