POSTED ON: September 21, 2016
FILED UNDER: Books, Fun Stuff
TAGS: Stephen King, Writing Advice
By Hodderscape Team
Part memoir, part master class by one of the bestselling authors of all time, On Writing is a revealing and practical view of the writer’s craft, comprising the basic tools of the trade every writer must have. We’ve gathered some of Stephen King’s top tips in one handy infographic.
MOREPOSTED ON: May 17, 2016
FILED UNDER: Books, Fun Stuff
TAGS: Open Submissions, Writing Advice
By Anne Perry
As our open submissions pile dwindles, we find ourselves reflecting on the good, the great… and the things we saw a lot of. Today we’re going to present a few writing tips and suggestions to give aspiring writers something to chew on as they work on their projects.
MOREPOSTED ON: November 13, 2015
FILED UNDER: Books
TAGS: Stephen King, Writing Advice
By Philippa Pride
This month sees publication of Stephen King’s wonderful new story collection The Bazaar of Bad Dreams. Each story in The Bazaar of Bad Dreams is preceded with a revelatory introduction on when, where or how Steve came to write it, which makes it a fitting companion to Stephen King’s illuminating book On Writing: A Memoir of the Craft.
MOREPOSTED ON: November 2, 2015
FILED UNDER: News
TAGS: Nanowrimo, Writing Advice
By Anne Perry
Welcome to NaNoWriMo 2015! To celebrate, encourage and otherwise fill you with enthusiasm for your NaNo project, we’ll be doing weekly round-ups of the best NaNo stuff out there for you to enjoy/distract yourself with.
MOREPOSTED ON: July 2, 2015
FILED UNDER: News
TAGS: Open Submissions, Writing Advice
By Anne Perry
Back in March we announced that we’d be opening for submissions in August. Well, August is nearly upon us! So it’s time for us to share our submission guidelines with you. Please read these carefully and remember that we absolutely will not read anything submitted to us before August 3rd.
Good luck polishing your manuscript – we can’t wait to get stuck in!
MOREPOSTED ON: April 23, 2015
FILED UNDER: Books
TAGS: Writing Advice, Young Adult
By Sarah Clare
At this year’s London Book Fair I went along to the panel on Writing Fantasy and Horror for Young Adults. In a discussion chaired by Total Film magazine’s acting editor Rosie Fletcher, fantasy authors Sally Green (Half Bad), Joshua Winning (The Sentinel Trilogy), Liz de Jäger (Banished), Tom Huddlestone (The Waking World) and Zoe Marriott (The Swan Kingdom) explored the complexities of writing for young adults and why teen issues go hand in hand with darkly magical stories. Here’s what I learnt:
MOREPOSTED ON: March 23, 2015
FILED UNDER: Books
TAGS: Writing Advice, becky chambers
By Becky Chambers
Becky Chambers self-published her debut novel, The Long Way to a Small, Angry Planet, in July of last year. In the nine months since, she’s picked up a massive cult following, a traditional publishing deal (with us!) and major awards-shortlisting. Today she shares a few words of inspiration to anyone else out there with a dream.
MOREPOSTED ON: March 9, 2015
FILED UNDER: News
TAGS: Open Submissions, Writing Advice
By Anne Perry
Well hello there! And welcome!
You may have read our exciting announcement(s) this morning – not just are we relaunching the website (if you seek our [new] monument, look around you…) but we’re also going to be hosting our very first open submissions period later this year!
MOREPOSTED ON: November 28, 2014
FILED UNDER: Fun Stuff
TAGS: Writing Advice
By Anne Perry
As NaNoWriMo and NaNoDodo wind down, we figure we’ll end on some very, very basic advice. Do with it as you will!
MOREPOSTED ON: November 27, 2014
FILED UNDER: Books
TAGS: Writing Advice
By Anne Perry
There are publishing opportunities everywhere, at all times, and outside of publishing, if you keep an open eye and an open mind. Here are a few ideas to get you started.
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