Letter From the Editor
This month I wanted to focus on the importance of learning and exploring different genres in writing. It is very easy to find a niche in your writing career and … Continue reading
Feature Book Review by Chloe Metzger: Boys Don’t Cry – Malorie Blackman
On A Level results day the doorbell rings, it’s not the postman with your results but your ex-girlfriend with a baby. She pops out to get supplies and calls to … Continue reading
5 Tips To Avoid Crossing Writing-Genres by Susan Mary Malone
Traditional publishing is rigidly structured. No news flash there! But the stratification and specs of categories often bumfuzzle writers. And since I’ve just had this come up several times in … Continue reading
Writing Children’s Books – Genre Differences by Karen Cioffi
There are a number of genres within the children’s book arena. The target audience ranges from babies right on through to young adults. This provides a unique situation for writers … Continue reading
Women’s Fiction Elements – What is the Women’s Fiction Genre? By Lisa Dale
What is women’s fiction? Women’s fiction is a specialized writing genre. Although there are many similarities between women’s fiction and other genres, women’s fiction stands on its own. Some consider … Continue reading
Writing Contemporary Romance Novels: 3 Things I Learned Writing and Self-Publishing My First One by Yuwanda Black
I’ve been a reader of contemporary romance novels since I was in my early teens. I’ve literally read hundreds of them. Even though I’ve been writing and selling ebooks online … Continue reading
Tips on Writing a Romance Novel by David Urmann
A romance novel or story is anything that revolves around matters of the heart, relationships and the like. Perhaps some of the greatest novels in the history may or may … Continue reading
About Mystery Writing by Steph Burkhart
Writing for the mystery genre can be fun, but there’s a lot of preliminary work that goes into it before you can sit down and begin. One of the most … Continue reading
Modern Mystery Novels: Genre Bending in a Classic by Anthony Chatfield
A genre which I recently discovered and have been more or less in love with ever since doing so, is the detective, noir, mystery genre. Of course those are all … Continue reading
The Mystery of Writing A Mystery by Billie A Williams
There is no mystery about writing a mystery -not really, but there are some things to observe if you want to write a compelling mystery. First, to qualify as a … Continue reading
