This week we conclude our tour through medieval history with a glance at the weird and wonderful world of weaponry. This is not a comprehensive guide—I’m sure some of you will be annoyed I’ve left out your favourites—but rather a look at some of the lesser known yet effective weapons.
If COVID-19 has highlighted anything in our society, it’s the need look after one another, to work together and to reach out to those that
My new book, ‘Thoughts On Writing’ is out today! All funds raised from sales are being used to hep those impacted by #COVID19. Please #RT and #share! Your help is massively appreciated! #amwriting #amreading #nonfic #writingcommunity
How do you write nano fiction? Where do you find ideas? Why should you try it? Uncover the answers to all in this episode. Plus, we discuss marketing books, and I talk about my meeting with Raymond E. Feist
Coronavirus craziness has gripped the globe. How can writers make the most of all this free time?
In this episode, Richie discusses a few ways writers can help people in this time of great need, as well as a few ways you can make the most of this abundance of time.
Some of the writing tools I came across this year saved me from losing a few coins to the swear jar. Here are my top 6!
Some exciting news to kick-off 2020. The first Of Metal and Magic Compendium is out and available to the eyes of the world. Even more exciting: the first six chapters of my novel are contained within its covers!
This is the transcript for the episode of The Fantasy Writers’ Toolshed podcast of the same title. You can listen to the episode by clicking the links below.
It’s that time of year when we look back and wonder, “What the hell have I done with the past year?”
I’m hosting an Ask Me Anything (AMA) session over on Reddit’s r/Fantasy today to promote Flying on the Ground, my collection of short fiction which came
"I love this group! It's so nice to have a bunch of writers to ask advice of, share my own experiences with, and cheer on each other's successes." Michelle
"It's a great community to meet up, encourage one another, and possibly collaborate with some in the future." Tina
"I can see some of what the other writers are doing instead of being in the dark and feeling alone with my writing." Dorthy
