The Path to Story
Last year, I blogged about a story that was about to be published -- 'The Banksia Boys'. This month I detail the creative process be
3 Tips for Blending Prose into Narrative
I love getting lost in a piece of descriptive prose so vivid I have to pause and relish it a moment longer. But this is a rarity. In truth,
3 Layers of Descriptive Prose
I love getting lost in a well-written piece of descriptive prose -- something so vivid I have to pause and relish it a moment longer -- both
Examples of Descriptive Prose to Inspire Your Writing
I love getting lost in other people's writing. And nothing more so than in a well written piece of descriptive prose -- something that i
How I Beat the Not-Enough-Time Excuse
I often lament at how little time I seem to have to dedicate to writing. So how have I arrived at a point where, having apparently done so l
Milestones in the Writer's Journey
The guilt of both not setting myself worthy goals and of not attaining them when I do was a canker to my creativity.
So, I needed another d
The Story Behind 'Old Man Red Gum'
With the publication of my story 'Old Man Red Gum' in Midnight Echo #12, I share the origins and inspirations behind it.
Best of 2017
It's that time again -- the insanity of the end of the year holidays. Perfect for losing yourself in a new book. Here, then, are my top
The Nature of Fear
Last month, I blogged about my fear of writing. This has prompted me to delve into the root of that fear, and find what kills my creativity.
Staying Afraid
Writing scares me. And not in a good, exhilarating way. The act of sitting at the keyboard or with pen in hand, on the brink of creating som
