Listening to or reading about how other writers “did” it can sometimes sap your enthusiasm. They’ve given up the vile and/or boring day job, they get up at 5am and rattle off a couple of chapters before a long walk. A quick cup of coffee and they’re back to it. They give us a vague […]
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August 21st, 2012 | Category: Insights | 2 comments - (Comments are closed) How do you make a decision? Whether it’s buying a new pair of shoes, going to law or plunging into a new life in a different country and culture, it’s a complicated question. First of all, there’s an instinctive reaction to the decision: you see, you want, you say yes. Then your brain kicks in: […] If you enjoyed this post, do share it with your friends!Wouldn’t every publisher, agent and writer want to know the answer to that one? I’ve been on the Goodreads site, rating the books I’ve read. Analysing my own behaviour as a reader, I’ve been surprised by what I’ve picked out: historical fiction, adventure, romance, thriller, literary, fantasy, young adult, psychological, crime, contemporary, epic, speculative/science fiction, […] If you enjoyed this post, do share it with your friends! |
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