New Cover

The cover for Elle Amberley’s new novel.

Out this Autumn.

For more news

 http://www.facebook.com/Elle.Amberley.Author

Important announcement

Our much-loved novelist, Elle Amberley, has moved her blog on her new site.

http://www.elleamberley.co.uk/

Check her out and Like her page on Facebook.
More exciting news to come.

 

My new website is now up and running. Please visit me at http://www.elleamberley.co.uk/ I will be posting there and making further announcements. Thank you so much for your support and reading me. See you on the other side… P. S. You can subscribe by clicking on the Networked blogs widget. … Read More

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Sex please, we’re British

When author Elle Amberley talks about sex. 

I had to smile when I finally got to read Elle’s ms. She coughed a little, blushing slightly.

Yes, she wrote about sex, a beautiful love scene. Perfectly placed and executed. Nothing out of place. A surprising move from one of the characters…

‘I’ m not used to write so much about…’ she said.

‘But it fits the story,’ I replied.

And it does. As an other character from the story would say, ‘You are so English!’

A beautiful novel, coming out soon, by Elle Amberley.

The writer’s madness

This madness possessing me, the one that stops me in my tracks, forcing me to write, so compulsive and obsessive. The writer’s madness, striking at the most inopportune time, any time, any place, moments lost in time. ☆☆☆ Picture credits to the Dear One, he was trying to prove his point.

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Author Elle Amberley

Elle Amberley is a woman’s fiction author. 

Watch out for her new novel, coming out soon.

An English girl in California, a new beginning…

Find her on :

http://twitter.com/ElleAmberley

http://elleamberley.wordpress.com/

 

 

 

 

http://www.linkedin.com/pub/elle-amberley/35/98/486

 

Twitter for Writers

We all love Twitter but have to be careful not to waste hours on social media. As writers, does it help you? What about the connections you’ve made? Or maybe, it’s more the social interaction?

We find it a lot of fun. It’s also a great way to find industry peeps and recommendations when you need a job done. We’re always on the look-out for talented people.

So, what about you? Is it helping you, or dragging you away from your writing?

Follow us : http://twitter.com/Indiopress

Don’t forget to follow novelist Elle Amberley :

http://twitter.com/ElleAmberley 

 

 

Twitter Tutorial : http://authopublisher.com/social-media/tutorial-for-twitter/tutorial-for-twitter-101-twitter-tips

Read this excellent post from http://occupationwriter.wordpress.com/

My first interaction with a writer on Twitter took place over two years ago. I had just finished reading Last Night in Montreal (Emily St. John Mandel’s first novel) and loved it so much that I raved about it through my Twitter account (@BibloGeek). Much to my surprise, Emily responded. This interaction convinced me of the power of Twitter for readers. At the time, hearing from an author on Twitter was akin to meeting a movie star. Not only did I … Read More

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Writerly news

Our favourite novelist, Elle Amberley.

The book to read, coming out soon.

A wonderful tale of hope and love.

It’s official, my new pen name will be Elle Amberley. New novel will be out in a few months time. Thank you for your support. More details soon, stay tuned. I am now on LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/pub/elle-amberley/35/98/486 Look forward to reading you, thank you all for great comments and messages.

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Which type of writer are you?

Maybe you write in fits and starts, or a little every day.

Maybe you write in long spells, compelled to stay with the story, as novelist Elle Amberley told us.

Do you have a timetable you stick to rigidly as Roald Dhal used to?

Or are you an undisciplined writer?

Do you revise as you write, or do you write your first draft and then go back?

And, how much do you let yourself be distracted by social media and others?

So, come and let us know. We’re waiting to hear from you.

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Fabulous Writing Quotes

An inspiring post filled with beautiful quotes.

With thanks to novelist Elle Amberley, ( @ElleAmberley )

Andre Gide: Only those things are beautiful which are inspired by madness and written by reason.

Charles Caleb Colton Our admiration of fine writing will always be in proportion to its real difficulty and its apparent ease.

Robert Frost: Poets need not go to Niagara to write about the force of falling water.

Raymond Chandler: The faster I write the better my output. If I’m going slow I’m in trouble. It means I’m pushing the words instead of being … Read More

 

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The outlining process

I’ve described my outlining process before on the blog, but this time I’m going to show you guys real pictures of my notes. I can not stress strongly enough that these are my actual notes from the book I Wish. If you haven’t read it yet and want to, there WILL be spoilers. Avoid this post at all costs if that will ruin the experience for you. The program I use is Onenote by Microsoft. I swear by it. It’s about the most amazing notetaking software … Read More

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