I am terrified and excited in equal measures as today’s the day that my next novel, TICK TOCK, is unleashed to the world. I must admit, it’s been getting some fantastic reviews and I can’t wait to see what you
Tick Tock… Tick Tock… Time’s up!
Redundancy helped me to become an author.
It’s a numbers game, this writing lark – diary of a Stoke author.
March 4 2019 What I am working on Three weeks ago, I finished the first draft of my next crime novel. I use the term ‘draft’ lightly as it came in at 50,000 words. During the second draft, I take
Write, plan, write, plan, repeat. Diary of a Stoke author
January 14th 2019 This week has all been about planning, writing and getting things done. Generally, at this time of year, I’m starting a new book so, as the bad weather goes on around me, I sit at my desk
Luther v Man Hunt – is sticking to police procedure really necessary?
**SPOILER ALERT – Do not read if you haven’t watched these two shows yet** When it comes to reading, or writing, police procedurals, I like to keep things real. Yes, I want
Questions and answers – AJ Waines
PERFECT BONES is published today by A J Waines. I invited Alison onto my blog to answer a few questions about her writing processes. Hi Alison, what is your best writing habit? Hi Mel. This may sound odd, but I never