6 Things I’ve learnt in 6 Years of Underground Writers, by Jess Rae
Like all good books, there is a final page and this marks my final page at Underground Writers. I joined the Underground team
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Like all good books, there is a final page and this marks my final page at Underground Writers. I joined the Underground team
Image by Myriam Zilles from Pixabay We’ve all been there. You’re down to the nitty gritty bits of your manuscript. You’re not quite sure how
I read a short story I wrote 10 years ago and I have some thoughts… COVID-19 self-isolation has meant spring-cleaning time for my
Cover image from Pixabay free images My uncle has lived a life of first-class flights, with contacts and friends in every country around
Image from the Victorian Illustrated Shakespeare Archive I recently re-watched all the Harry Potter films and whilst doing so found myself rolling my
Image from Canva Free Stock Images Receiving feedback can be a painful process. As writers, we should actively seek it, but there’s no taking away
As an admirer and writer of short stories, I decided to challenge myself by writing a different genre. After a bit of research,
Article by Jess Gately Image from Canva Free Stock Images In the last post we discussed ways that you can start a portfolio of your writing
Image from Canva Free Stock Images Whether you enjoy or loathe writing them, an appropriate author bio is essential when presenting yourself to your audience
How to tell what story is worth writing. I know as a writer I always have so many ideas but I never have
The term ‘judging a book by its cover’ pretty much sums up my shopping technique when looking for new books. Even when I’m
[Image Description: A silhouette of a soldier carrying another soldier who is presumably injured or dead across an empty battlefield. The text reads
I’m a book person: I read them, I write about them, and I like reading about how great they are. Deep meta. The
Writer’s Block is the bane of all writers. Whether it takes the form of staring at a blank page not knowing what to
When should I write? How do I motivate myself to write? How do I make time to write? Honestly? It’s up to you!
In mid-April I turn 21 (I know: I’m such a baby) and so of course I’m having a 21st birthday party. In true
3 Things I Learnt During NaNoWriMo By Jess Gately Over the years I have participated or skipped NaNoWriMo as I see necessary. For
Stuck for ideas during NaNoWriMo? Here’s 3 tips to get you back on track… Whether you’re pantsing it and having a bit of
Are you ready? Tomorrow is November 1st and the beginning of NaNoWriMo! If you haven’t already, I sincerely suggest you head on over
8 Tips for Starting a Blog by editor Jessica Rae Wilson-Smith Last month, in an effort to build my freelance business, I started
3 Ways I Trick Myself Into Writing More By Editor-in-Chief Jemimah Halbert If you haven’t already read last month’s blog post I suggest you