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Tag Archives: Writer’s block
New year, new book
It’s 3rd January today but I don’t feel as though the year has started yet as my partner and son are still on holiday. Correction, I don’t feel as though my WORKING year has started yet. I’m not great at … Continue reading
Posted in agent, CL Taylor novels, Plotting, psychological suspense, Sleep, Writing tips, YA Thriller
Tagged characters before plot, characters lead plot, how do you know if an idea for a book is a good one, how do you write a book, Ideas for novels, plotting a novel, tips for writing a psychological thriller, Writer's block, writing a novel, Writing a psychological thriller
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The reason I haven’t finished my edits yet…
My editor delivered my edits to me at the beginning of May. I was really nervous when I opened the email because I had no idea what to expect. A dozen thoughts went through my head as I clicked ‘open’ … Continue reading
Posted in Ideas for novels, Last Girl Standing, Novel 4, psychological suspense, The Accident
Tagged Becoming obsessed with your novel, coming up with a good ending to your novel, Last Girl Standing, pantsing a novel, reasons for not editing your novel, Writer's block, Writing and getting stuck
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