I'm exited to announce that I've had the opportunity to interview Paul Fenton, author of indie book, Punchline, a dark comic mystery.

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Why you should give indie books a chance.

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Despite Britpop's lessons about the merits of independent record labels, there appears to be an unpalatable snobbery surrounding indie books. However, independent publishers provide the most diverse range of cheap, high quality books, that you'll find anywhere. So why resist?

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Last week I entered a Halloween-themed short story competition. I just found out that my short story, Secret Diary of a Teenage Witch has been shortlisted. Please vote for your favourite.

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The tried and tested ways of promoting your eBook that the guide books don't tell you.

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Sophie Robbins is only eighteen, but that hasn't stopped her from writing a best selling Kindle book, "A Hole in the World." It's great to have found a book in the Lesbian and Gay section of the Kindle Store, that doesn't make me ashamed to write for that genre.

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I resisted getting an eReader, because I thought they were boring-looking, would hurt my eyes, and generally ruin my reading experience. How wrong I was!

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I've just been to my first EVER writers' group, Word Central. Previously, I've avoided writers' groups as if they were some sort of plague that might bring my creativity out in disfiguring hives. I came to the conclusion that my reservations were a somewhat silly obstacle.

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I'm not ashamed to say, that I sometimes lie awake in bed, making casting decisions about the non-existent film adaptation of Straight Out of University.

Jim Sturgess, Sara Hoopell and Andrew Garfield are just three of the British actors in my fantasy cast.

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Don't get bogged down trying to make your eBook look like a print edition. An eBook is supposed to be dynamic and users love to tweak their displays.

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