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Top Fictional Villains I love to hate
As a reader, I have fallen in love with many a bookish bad boy. But this is not that list. This list is for the truly heinous characters I can never forget.
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All About NaNoWriMo Young Writers Program
The NaNoWriMo Young Writer's Program is for aspiring writers under the age of eighteen.
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What is NaNoWriMo?
How to write a 50k word draft during National Novel Writing Month (NaNoWriMo)
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A Man’s Review of Shanna by Kathleen Woodiwiss
Ian Tennent reviews "Shanna" by Kathleen Woodiwiss, noting the 666-page historical romance as a mix of adventure and mild bedroom scenes. Ian admits it’s not his usual genre but would recommend it to fans, giving it 4 spicy stars.
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The Best Books on Writing
This list of recommended craft books for writers provides valuable advice from seasoned authors. Continuous learning and self-improvement in writing is strongly encouraged.
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How to Write a Book: a Step-By-Step Guide
A comprehensive, step-by-step guide on how to write a book, by award-winning author Melissa Delport. If you are new to authoring, start here.
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Anna Karenina by Leo Tolstoy: Book Summary and Review
An in-depth review and book summary of Anna Karenina by Leo Tolstoy
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Amanda Prowse: Life Imitating Art
“Amanda Prowse writes contemporary fiction.” This could, quite possibly, be the understatement of the century. Amanda, who started her professional writing career in 2011, has released no less than 11 full-length novels and 5 novellas in the five years since. Not only does she write books faster than most people take to read them, but she does it magnificently! Her books have made her a household name and a bestselling author.
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Mark Pilgrim: Beyond the Baldness
With his distinctive bald head, warm personality and easy-going demeanor, Mark Pilgrim is one of South Africa's best-known radio and TV personalities.
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Lauren Beukes: The Shining Girl
Her work has been praised by Stephen King. George RR Martin dubs her a “major, major talent.” Leonardo Di Caprio’s production company sends her Christmas cards. South Africa’s hottest speculative-fiction writing export, Lauren Beukes, who is regularly seen sporting a Wonder Woman t-shirt, is a superhero in her own right.




















