Do you have the right to write about a country or culture that isn’t your own? Knowing. It’s the key word. Not where your passport says you’re from.
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Do you have the right to write about a country or culture that isn’t your own? Knowing. It’s the key word. Not where your passport says you’re from.
The plight of the single white male… the search for a moral compass in rearing children … and unwittingly finding your writer’s voice are subjects on this week’s New Voices episode on 2RPH.
In 2017 I won a short story competition run by Lane Cove magazine The Village Observer
Self-publishing expert Andrew Akratos is running a free 12-week course on self publishing. It’s great content – sign up at MeetUp.com
2RPH Radio Program: New Voices is going from strength to strength, proving a great showcase and promotional opportunity for new writers.
If you haven’t used Scrivener (or special writing software – see our list here) and you’re still writing your novel in Word or Google Docs, you’re missing out.
Serialisation – publishing novels (or other works) in instalments – is not a new idea, but the internet gives us many new ways to do it.
The first SelfPub Aus MeetUp – held over Zoom due to the COVID crisis – had a great group of writers and generated a wealth of ideas.
There are two kind of writer’s block which need to be tackled with different strategies. Let’s look at each kind, and how to try to fix them.
The inaugural SelfPubAus (virtual) MeetUp will take place this Friday 10 April at 5pm-6pm Sydney time/AEST