But What Are They Eating?: FOODFIC: Please Welcome Marianne de Pierres, Autho...

But What Are They Eating?: FOODFIC: Please Welcome Marianne de Pierres, Autho...: The best thing about writing SFF is the fact that you get to make stuff up. I mean, whatever you want, really, as long as it fits the mood, ...

Writing Craft Sunday

Over at the new ROR blog we run a post every Sunday on Writing Craft. Drop by and say Hi.

Time management for writers

Agents, the ins and outs.

World Building

Dialogue, the Good, the Bad and the Ugly


Pacing or Beware the Sagging Middle


Pitch your Book

Tips for Writing Steam Punk

Synopsis

The Dreaded Synopsis!

Following on from the Industry Insight post, the new ROR blog now has a post about tackling that tricky thing, the synopsis!

Update on Industry Insight

Due to popular demand (LOL) the ROR blog is going to do a series of writing craft posts over on the new site. So drop by and put in a request for what you want.

Industry Insight

Over at the new ROR blog we are doing a thread about the Publishing Industry. The ROR team realised we had over 70 years experience between us, so we've opened the blog to questions.

Drop by and ask away.

A Giveaway for lovers of Children's Books ...

Over at the new ROR blog, the lovely (award winning) Kate Forsyth has done a post about how she finds the right voice to write for children.

So if write for children, or are just curious, drop by the new ROR blog.

Kate is also giving away two copies of her new book, 'The Wildkin's Curse'.

A Moving Experience!

ROR is moving to a wordpress site. So we can:

• have pages behind the blog
• where we can give away award stories
• and spread out
  

Like Albert here, we've packed our bags and shifted across to:

http://ripping-ozzie-reads.com/

This site will be closed down soon.

But don't worry, there's going to be one more post here to let you know when award winning Kate Forsyth will do a post on the new blog ROR site.

She'll be talking about writing for children and young adults and there'll be a give away of her new book. So if you are a children's writer, or you are thinking of writing for children or young adults, then slip over and say Hi!