5 Excellent Fiction Blogs

Well it’s that time again! Time for me to take a step back and show off some of the best recent offerings from my fellow fiction and writing bloggers.

There’s no particular theme overarching the five posts I’ve chosen this week, save that they are all to do with the subtle art of story writing and I loved reading them. I trust you will too.

So, without further ado and in no particular order I give you:

‘3 Ways Food is Worldbuilding’ by Selina J. Eckert

‘The Surprising Elements of Style’ by Adira August

‘The Classic Movie Scene~Real Story Telling’ by NickeyB

‘Why I Write’ by Ashton E. Irby

‘NaNo Wrings Surprises’ by dustbunnies436

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ATTENTION AUTHORS:

Every Tuesday, I post a new edition of Spotlight: a short post which shines a proverbial spotlight on a published novel or collection of short fiction. If you would like to have your book considered for a future edition of Spotlight, drop us an e-mail including a short synopsis of your book and a link to where we can buy it. Better yet, send me a copy of your book and I can include a mini-review.

I’m still looking to interview fiction authors here on Penstricken, especially new or indie authors. Whether it’s books, plays, comics or any other kind of fiction, if you’ve got something written, I want to hear about it. If you’re interested in having your work featured on Penstricken, be to sure to drop us an e-mail or message us on Facebook/Twitter/Pinterest.

You can check out our previous interviews here:

• Sharleen Nelson, author of The Time Tourists [2]
• D. Wallace Peach, author of the Shattered Sea duology [2]
• Jacob Klop, author of Crooked Souls