This is the moment every author lives for. Last night Michael Arnold received an elated message from the talented Fyiona Yong to let him know that her first book, “How to Thrive as a Misfit”, has gone live for pre-order on Amazon, along with a video of the first ever print copy of the book. […]
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I’ve been engrossed in Sakshi Shioramwar’s account of her character Tanaaya for the past week. Colourful, intriguing and sensuous writing — an intimate look at another part of the world and an exceptional debut novel by our talented Metro Writers colleague. Red Peacock is a tale of seeking freedom, love and revenge painted with colors
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By Ho Hai Yen The city darkened as the brick-red sun slipped between two high-rise buildings and then suddenly disappeared. In a moment as quiet as the silencing of a telephone, the city was cut off from its surroundings. Everything went dark, like a house blowing a fuse, like a pair of eyes blinded after
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Read the rest of Seth Godin’s advice on his own blog.
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No one grows up thinking they are going to be a ghostwriter. Many do it because they are journalists and want some other work. I realized it was what I really wanted to do. Writing a novel was both daunting and liberating. I’d never written or studied fiction. I’d never faced the blank page, so
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