It’s nearly time to launch my online teen novel writing course and I’ve been challenged to offer the first 10 places at a 50% discount as a pre-launch gift. You can watch the introductory video over at http://www.writerontheroad.com and download the free ebook, The Voices in your Head. And anyone who signs up also gets a bonus interview with Cracker, author of our middle grade Mystery Series. His advice; get your sister to do it:)
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Seeking Teenage Story Slingers – online novel writing course for teens
Posted in How to write, Online writing courses, teens and creativity, teens and writing, tagged novel writing for teens, Online writing courses, teen writing courses, writing advice for teens, writing tutorials on August 24, 2016| Leave a Comment »
Girls Just Wanna Have Fun
Posted in Choosing the writing life, location free living, Simple living, simply writing, teens and creativity, writing life, tagged inspiration for writers, living the writing dream, The writing life on January 1, 2016| Leave a Comment »
The best how-to-write book ever…
Posted in Fiction, How to write, Teen Fiction, teens and creativity, teens and writing, Writing, tagged how to write books, Writing books, writing fiction, writing instructions on November 3, 2014| 2 Comments »
Okay, I admit I don’t write fantasy…but I defy you not to love this book!!!
And the reason I set this challenge??? Well, I’m trying to write a how-to-write book. I even have a title, ‘a (non) writing instruction book for young writers’….
Stay tuned for my first chapter…but how I compete with ‘Wonderbook’ I’ve no idea…
Creativity in the classroom?
Posted in books and creativity, creativity, homeschooling, schools, teens and creativity, teens and writing, Writing, tagged homeschooling, schools and creativity, schools and learning, writing and inspiration on September 20, 2014| Leave a Comment »
What are we doing to our kids? I arrive at school at 7.30am and already there are kids kicked back on the concrete like they’d always been there. I leave at 4.30pm and the quadrangle remains littered with student flotsam.
Are our schools places that inspire our kids to be all that they can be?
it’s Saturday…the school holidays have begun…and our places of learning are silent.
But, without the camouflage of the everyday noises of a school day, their stories are exposed for all to see..