5 lessons I learned from Carlos Ruiz Zafón
I recently finished The Shadow Of The Wind by masterful storyteller Carlos Ruiz Zafón and before I go any further… Fear not – NO SPOILERS in this post. The Shadow Of […]
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There are many things a book can do for us…
Once again, I’d like to direct you over to Ula’s where I wrote another guest post from her Monday Inspirations series. Last time, I spoke about the unvarnished truth in Tahar Ben Jelloun’s […]
The British Library – my refuge in London.
If an architect and a writer came together for coffee, the British Library would probably be mentioned once or twice. The first one will appreciate the building, the second will cherish its […]
8 ways you can research your novel and characters.
A week ago, I realised I only knew about 10% of what I should know about Berber culture – a crucial part of my novel. Suddenly, I felt miserable and clueless. […]
The unvarnished truth.
Today, I am so excited to direct you over to Ula’s world. As part of the Monday Inspiration series hosted on her blog, I have written a guest post on Tahar […]
Morocco lives in me.
Every writer is (or should be) a reader. It’s pretty simple, really. If you want to be good at what you do, you have to put yourself in your […]
Reading is about the journey, not the destination.
There are certain stories you never want to end. Certain characters you want to rediscover all over again, follow their footsteps, laugh and cry with them, share their loaf of bread and […]
A writer's caravan 