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3/16/2017

Writing a book is like a journey. I buckle up and start at a certain position to travel towards my final destination. On the way, I meet different people and encounter various situations. Sometimes I take the shortest and straightest route, other times, I meander from my chosen itinerary and explore new territory. At a crossroads, I may decide to go left instead of right. I come to a certain place on my map and if I like it, I stay - if I don't, I move on to another.

When writing, I set off with my initial outline and as my story unfolds, different characters, scenes and plot ideas pop into my head. I twist and turn. It's one big adventure. Read more about my writing journey in an interview on Penny Lockwood Ehrenkranz's blog HERE

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3/16/2017

I hear voices in my head. Creeeeeepy, I know! But before you ask someone to lock me up and throw away the key, let me explain. They're characters in my stories. They won't shut up talking to each other. They drive me crazy but I'm me complaining. You see, they give me ideas for plot twists and story ideas. You can find out more about my writing process at BoodGoodiesKids.com

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3/16/2017

Carolyn Arnold, author of the best selling Madison Knight Series, finds out some weird and wonderful facts about me HERE

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3/16/2017

Do I pre-plan stories or am I a by-the-seat-of-my-pants style writer. Kevin Rau, author of superhero/SciFi novels, finds out in this INTERVIEW

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3/16/2017

Inspiration for a novel can come from anywhere - even a potato chip. Jessica Kong, author of exciting sci-fi tales, Oceanan Saga, Sea-anan Saga and Vampterewolf Series finds out where I got the idea for my children's fun fantasy ANTics HERE

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3/16/2017

As a child, I wrote "novels" on a toy typewriter and my dad illustrated them and make the book covers. All sadly lost down the years. My love of writing led me into a career as as a newshound on a newspaper. Now I've gone full circle to writing novels again. Completing my first book gave me a huge sense of achievement. Author Jason Bourne discusses reviews, inspiration and whether writing is therapeutic in an interview on his Author's Roundtable blog.

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3/16/2017

If you are shy like me, you probably had lots of imaginery friends. My dolls and toys would 'come to life' so I was never short of anyone to talk to. Marketer Monica Paul, who helps authors around the world promote their books, finds out more about what makes me tick in MAGIC MASTERMINDS MAGAZINE ONLINE

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3/16/2017

When not writing, young adult fantasy author Adrienne Woods loves to read and review other authors on her blog. She kindly took time out to find out about some of my favourite things in an interview on her BOOKS AND REVIEW site.

Find out how writing became my passion and where I got the inspiration for my children's fantasy ANTics.

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3/16/2017

Former newspaperman Caleb Pirtle is the author of more than 60 books, including XIT: The American Cowboy, The Unending Season, Echoes from Forgotten Streets, and The Grandest Day. He has also written the teleplay for three television movies: Gambler V: Playing for Keeps and Wildcat: The Story of Sarah Delaney and the Doodlebug Man for CBS, and The Texas Rangers for TNT.

He founded Venture Galleries with Linda Pirtle to help authors publish, promote, market, and sell their books and he features yours truly.

Read out how my love of tennis put me on a path to becoming a writer HERE

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3/16/2017

Author Jayme Woods kindly invited me along to her site for an interview, shedding light on my writing routine. Drop by and find out how I came up with the names for the characters in my fun fantasy for ages 7+ ANTics and if being a former newspaper reporter helps or hinders writing fiction. Check out my answers HERE

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