Introduction If you’ve ever wondered how a historical fiction author manages to fit in work, writing, family and everything else. Here’s a few tips from someone doing it every day. Creativity Coach and Author Sara Thomson says: “So many creatives worry about finding the time to fit in writing and everything else in life, but…
One question I get asked most often about my writing process is how I do all the research needed for historical fiction. Inevitably there’s a look of confusion and the words; “but isn’t all that research really boring?” But the truth is, rather than being boring it’s actually one of the most interesting parts. It…
Balancing Artistry with Business Success As a creative entrepreneur, you’re not just an artist, you’re also a business owner, marketer, accountant, sales person administrator and visionary all rolled into one. And, if you’re anything like my coaching clients, it’s likely you often feel torn between nurturing your creative spirit and managing the practical demands of…
Unlock Your Creative Confidence in Business Creative self-doubt: it’s like the thing that won’t leave, no matter how much success you’ve had. We’ve all been there. I’ve stared at a blank page, written two words, deleted them, second guessed my business decisions and scrapped everything, then wondered if I’m capable of getting where I want…
Much of the coverage, research and information around the Second World War focuses on the battles and the political and strategic elements of war, and although this aspect is absolutely important and something us, as modern readers, researchers and historians should absolutely learn about and treat with respect and understanding, my personal interest has always…
Early Career What kind of books inspired you as a child? My mother was a great lover of literature and instilled in me a deep love and respect for stories and poems. She read widely to me, all of which inspired me in different ways, including things like; A Child’s Garden of Verse, The Railway…
