Welcome to 2025! We’re kicking off a new year of The Writing Process with an interview with author Abigail Taylor. Abigail is a writer from Texas, known for writing short stories and novellas. She has had her writing featured in Writer’s Digest, Globe Soup, Fractured Lit, Sixfold Magazine and many…
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The Writing Process With: Riva Frye
Welcome to another instalment of The Writing Process with Riva Frye, an author set to release two books in 2025 with Conquest Publishing. Riva loves anything and everything dark and twisty, telling terrible jokes, and indulging in chocolate. Currently residing in North Carolina, she is an army veteran, mother to…
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The Writing Process With: Keshe Chow
Welcome back to the The Writing Process with June special guest author, Keshe Chow (she/her), a Malaysian-born Chinese Australian who currently calls Naarm (Melbourne) home. Nestled in the vibrant city Keshe shares her life with her partner, two kids and a mischievous, ice cream-obsessed cat named Wasabi. Keshe’s literary journey…
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How to Develop a Writing Routine
One of the best things you can do as a writer to improve your craft is foster dedication and discipline through the creation of a writing routine. Almost every author, new or established, will tell you they have a routine, and find it beneficial to their writing. A consistent routine…
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Spice Up Your Space: 5 Ways to Change Up Your Writing Space
Like most writers, I have a dedicated space for writing. For me it’s my large Ikea desk in my study surrounded by books. But as wonderful a space it is, sometimes you need a change of scenery, to shake your environment up to spur creativity. Well, if you are looking…
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So, you want to write a book? 10 tips for new novelists
So, you want to write a book? But have no idea how to get started? Well then you’ve come to the right place. Whether you’re staring at a blank page, or trying to find a spark of inspiration, with a little guidance and determination you can turn the writing process…