Perhaps truer words were never spoken, at least in the context of writing advice. Courtesy of E.B. White:
"A writer who waits for ideal conditions under which to work will die without putting a word on paper."
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Draft of Die Trying is Done
I finished up the draft of Die Trying, my 18th novel. It's around 52,000 words and ready for the proofreader. I'm also working on a ...
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I thought I'd share a snipped of my work-in-progress, Die Trying. John Regal is a man with the unique ability to spot dangerous people...
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"Why didn't they just call the police?" This question can sink your story. If you have characters in trouble and those st...
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First lines in fiction are crucial for grabbing the reader. It helps to create a disturbance, or change in the character's situation. Yo...
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