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Perhaps I should add fun… What in Hades am I talking about? I stumbled upon this post from Author Learning Centre called ‘Brand Development for Authors: Discovering Your Visual Identity‘. It encouraged you to list five words that sum up your book or series in order to help develop a visual image to firm up […] If you enjoyed this post, do share it with your friends!November 1st, 2014 | Tags: brands, visibility | Category: Insights, Provocations | 2 comments - (Comments are closed) At book club yesterday, we discussed many things. Books, obviously, but the conversation wandered on to reader expectations and I threw out the question about who owns the story in the book – the author, the reader, both or none of the above? My stories start in my head, but they are the result of […] If you enjoyed this post, do share it with your friends!February 25th, 2014 | Tags: Falco, fiction, Lindsey Davis | Category: Authors, Books, Insights, Provocations, Readers | 2 comments - (Comments are closed) Are an American high school or the subcontinent an appropriate place for Jane Austen’s stories? Do we want to imagine what Penelope thought about Odysseus? And should Sherlock Holmes use a smart phone? I love Pride and Prejudice and have read it so many times I know exactly what line or comic twist is coming […] If you enjoyed this post, do share it with your friends!February 17th, 2014 | Tags: adaptations, Characters | Category: Insights, Provocations | 3 comments - (Comments are closed) |
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