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A Song of Wraiths and Ruin: Book Review
A Song of Wraiths and Ruin will be familiar fare if you love YA fantasy, but it manages to bring some really exciting elements to the genre.
Prepare for NaNoWriMo: Test Drive Your Story Idea
NaNoWriMo is approaching, which means for many of us it’s time to make sure we’re prepared! Do you know what you want to write 50,000 words of this November?
Surrender Your Sons: Book Review
Surrender Your Sons is a wild ride of a story. It’s not an easy read, dealing with some dark and challenging topics, but it is ultimatel
Three Greatest Advantages of Close Third-Person Perspective
What are the best things about writing in close third-person perspective? And what do you still have to watch out for? That’s what we’re covering in today’s post!
The Truants: Book Review
Jess is desperate to be taught by the enigmatic Lorna Clay, convinced it’s what she needs to leave behind her ordinary life. But between her mysterious lecturer, and her new group of friends, Jess might start wishing for an ordinary life again before she knows it.
The Biggest Advantages of First-Person Perspective
We talked last week about the main drawbacks of the first-person perspective. But what about the advantages? In this post I’m talking through four of the biggest advantages of this narrative style.