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The Agony of Genius #28: Advice for New Authors
Michael McKinley on the one piece of advice he was given when starting out as an author — and why he ignored it.

Michael McKinley
Jun 53 min read


The Beach, the Book and the Best Book Podcast
With June's arrival and the beach calling out for books to be read, Nancy Merritt Bell on the podcast that brings books to life all summer long.
Nancy Merritt Bell
Jun 54 min read


Give Love a Chance: A Visit to The Ripped Bodice Bookstore, Brooklyn
By Nancy Merritt Bell It's February and we're creeping out of the dead of winter into the adoring arms of Valentine's Day. Time to cuddle up with someone or a good book, and I'm thinking romance. But why think of one book of love literature or two, when there is an entire bookstore to look over. The Ripped Bodice bookstore (or TRB for short) is deeply devoted to romance books — all of them, from the tried and true Dame Barbara Cartland to the new queen of romance, Colleen Hoo
Tomas Elliott
May 142 min read


The Art of the Cold Open: What Fleabag Can Teach Every Writer
By Tomas Elliott The Craft Bootcamp In our regular bootcamp dedicated to the craft of literature, we'll be getting writing fit with some specialist exercises designed to hone your literary muscles. Each week, we take a brief look at an example of writing by a master of their craft — whether in prose, poetry, drama, film, or TV — and follow that up with a challenge for you to practise on your own. This week, in keeping with our theme of romance, we look at the craft of opening

BookGo
Feb 15, 20253 min read
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