Robert Wood

Rob has yet to encounter a bookshop he can walk past, a habit which has become deadly now that you can buy the newest releases digitally at 1am. Thankfully, it also comes in handy for providing the best advice on writing your book.
NaNoWriMo Week 1: How To Get Your First Draft Started - A baby holds a piece of paper, on which they've started their first chapter.
Writing
Robert Wood

NaNoWriMo Week 1: How To Get Your First Draft Started

Hello authors, and welcome to the first article of our month-long National Novel Writing Month coverage. For those who don’t know, NaNoWriMo takes place over November and challenges authors to pen 50,000 words in thirty days. It’s caught on around the world, with a variety of resources now available for those taking part. There’s no

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You Need To Ask “Sez Who?” Before Your Reader Gets The Chance - A man stands pontificating while the audience mocks him.
Marketing
Robert Wood

You Need To Ask “Sez Who?” Before Your Reader Gets The Chance

There’s a question that every author has to face eventually, and it’s one to which they either have the perfect answer or none at all. That question is “Sez who?”, and if you can answer it before your reader even asks, you’ll have massively improved any project, whether it’s memoir, fiction, or even your pitch

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Is The Halo Effect Exactly What Your Characters Need? - A woman stares at an angel, hearts in her eyes.
Writing
Robert Wood

Is The Halo Effect Exactly What Your Characters Need?

In writing, and most artistic endeavors, artists have the benefit of accessing and utilizing a wide range of tools. These tools can be complex and take a lot of work – like successfully folding your writing – while others – like quadrant theory – are more about understanding and refining what we already half-understand as

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Everything You Need To Know About Working With A Writing Partner - An author speaks to a dummy they've created.
Writing
Robert Wood

Everything You Need To Know About Working With A Writing Partner

Though writing is often thought of as a solitary pursuit, some notable authors have seen success by working with a writing partner, and doing so is a valuable experience that many writers experiment with at some point in their career. Despite that, twice the authors can often mean twice the problems, and if you’re entering

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