If you ask most writers which word is the most overused in writing, they’ll probably all tell you, its the word said. Let’s face it: if you write dialogue, you’re probably guilty of overusing it, too. I know I definitely have. It’s easy to do, because most dialogue is simply two characters talking back and […]
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Just the other day, a fellow writer asked me an interesting question: “How often do you talk about your books?” I had to think about it for a moment. I … Continue reading How Often Do You Talk About Your Writing?
That’s right, folks: this one’s for the boys. Oh, of course anyone can read it, but I Probably Should Have Kept That To Myself is much more male-centric than my … Continue reading Aidan Sirci Headlines W.E.’s First Guy’s Fiction
Every writer wants to receive positive reviews for their writing. Positive reviews reinforce what we want to believe: our writing is AMAZING. But negative reviews are helpful, too. A little … Continue reading Positive and Negative Reviews
Let’s face it: 2020 has not been one of our better years. It’s been LOADED with challenges. There have been wicked hurricanes, the Coronavirus, more political chatter than you can … Continue reading You’re Great
On November 17, 2017, I released a new type of story. This story was completely different from anything I had ever written before. It involves a series of murders, psychics, … Continue reading The Witch is Back
One of the most controversial books of it’s time, is J D Salinger’s The Catcher in the Rye. The book was banned for it’s use of “vulgar language, sexual scenes … Continue reading To Swear or Not to Swear
After nearly two years of writing, stopping, facing writer’s block, and a few other things, the sequel to The Witch of Fulton Lane has finally arrived! The Age of the … Continue reading “The Age of the Daughter” has arrived
I began writing the sequel to The Witch of Fulton Lane over a year ago. Since that time, I moved, changed jobs, changed jobs again, and had to deal with COVID 19 (of course all of us are dealing with that). Plus, there were a few other obstacles in my way. Now I can finally say, the book is nearly ready. I’m just waiting to approve the proof from Amazon’s KDP.
While I’m always a little sad to see a project reach completion, I’m happy to see this one come to an end. A finished project means it’s over (the hard part, anyway). But it also frees me to work on something else, and devote some time to promoted my latest work.
The Age of the Daughter has entered it’s final stages of completion. It should be available on Amazon by next week.
As I mentioned in a previous post, I’m in the middle of moving my website domain away from Go Daddy to WordPress. This means, I’ll only have one site to maintain from now on (which makes things so much easier!). Until I finish working out all the details, you can still purchase Woolaston Entertainment books through me.
I don’t have the online store in place yet, but if you would like to purchase a book, Amazon and Barnes and Noble are options. You can also purchase books from me. I still accept payments via Paypal. If you’re interested in a book, please email me: woolastonentertainment@gmail.com, and I will provide price information.
