In the world of storytelling, the use of a “ticking clock” can add a sense of urgency and keep readers engaged. However, short timelines can also lead to illogical subplots. For example, if a story involves the protagonist defeating an evil emperor within...
Maintaining reader engagement in your book: how can you accomplish this feat? This is a challenge we face every time we start typing. The issue becomes more pressing as our books grow in length. Personally, as a reader, I adore lengthy novels. But let me clarify: I...
Davey Cobb is a writer of fantasy, horror, and all things weird. Hailing from Manchester, England, he draws inspiration from everyday madness and...
Andy Vaughan worked in marketing for 30 years, during which time he wrote about many subjects from corporate video scripts, to children book synopses, to the dangers of stress corrosion cracking in plumbing valves. He edited a village magazine but had to give it up...
RONALD SCHULZ was born in the nineteen-fifties in Chicago. He dropped out to explore the Sixties radical counterculture before hitchhiking across Europe and Africa on a roundabout Buddhist pilgrimage to Nepal. Now a semi-retired hobo, and a new author writing his...
