On Writing ‘n the Writers
Those who treat writing as a vehicle of visibility would be incapable of experiencing the joy of the journey.
My maiden 'Novel' blues
What a poetic justice it was that the publishers’ apathy, for my literary foray into an uncharted fictional arena, pushed me into Roopa’s despondent shoes, leg for leg! So to say, to atone for myself, and to earn for her the empathy, at least, of a few discerning readers, I self-published it, in which some have found freshness
NAME DROP, ME? NEVER!
Hugging Eric Clapton... drinking espressos with Ronnie Wood... tea with Emma Thompson in her kitchen... turning down an audience with Roger Moore in St. Moritz… it’s all in a day’s work for some random lanky bloke called Sebastian Wocker. But why do I continue to cavort with so many household names?
The New Writing Ecosystem: Will AI Make Writers More Valuable or Less Relevant?
AI is not simply changing the tools writers use. It is changing the relationships through which writing is created, evaluated, distributed, discovered, and valued. Those who understand this transformation can make more informed decisions about their work, their readers, and their professional development.
The Future of Authorship
At the heart of the book are durable principles that can remain relevant even as AI technology changes: human agency, meaningful authorship, transparency, verification, quality, distinctiveness and reader trust.
O VALE DAS TREVAS
O VALE DAS TREVAS se trata de um livro espiritualista onde o autor é levado por sua Mentora espiritual numa viagem de estudo no submundo espiritual. Os temas p…
My ‘Novel’ Account of Human Possibility
Who would have thought that life held such literary possibilities in English language for a rustic Telugu lad in rural Andhra even in post-colonial India? The possibilities of life are indeed novel, and seemingly my life has crystallized itself in my body of work before death could dissipate it.
Media Review: Gloucester History Festival
I purchased a digital pass to the Gloucester History Festival, because I recognized a few names on the program. I was excited to hear from Nicola Tallis, Janina…
The Boy Who Was Sent to the Back of the Class
In a 1970s Birmingham comprehensive school, I was the kid who was sent to the back of the classroom to think about my bad spelling, shocking grammar, and lack of concentration. Nobody cared about the imagination inside my head. Fifty years later, that same boy became a bestselling author. This is my story of being different, finding my path and never giving up.
The Rivening of One
The History of the Land, as told by the Wizard Tobin to Squire.
Overcoming Writer's Block: Practical Strategies for Authors to Stay Creative
Every author experiences moments when words refuse to flow. Understanding writer's block and adopting practical techniques can help writers regain creativity and continue making progress.
Why Every Author Needs a Personal Brand in the Digital Age
In today's competitive publishing landscape, writing a great book is only part of the journey. Building a strong personal brand helps authors connect with readers, establish credibility, and create long-term success.
Building a Writing Habit: How Consistency Helps Authors Finish Their Books
Many aspiring writers dream of publishing a book, but only those who develop a consistent writing habit successfully transform their ideas into completed manuscripts.
The Rise of Independent Authors: How Self-Publishing is Transforming the Book Industry
Self-publishing has revolutionized the literary world, empowering writers to publish their work independently and reach global audiences without relying on traditional publishing houses.
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