What to Expect When You’re Expecting a Book #7: Social Media

Do authors need to be on social media? Publishers say yes, but when it comes to actual data that proves it sells books,…

How to Become a Writer: Natasha Lester

Welcome to the third instalment of How to Become a Writer, my series on the many and varied steps (and missteps) people take on…

This edition of our Writers Ask Writers blog series is in celebration of the launch of two of our members’ new releases, and…

I rarely read non-fiction but one form I am drawn to is the memoir. I recently enjoyed Cheryl Strayed’s memoir Wild (the starting point for…

This month on Writers Ask Writers we’re joined by Angela Savage, awarded author of three crime novels, Beyond the Night Bazaar, The Half Child…

I’m pleased to announce a new feature on my blog, commencing next week, called Writers Ask Writers. Myself and a group of five…

2012 is the first year I’ve religiously catalogued every book I’ve read (using Goodreads). It is also the first year I’ve ever set…

Natasha Lester won the TAG Hungerford award for her first novel, What is Left Over, After. She has recently published her second novel,…