Writing Tips from Author Spencer Quinn
Get some writing tips from Spencer Quinn, author of the upcoming book Tender Is the Bite!
Category: Author Features
A Gentleman’s Guide to Slapping A Debtor for Free Beer
Would you slap someone for a free beer? In the world of The Blacktongue Thief by Christopher Buehlman, you can do just that…if the person in question is a debtor. Check out the rules on how to slap someone for a free drink below!
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The Trouble with Writing (Too) Smart Characters
What’s it like to write a character that is, maybe, a little smarter than you? Ryan Van Loan, author of The Sin in the Steel and the upcoming sequel, The Justice in Revenge, talks about his experience writing super smart characters in the below guest post. Check it out here!
Heather Webber’s Literary Guest Wish List for Sugarberry Cottage
Heather Webber’s new book The Lights of Sugarberry Cove features a charming B&B where a wide array of quirky guests come to stay. She shared with us the literary guests she thinks would show up at the B&B, and the stories they would make along the way!
The Best Dragons in Human Skin: A List by Jenn Lyons, author of The Ruin of Kings
We are THRILLED to have The Ruin of Kings author Jenn Lyons joins us for Dragon Week 2020! Check out Jenn as she rounds up the best Dragons in human skin—do you agree with her choices? Let us know in the comments!
Eric Van Lustbader on Keeping Writing Ideas Fresh
Author Eric Van Lustbader has been a writing for over four decades, and he has always been able to craft new and exciting stories for his novels. To celebrate the release of his newest book The Kobalt Dossier, he wrote about how he keeps his writing ideas fresh after a long career.
Why I Can’t Stop Writing Weird Books
Author F. Paul Wilson has always written weird books, and plans to keep it that way. Read about what inspires him to write, and get excited for his newest novel Double Threat, on sale June 29th, 2021!
“Have we not loved you? Have we not cared for you?”: The Plight of AI in the Universe of Douglas Adams
If you could, would you want to develop a super intelligent AI to do your bidding? Neil Sharpson, author of When the Sparrow Falls, explores why this is a BAD idea in the below guest post. Check it out now!
Aggie Blum Thompson On Going from Covering Crime, to Making It Up
Before author Aggie Blum Thompson wrote her debut novel I Don’t Forgive You, she was a real-life crime reporter for papers like The Boston Globe and The Washington Post. Read about her experience over on our blog!