What Are Words Worth?
Pete MayDispatches from a midlist writer misfiring in the gig economy
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Judging a book by its cover
In the age of Amazon books really are judged by their cover. Most readers will only see a thumbnail version of a cover on their phone or laptop before scrolling on so it’s important to make it eye-grabbing, particularly if self-publishing....
Why Wainwright was the ultimate DIY author
Alfred Wainwright's’ seven guides to the Lakeland fells
On every visit to the Lake District I take my copy of Wainwright. Having just scaled Striding and Swirral Edges on either side of Helvellyn with my daughter Nell, it was obligatory af...
How to build a book
“A writer is someone who counts words,” suggested John Braine, author of 1957 classic Room At The Top. But producing 60,000 to 80,000 words, the length of most books, can seem very daunting. My method is to divide a book into chapters and t...
What's Romeo And Juliet ever done for Verona?
The Well of Love in Verona
What’s Shakespeare ever done for Verona? We’ve just returned from encountering massive queues outside the Casa di Giulietta in Verona, where tourists and Romeo and Juliet fans queue up for a picture of Juliet’s b...
Narrative arcs and sparks
West Ham celebrate under their narrative arc in 2023
You hear a lot about narrative arcs in writing circles. That’s nothing to do with the Biblical figure of Noah, he had a narrative Ark. When publishers and agents talk of narrative arcs w...
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