Turning To Crime: Writing Colonial Mysteries, with Alison Stuart
Writer On The Road
English - May 17, 2018 09:54 - 48 minutes - 66.1 MB - ★★★★ - 5 ratingsBusiness Arts Books fiction interviews health interview Homepage Download Apple Podcasts Google Podcasts Overcast Castro Pocket Casts RSS feed
Curious about how an author goes about building a world to create a series? Alison Stuart, Australian author of historical fiction set around the time of the Civil War, is embarking on a new project, the Harriet Gordon Mysteries, the first of which, Singapore Sapphire, is set in 1910 Singapore and will be released early in 2019. You can find out more here (https://www.harrietgordonmysteries.com/) .
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Alison spent three years living in Singapore as an ex-pat wife and used the time to hone her writing skills. She is a lawyer and past president of the Romance Writers of Australia.
Our conversation ranges from how to write a crime novel to the intricacies of Scrivener as a word management system and the importance of writing groups. You can find out more about Alison and her writing here. (https://www.alisonstuart.com/about-alison.html)
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This week’s sponsor is Paul Brodie’s The Book Publishing For Authors Implementation Program. You can find out more here. (http://www.brodieedu.com/services)
Curious about how an author goes about building a world to create a series? Alison Stuart, Australian author of historical fiction set around the time of the Civil War, is embarking on a new project, the Harriet Gordon Mysteries, the first of which, Singapore Sapphire, is set in 1910 Singapore and will be released early in 2019. You can find out more here.
Alison spent three years living in Singapore as an ex-pat wife and used the time to hone her writing skills. She is a lawyer and past president of the Romance Writers of Australia.
Our conversation ranges from how to write a crime novel to the intricacies of Scrivener as a word management system and the importance of writing groups. You can find out more about Alison and her writing here.
This week’s sponsor is Paul Brodie’s The Book Publishing For Authors Implementation Program. You can find out more here.