Outdoor Inspiration
This past week, I’ll admit it, I struggled to write.
This past week, I’ll admit it, I struggled to write.
Scheduling. If you’re wondering how the heck I’m fitting all this in, that’s how.
This week, Sarah and I FINALLY started writing our new historical fiction novel set in Ancient Greece.
You only get one chance to grab a reader and drag them into your story—make them so intrigued they can’t help but read on.
What’s your favorite part of writing a novel? Maybe it’s the plotting and researching. Perhaps it’s getting stuck in and putting words on the page.
I’ve spent the past few weeks reflecting on my writing: How far we’ve come, and the distance we still have to go.
It’s hard to write a book. It’s even more difficult to write a book well−the perfect word at the right time.
When Sarah and I first started working on our novels, the prospect of sending our work off to our first readers was daunting.
I sit here, writing this blog post, having just started my last chapter in the third book of our series; Darkness, Set us Free.
How do you write about a place you’ve never been to? How do you convey the distinctive feeling and atmosphere of somewhere unfamiliar?