Wildwood Rising
T K Hall, Meg Oolders, J.E. PetersenNovelist and ghostwriter shares hard-won experience and work-in-progress
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 36 | Subscribers | Read | tkhallauthor.substack.com |
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There is a Crack in Everything
I wrote a sentence, right at the end of my latest novel, Wildwood Rising, which seemed to me about as good as it could possibly be. This is a rare experience. In the course of writing four books, it has happened perhaps a handful of times.
Oranges of Goodwill on the Camino de Santiago
Our friend Sonia called from California to say: “I’m planning to walk a stretch of the Camino de Santiago in Portugal – why don’t you come along?”
The Full Story
Once upon a time, I took a journey into the Amazon Rainforest. And in that wondrous forbidding place I had a vision of a reborn Robin Hood, part man, part beast, part wildwood god.
Tools of the Trade
For all that it relies on flights of imagination and subtleties of language, writing fiction is primarily a practical business. We take our seat day after day, make our marks on the page, and patiently sculpt our narratives.
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The Big Book Deal. Then epic writer's block. Learning how to beat it. Now three novels out in little over a year. Author of The Blind Bowman trilogy, a dark fantasy retelling of the Robin Hood myths. Also ghostwriter. From Gloucestershire, England
Award-winning author. Bona fide super-romantic. Critically acclaimed mother of two.
Anti-materialist skeptic. I will fight you with open arms.
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