Author name: Nadia Sharp

Book launches

I’ve attended a few book launches in the past few months, and I’d say it’s a really great way to celebrate a book. I know it’s not always accessible, doable, or affordable for many writers, and a bookstore can only host so many launches, but having one is definitely worth it. I love attending them—I

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Reading short fiction

I’ve been learning so much lately about writing short fiction. It’s not that I’m new to short stories, but I believe it’s important to sharpen your craft from time to time. That doesn’t mean I’m a professional writer, either. In fact, I think professionalism involves continuous learning. It doesn’t have to be something you borrow

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Dark fiction

The last couple of weeks, I wrote two short pieces of fiction, each around 3,000 words. I wrote them specifically for an anthology that required writers to write short fiction within 1,500 words, but since I couldn’t actually interfere with how my story flew, I decided to keep writing and finish at the finish line

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Radio Plays

I used to listen to a radio theater podcast called The Truth. They usually aired science fiction and somewhat supernatural radio plays, and I always enjoyed them. I think radio plays don’t get the attention they deserve; in my humble opinion, they provide a very pleasurable and engaging listening experience. They’re more lively and animated

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