Tag Serial novel
Of everything I have ever written, I dare say that Deck of Clover is – and will be – the most challenging story I have ever written. Simply due to the technical skills required to write a full length novel from… Continue Reading →
Once again, we’re back! I know, you weren’t expecting an author interview so late in the month, but here I am, barely making it. I’ll be honest, I got a little carried away with this interview, so it stretched ridiculously… Continue Reading →
Ah…finally got away from work, sat down, and put this together. There might not be another interview for next month, as every time I do this, I make sure I’ve read the works of author so as to get it… Continue Reading →
When I first started Keep Walking, it was due to a sudden boom in online artworks of giant robots. One of the artist that caught my attention was Facundo Diaz. His works inspired me to visualize a whole new range of… Continue Reading →
You want to start writing a story, so you immediately start on it. You put words on a page and the story flows. At least, until you get to a point where you need to explain what is happening. This… Continue Reading →
Recently, on Twitter, I randomly asked a question of curiosity to my fellow serial writers. What’s your word count per chapter? It led to quite an interesting discussion, and I ended up inspired to write a post about the subject…. Continue Reading →
I received a nice email from a reader asking about my writing journey from start till the present, how I came to write my first book, and how I came to self-publishing. I told them I’d write a blog entry about… Continue Reading →
This week, The Chronicles of Tearha: The Number 139 went live of JukePop Serials. If In Evening was a work from the mind and 139 Years a work from the heart, The Number 139 would be a work from my soul. I don’t often talk in-details about… Continue Reading →
I love writing fight scenes. And I’m not just saying that to stand out or anything. I know a few writers who hates it with a passion. After all, the process of writing a fight scene is usually seen as… Continue Reading →