Novel writing essentials Archives - Page 6 of 7

Write Advice: Rebecca Thornton on going from hobbyist to published author

Our Faber Alumni speak with author Rebecca Thornton.

From hobby writer to published author

Katherine Debona went from hobby writer to published author.

How to structure your novel

Liz Melnyczuk shares her thoughts on story structure.

Write Advice: Rupert Wallis on how to recognise a good story

Rupert Wallis explains his writing routine and how to recognise a good story.

How to do business at a book fair as a writer

Tom Bromley shares his tips on how to get the most out of the London Book Fair.

Write Advice: Rupert Wallis on point of view, structure and self-publishing

Rupert Wallis talks about point of view, structure and whether to self-publish.

Write Advice: self published author Amna Boheim answers students’ questions

Self-published author Amna Boheim answers our Faber Academy Writing a Novel online course students’ questions.

Write Advice: Emily Barr on research, rejections and publishing

Emily Barr shares her research techniques, how to deal with rejections and how publishing really works.

Write Advice: Jacqui Lofthouse on first impressions and book titles

Jacqui Lofthouse explains how some writing strikes her from the first page and the importance of a good title.

Who’s narrating your novel?

Tom Bromley offers advice on which point of view to use in your novel.

Write Advice: Charlotte Hobson on the difference between travel writing and fiction

Charlotte Hobson talks about researching, drafting and how much to worry about details.

Write Advice: Charlotte Hobson on research, drafts and details

Charlotte Hobson talks about researching, drafting and how much to worry about details.