Category Archives: Writing
Guest post by Theresa Paolo
Today I’m delighted to welcome New Adult author Theresa Paolo to Off the Page sharing the A-Z of what she’s learned as a writer…
2013/14 and WIPmarathon Check-in No. 5
It’s 2014 already. That’s ten years since I left high school. Already? Where did the time go? I’ve been MIA recently not only because it was holidays and I desperately needed some down time before going back to teaching next … Continue reading
WIPMarathon Check-in No. 3
Last Word Count: 7, 272 Current WC + CC (or SC): 11, 550 WIP Issues this week: I love this story and love my characters, but this story could go one of two ways: … Continue reading
Interview with Teen Author Kirsten A. Everett
Today I’m delighted to welcome teen author Kirsten A. Everett to Off the Page, chatting about her latest books Eclipse Child and Escaping Extinction. Tell us a little about yourself, who is Kirsten Everett? Kirsten … Continue reading
WIPmarathon Check-in No. 2
Week two of the WIPmarathon! My goals have changed a little. While waiting on beta reader feedback on the YA novel, I’m drafting an NA novel. This is actually the novel I started working on earlier this year for the … Continue reading
Why Writing Workshops Rock!
For the past few weeks, I’ve been participating in a New Adult writing workshop courtesy of Litreactor and the awesome Rhonda Helms. This was my first ever full on writing workshop where we got lectures and then homework based on … Continue reading
WIPMarathon Check -In #1
Time for this WIPmarathon’s first check-in! My goal for this WIPmarathon is detailed here. Basically, to finish the WIP and do revisions so that the ms was in a fit state for beta reading. And guess what? it’s DONE! 🙂 … Continue reading
WIPMarathon December
Woot! It’s that time of the year again! WIPMarathon! Last time I took part in this, I wrote 30k words of a story that might never have seen the light of day. Can’t wait to jump into this again in … Continue reading
That time I finished the WIP…Almost
Last night I had my first ever Thanksgiving dinner courtesy of an American friend and it was lovely. I especially enjoyed going around the table, letting everyone say what they were thankful for because it made me realise I had … Continue reading