Creative story planning
This month, I have an update on general life and personal writing, followed by a quick discussion on creative story planning, and why it’s blowing… Read More »Creative story planning
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Introducing characters
This month I’m trialing a new format for blog posts. Inspired by podcasts (notably the Dead Robot’s Society) I’m going to start with a little… Read More »Introducing characters
Writing Advice: buy my new book and get personalised flash fiction!
I’m pleased to announce that, after a huge amount of work, the Write with Phil book, Writing Advice, is available for pre-order from Amazon! And… Read More »Writing Advice: buy my new book and get personalised flash fiction!
Essex Authors and you (and me)
On the 9th March, I found myself in Chelmsford, speaking at Essex Authors and You. I’d volunteered to lead a session way back in January,… Read More »Essex Authors and you (and me)
What to think about when writing a personal story
What happens if you tell a good story, or a bad one? For most stories, the quality of the story will translate into readership –… Read More »What to think about when writing a personal story
Guest post: Tips on Overcoming Writer’s Block
This week’s post is a guest post from the good people over at Freewrite, all about overcoming writer’s block. I’ve not sampled the Freewrite typewriter,… Read More »Guest post: Tips on Overcoming Writer’s Block
Once a writer, always a writer
As those of you who have been following the blog are aware, I’ve recently completed a draft of my latest book, False Sanctuary. It’s currently… Read More »Once a writer, always a writer
What do do when you’re between writing projects
All of us have been in the situation I’m experiencing at the moment. After the rush and the mayhem of getting a project finished, there’s… Read More »What do do when you’re between writing projects
How I turned my commute into my creative cauldron
Last week I spokeabout finishing the latest draft of my novel, and how I dashed from the trainto a coffee shop to get everything finished.… Read More »How I turned my commute into my creative cauldron
Editing for writers: when to go back to the start
This week I completed a major milestone with my latest book, False Sanctuary. After a seemingly never ending second edit, I’ve now reached a place… Read More »Editing for writers: when to go back to the start