A great poet manages to evoke universal truths through his work. In Words of Sorrow and Joy, Christopher Allen does just this. Through his poetry, Allen takes us on a pensive and wistful journey through the peaks and valleys of life. To read his work is to delve into the manifold emotions of daily life — both the …
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The Best Places to Read!
Instead of the usual text post, we’ve decided to mix things up on the blog! Today’s post will use GIFs to illustrate the best places to read! What is your favorite place to read? Let us know in the comments below! 🙂 We love to read… 1. …at the beach. 2. …at the library. …
Meet An Author – Emily Shankle And The Raven’s Wing
Guest Entry By Helidth Ravenholm (Originally posted on Buzzfeed) It’s a fact – a lot more people write than you’d think. Another fact – a lot more people write really, really well than you’d think. For some, writing is their life – from the moment they’ve realised what they wanted to be when they grew …
Introducing A Cover Artist
Guest Entry by Jack Goodwin Allow me to introduce myself. My name is Jack Goodwin (well, it’s not really, but I much prefer that to the one I actually got lumped with) I live in a small town in West Wales called Lampeter. You’re forgiven if you’ve never heard of it.
Facebook For Authors
When promoting yourself as an author, there are a number of methods that can boost you on the internet. As a publishing company, we are very aware that the author’s own self-promotion can play a part in both their success as an author and our success in publishing them well. Whilst these pointers and suggestions …
On Publishing Swearwords
We’ve had this question before – albeit not very often, since majority of people seem actually quite happy with our guidelines – swearwords: yea or nay? The answer is simple.
Styles of Writing And Which Person
Guest Entry by H. Ravenholm Having dissected all those potential pitfalls that await an author in this complicated world, let’s now look at the styles of writing and which person you write in.
Styles Of Writing
Guest Entry by H. Ravenholm It’s a definite – there are probably as many styles of writing as there are people (read that potential authors, read that potential authors we want to publish ). But… and that’s an everlasting but for all authors… what if, that terrible, niggling if, what if what you are …
Why The Submission Email?
Every publisher that allows unsolicited submissions will provide the prospective author with a list of what they want in the submission letter/email… And so do we… But why do we ask for the particular details in our How To Submit section?
Brooke Holme – I Find Inspiration In…
Guest Entry by Brooke Holme (Author of Dangerous Jungles, Masks, Times Apart and In The Middle of Things) “I’ve got a strong background in social sciences, so my background creates the twists and plots in the story. I often get worried that I include too much of the more technical in my books, so I …