The HD Steampunk Basket Is Open...
Let the splendiferous steampunkery begin...
Let the splendiferous steampunkery begin...
Can writing a real live action role play event translate into writing a novel...? Anna Atkinson-Dunn investigates!
300 words... any genre... any style... go wild with the what ifs!
Many thanks to everyone who sent in stories for April's Flash!Mob: SET IN STONE.
RHW: Project Management for Authors, April 2024 check-in
Author Q&A: we catch up with Ben Sawyer as he looks forward to Sci-Fi Scarborough this weekend.
Originally published in Harvey Duckman Presents... Volume 10, September 2022
Author Q&A: we catch up with John Holmes-Carrington as he works on the final edit of his novel...
Originally published in Harvey Duckman Presents... Volume 9, March 2022
300 words... any genre... any style... go wild with the what ifs!
Some of the most wonderful books we’ve published over the years at Sixth Element have been memoirs and true life stories. But one question we’re often asked is why would anyone be interested in reading about ordinary lives.
Want to finish your WIP but keep getting stuck? Too many projects on the go and struggling to prioritise to get anywhere near finishing any of them? Frustrated? Doubting yourself? It might be that you need to take a step back and use some project management.
Author Q&A: we catch up with Christine King, the author of award-winning Regency romances including The Blade and The Dove, Echoes of the Stones, Smuggler’s Moon and Stolen Innocence.
Originally published in Harvey Duckman Presents... Volume 3, October 2019
One of our first few flash fiction collections, Flash!Mob: Into The Future is a fab eBook packed with creative and often disturbing insights into the kind of technology that isn't that far away... FlashMob-INTO-THE-FUTUREA book, written and published in a week...? Why not! FlashMob-INTO-THE-FUTURE-Generic.epub287 KBdownload-circle Inspired
I am not ashamed to say that trying to promote my books and develop a social media author platform has given me problems over the years.
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We've had a lot of fun over the past few of years with mini flash projects to write and publish a book in a week.
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We have seven baskets into which we allocate stories as they are accepted. These baskets lead to themed editions of Harvey...
Welcome back! After a hiatus of a good long while, Harvey is back! Thank you all for being patient while Schrodinger Harvey's fate was in the balance. We're now all gearing up and ready for a new chapter in the adventure. Look forward to new Harvey
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Arthur Robinson House in Billingham, Teesside, England is the official office of Sixth Element Publishing and base to an amazing group of writers who call it home.
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As anyone who knows me knows, when I finished LC’s first book, Kheris Burning, I almost didn’t release it.
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Since going super high-tech last year with software-based high end intelligence analysis to document my Thieves’ Guild stuff, I’ve ditched right back to pen and paper this year...
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For someone who writes far future high action scifi, I’m quite old school.
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Trigger Warning... (music and writing, miscarriage and loss…)
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To celebrate International Rum Day, here are my five favourite writing rums...
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The answer is complicated, as always… when is it ever not complicated?
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How geeky is it to know the MBTi types of your main characters?
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My characters’ names are very important to me. Some of them turn up with their own names right away, some are more difficult.
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Writing Residual Belligerence (Hil) took me a year, Blatant Disregard (LC) took about a year and a half – I’ve just found my notebook with the first scribblings of Harsh Realities (NG) and it’s dated exactly three years ago.