It can be a delight to return to one of your favourite books after many years. Re-reading a classic work invariably provides a subtly different experience to the first encounter, especially if that occurred when you were young. Recently I... Read More
We’ve all seen those arrests on screen, where the accused is read their rights. 'Anything you say may be taken down and used against you,' and so on. Writers should be required to read out a similar disclaimer to anyone... Read More
In his wonderful book ‘Delight’ which praises, in short essays of a page or two, the joys of everyday things and experiences (including a new box of matches, clowning about and the sound of a football) the esteemed novelist and... Read More
As ghostwriters, we have many conversations with prospective authors. They often have questions, some of which revolve around what happens after their book is written. How will it be published and find its way into the world? When I explain... Read More
Writing your own book is a bit like doing your own dentistry. Unless you just happen to have the skills that are normally acquired through many years of training and practice, it’s a loser’s game and the results can be... Read More