Start with a synopsis Sitting down to write a novel can be scary and it is the fear of starting that can prevent writers from becoming published authors. Start by writing your idea down in its skeleton form. Lay the foundations and then start to add the flourishes that will make your novel unique. You… Read More Top Writing Tips from Impress Editorial
Saeida Rouass has worked as a teacher and trainer in various countries including Tunisia, Egypt, Kuwait, Borneo, Malaysia and Ethiopia. She currently manages an education programme for a government conservation project in the Sultanate of Oman and lives in a fishing village on the outskirts of Muscat, the capital. She talks to us about the… Read More Interview: Saeida Rouass author of Eighteen Days of Spring in Winter
“I once told you, Cameron-Strange, that there is a tipping point. Stay this side of it, and the failsafe mechanisms apply. Cross it, and the past is irrevocable.”… Read More Presenting Dr Alistair Cameron-Strange
“It is a truth universally acknowledged that the print book is dead and the e-book is taking over”… Read More Never Judge A Book By Its Format…
The Impress Prize for New Writers 2015 has come to an end! However, in preparation for next year’s prize, here are some nuggets of wisdom from our shortlisted authors. Hop over to the website to read more about each author, and an extract from each book! *Winner* Annabel Abbs, author of My Perfect Mind “Don’t… Read More Top writing tips from our shortlisted authors
Impress Books is very pleased to announce the launch of our e-book only imprint, ‘Watchword’ with the debut novella Eighteen Days of Spring in Winter by Saeida Rouass.… Read More Announcing Watchword
