Developing your craft

Bestselling romance novelist Milly Johnson discusses why she writes romantic comedy and what the genre means to her.

I'm terrible at structure, let’s be clear about that. Whenever I have an editorial meeting, it’s always the same: ‘I love it! Change all the words,...

Reviews. Love them, hate them, one thing is certain: as soon as you become a published author, they will become part of your life. 

For me, the when and where is as important as the who and what. In fiction the actual setting (geography) and the ephemeral setting (historical...

In a series of articles for W&A, self-published author Tim Bradley explains the process of writing his first children's novel, Arnie Jenks and...

In a series of articles for W&A, self-published author Tim Bradley explains the process of writing his first children's novel, Arnie Jenks and...