Posted on April 6, 2021 by Christopher Tallon
Horror novelist Jennifer Soucy takes over my blog to give 7 great writing tips! (There’s also a book giveaway!)
Category: author interview, behind the process, behind the process, writingTags: free books, horror, jennifer soucy, novels, writing tips
Posted on April 5, 2021 by Christopher Tallon
Hey folks! I’m giving away some Jennifer Soucy books!!!!!!! Click the link for details!!!!!! Jennifer Soucy is an excruciatingly talented woman. In her novels, she has a darkly poetic style that delivers intense emotion while, at the same time, keeps an expert eye on… Continue Reading “Creative Ops | Ep. 22 | Jennifer Soucy (Again!) – Horror, Books & Movies, Writing & Publishing, and Friend Talk”
Category: author interview, Interview, podcast, writingTags: horror author, indie author, jennifer soucy, podcast, writing process, YA author
Posted on April 3, 2021 by Christopher Tallon
Jennifer Soucy is a great writer, and a friend of mine. She’s going to give away books, people. For free. See what we’re looking for to get some good reads on the cheap-cheap!
Category: author interview, podcast, writingTags: book giveaway, creative ops, free books, jennifer soucy, podcast
Posted on December 21, 2020 by Christopher Tallon
Howdy Folks! If you’ve been here before, you may have known that I, Christopher Tallon, am the host of Creative Ops (a podcast for creative people, by creative people). If not…well, I am. As the year winds down, I wanted to tell anyone who… Continue Reading “Badass Writers to Watch for in 2021”
Category: author interview, writingTags: author, creative writing, good books, horror fiction, novelist
Posted on September 30, 2020 by Christopher Tallon
10 writing tips fresh from Brandon Scott’s appearance on Creative Ops (a podcast for creative people, by creative people). Brandon Scott is the Amazon bestselling author of the Vodou series. Get inside his head here…
Category: author interview, behind the process, podcast, writingTags: fiction, podcast, writing, writing advice, writing tips