Featured Friday: Game Time by Joanne Kershaw
Seven things I can’t write without This week sees my return to the Xchyler blog, my return and yet I have complete writers block. I stare at the laptop, watch a little TV, ring my mum. In the end, I have to put fingers to keys and write something. Firstly, I start to...Featured Friday: The Identity Crisis, by Anika Arrington
I am a writer. For those that put fingers on keys and ink on paper this statement carries an absurd amount of baggage. For some reason, when those that write for fun or profit get together, there is this question hanging in the air, “Does what I do count?” In few...Featured Friday: What Sophomore Slump? by R. A. Smith
That Difficult Second Book and Managing Expectations It’s a thing to admire about the creative arts. First, there’s the tough slog getting the first piece of work out into the world. If you’re one of the people actually reading this, I suspect you’ll have an idea of...FEATURED FRIDAY: The Drive To Write by Scott William Taylor
The stories exist, whether or not they are ever written down. They float in the air; they live in abandoned homes and silent desert valleys and subway stations crammed with humanity. The stories exist—luckily, some find their way to the printed or digital page. I’m...FEATURED FRIDAY: The Story of History by David W. Wilkin
History, a Foundation History is defined as: the study of past events, particularly in human affairs tale, story a chronological record of significant evens (as affecting a nation or institution) often including an explanation of their causes narrative of past events,...
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