A group for author Stephen James Linden-Wyatt. Stephen is a Poet, Children's author from the UK and also shares his battle with depression. In this group, Stephen Shares some of his work.
I will be issuing challenges every now and then for people to write! Everyone needs a break from the norm every now and then, so if you choose to participate I ask that you abide by the rules of the ...
Basically, a bunch of insane idiot authors get together in November and say "You know what? We don't want to survive this month." And we all sit down and pledge to write 50,000 words in 30 days. If yo...
"What is it now? Six months? Eight? Who knows anymore…" I sighed and lit up my last cigarette then threw the empty pack off the edge. I enjoyed it as though it'd be my last. Who knows, maybe it...
I recently took a step back from FB in order to focus on my book. RL work reared its ugly and hungry head and I was buried for several weeks. Now that work has eased I am back to writing. Unfortunatel...
At Liliom, most of our books are formatted to 6x9 size. We've delved into that here http://literarysocial.com/blog/97/pre-formatting/ which is worth a read to sort your full manuscript settings. Now w...
A new page/group has formed for writing challenges. I request that everyone that would like to please join, read the discussion, and write a little something based on the challenge! Each month there...
This is a story in progress. I'll be updating as I get more written, not entirely sure how long it will be in its entirety. Please critique, make suggestions, or just tell me how this story makes you ...
Through the beating of a heart,feel the thunder score. Through the silence of a mind, know that trumpets roar. Through the vision of the eyes,see the purple of a dying dawn. Through the noise upon the...
Teasers help increase excitement for your books, and can earn you some pre-orders as well. However if you plan on running a Facebook party, or posting them anywhere, you need to be able to source your...
Today, in honor of National Poetry Month, let's explore ballads. The ballad derives its name from medieval French dance songs or "ballares" (L: ballare, to dance), from which 'ballet' is also derived,...
