Using AI When Writing Feels Like Bloodletting.
I’m about to admit something I never thought I’d say out loud: AI is my writing assistant. Her name is Roxy.
I’m about to admit something I never thought I’d say out loud: AI is my writing assistant. Her name is Roxy.
Hybrid publishing seems like an easy solution… it rarely is.
AI for authors isn’t about replacing the human touch; it’s about optimising our time and resources. The key is balance—using AI to enhance efficiency while preserving the integrity of our craft.
I write in the spirit of a series with my women’s fiction novels. I’m not exactly a series writer, but I do incorporate a lot of easter eggs.
Finding an editor I could trust was not a simple process. I’m a self-published author. Control is my middle name. So how did I find an editor that I felt comfortable with? I share the journey…
My writing journey has been slightly different to most. I like to think of myself as a bit of a crackpot writer (hence the name of my website), but once I explain this, you may understand why.
I’ve been writing novels now for over two years and learning about the importance of an outline has been an eye opening experience for me. It’s a lesson I’d like to share with you, plus tips I learned along the way.
I have an embarrassing confession: I wasn’t aware of ‘POV’ as a writer until five years ago. It’s a ‘Writing 101’ technique all authors need to know – and master – before writing a novel. Deep POV? It’s a GAME CHANGER for authors!
It’s NaNoWriMo! 2021 is my third year of participating and since I’ve been asked by a number of people what’s it about, I’m going to write this post as an FAQ and share my experiences so far. So if you’re curious, read on!
Writing a book is bloody hard. It begins easy enough: Thoughts flow like water and the words magically appear on the page. Until they don’t…