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Roz Morris

    Cette auteure crée des fictions qui valorisent à la fois un langage magnifique et une intrigue captivante, avec un fort accent sur les personnages et la dynamique narrative. Son style immersif entraîne souvent les lecteurs si profondément dans le monde d'une histoire qu'ils sont réticents à en partir. Tout en jonglant avec le journalisme, le ghostwriting, la correction et le coaching, elle se révèle maintenant à travers ses propres romans. Ses œuvres publiées explorent des thèmes liés à l'écriture, des histoires contemporaines de réincarnation avec une touche d'originalité, des fables de science-fiction et des récits de voyage, tout en soulevant des questions profondes sur la vie et le soi.

    Nail Your Novel. Why Writers Abandon Books and How You Can Draft, Fix and Finish With Confidence
    Not Quite Lost
    My Memories of a Future Life
    Lifeform Three
    Ever Rest
    • Ever Rest

      • 310pages
      • 11 heures de lecture
      5,0(2)Évaluer

      The story revolves around Hugo, whose life is irrevocably altered by the mysterious disappearance of his bandmate Ash during a mountaineering accident. Once part of the celebrated rock band Ashbirds, their promising future is shattered, leaving Hugo to grapple with the profound void Ash's absence creates. The narrative explores themes of loss, the impact of fame, and the enduring legacy of a captivating yet elusive figure.

      Ever Rest
    • Lifeform Three

      • 264pages
      • 10 heures de lecture
      4,5(69)Évaluer

      A forbidden life by night; the scent of bygone days; a past that lies below the surface. Paftoo is a groundsman in the last remaining countryside estate. His memories are regularly deleted to keep him productive. When he starts to have dreams, he is thrown into a battle for his memories, his soul and his cherished connection with Lifeform Three.

      Lifeform Three
    • My Memories of a Future Life

      • 368pages
      • 13 heures de lecture

      The book features a gripping narrative with expertly crafted tension and a compelling plot. The storytelling is precise and engaging, drawing readers into a world filled with intrigue and unexpected twists. Characters are well-developed, adding depth to the unfolding drama. The author's skillful writing keeps the pace brisk, ensuring that every moment is filled with suspense and excitement.

      My Memories of a Future Life
    • Not Quite Lost

      Travels Without A Sense of Direction

      • 186pages
      • 7 heures de lecture

      The book has gained notable recognition, being featured on multiple BBC regional stations, indicating its appeal and relevance. This exposure suggests it covers themes or topics of interest that resonate with a broad audience, potentially engaging with local culture or current events. The media attention highlights the book's significance and may attract readers looking for well-regarded literature.

      Not Quite Lost
    • By bestselling ghostwriter and book doctor with a top London literary consultancy. This book is used by award-winning authors and university creative writing departments. "A how-to-write book that actually does tell you how." "There are shedloads of books on how to write novels, and a lot of them are longer and considerably less useful." "I wish I'd had this book a long time ago." "The author has a proven track record as a writer of fiction, as opposed to writers of 'how to write' books." Are you writing a novel? Do you want to make sure you finish? Will you get lost and fizzle out? Will you spend more time reading about how to write than actually getting the words down? Most books on novel-writing will make you read hundreds of pages about character arcs, inciting incidents, heroes’ journeys. It’s great to know that — but while you’re reading about it you’re not writing your book. And what these books don’t tell you is how to use this learning and get the job done. Nail Your Novel is a writing buddy — and mentor — in a book. In 10 easy steps it will tell you: *how to shape your big idea and make a novel out of it *how to do your research and how to use it *how to organise your time *how to plot and build characters *when you’re going to hit problems and what to do about them *how to write on the days you don’t feel inspired *how to reread what you’ve written and polish it. Along the way, Thumbnail Notes give tutorials about storytelling and storycraft — strictly when you need them. The author has written nearly a dozen novels that have made it into print — and this is how she did it. You don’t even need to read the whole book before you get started. You read a section, then do as it says. And, once you’re finally satisfied, Nail Your Novel will tell you how to sell it to publishers and agents. A full index means you can find what you want, when you want it. You’ve dreamed of writing a novel. Don’t procrastinate with another theory book. Don’t launch in, get stuck and throw your hard work in a drawer. Nail your novel

      Nail Your Novel. Why Writers Abandon Books and How You Can Draft, Fix and Finish With Confidence