They say all you need to be a writer, is to write. They say, if you write every day, you’re
These days many writers rely on their mobile devices, their phones and tablets, rather than (or in addition to) more
It’s about 18 months now since Twitter introduced Threads, a way of linking tweets together to form a coherent and
Bird Box was written by Eric Heisserer, based on the book of the same title by Josh Malerman. While Eric’s
Where would we be without goals? Now, some might argue we’d be better balanced and less stressed if we were
There was some discussion on Twitter the other day, about how a blog differed from a journal; that many blogs
Rather than re-publishing dates of contests, festivals, and opportunities every few months, I’ve instead gone for a big annual page
Story of Your Life is a science fiction novella by American writer Ted Chiang, first published in Starlight 2 in
Planning out the year’s submission strategy for screenplays can be tough, there are so many of them, with dates scattered
A thought struck me this morning, after RTing a One Perfect Shot image. https://twitter.com/oneperfectshot/status/1001297151467630592?s=21 I love Westerns, as problematic and
Chances are if you see a screenwriter crying and/or banging their head against the desk, possibly whilst wailing about the
Most of what I write is in the genre of urban fantasy, and this project will be too. So I
Write what you know. Such a misunderstood phrase, and it’s why you get so many terrible scripts about writers with
No, I’m not breaking my golden rule of not writing about writers with writer’s block. There are lots of motivational
The news came down this week that an amateur screenwriter is attempting to sue Gillian Flynn for taking the idea from her