As the manuscript for the children's fantasy fiction novel that I am writing is (and has been for some months!!) stuck at 50,000 words, I found that reading cindyvine's Hub on writing tips for aspiring authors to be both timely and useful.
cindyvine has written and published a couple of books and in the Hub talks us through how to plan our writing and be disciplined about it. For any novel to be a success these days, it needs to well written, properly formatted and have a professional-looking cover that will appeal to your target audience. The Hub also talks about writing about what we know and doing a lot of research to get the details correct. There would be no point in writing a historical romance set at the time of the The War of the Roses in England if you had no historical knowledge of that period? All that would happen is that anyone choosing to read that book would probably chuck it straight in the bin or through the open window (yes I have done this!).
So if you are serious about moving your writing career forward and really want to finish that novel that you started read all of writing tips for aspiring authors
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Thursday, 11 February 2010
Sunday, 15 November 2009
Fellow Hubber Publishes Self-Help Book - Fear, Phobias & Frozen Feet!
I write regularly on a site called HubPages and one of the other Hubbers called CindyVine, who is a writer that I admire greatly, has recently self-published a book called Fear, Phobias & Frozen Feet which is now available on Amazon.
The book is about abuse, being a victim and how to stop being a victim. The book explores the relationship triangle and the Victim/Rescuer game that people play. The book is based on CindyVine's own experiences with an abusive husband and other abusive people that she has drawn into her life, how she managed to move away and move on from these people and situations and build a better life for herself and her children.
She also has another book available on Amazon called 'Stop the World, I Need to Pee!', which follows the fictional adventures of a girl called Fenella Fisher
Buy the books, as they are amazing and don't forget to check out CindyVine's Hubs for more great writing!
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