Authors are facing a turbulent time. Everywhere we look, creativity is being threatened by generative AI (Artificial Intelligence). Sadly, it’s not just the written word being threatened, but all the creative arts. Books, graphic design, voice acting and voice over work, journalism, photography, illustrations, animation, music, and more. The list goes on. Daily, authors who have poured their heart and soul into their writing are being accused of using generative AI to writ

Penny’s alarm startled her as she removed her sleep mask. Her breathing was rapid, and her heart raced. She picked up her phone. Chloe answered on the second ring. ‘Hey. You, Okay? I’m just hopping in the shower. I’ll be ready by six, like we planned.’ ‘I’ve changed my mind. I can’t do this.’ ‘Pen. You’re the one who was adamant about doing this. This was your idea.’ ‘What if I get lost? What if I forget how to drive?’ ‘That’s why we are coming with you. W

Domestic psychological thrillers have become one of the most commercially successful subgenres in modern fiction. Thanks to books like ‘Gone Girl’, ‘The Girl on the Train’, and ‘The Silent Patient’, these stories draw readers into tense, intimate worlds where ordinary relationships hide dark secrets. Why are they so popular? Here are some of the reasons I love to read them. The Fear Hidden in Ordinary Life One of the strongest attractions of domestic psychological thrille

Changing the genre you write in can feel like stepping off a cliff, blindfolded. For me, the decision to explore a different genre was not sudden, but rather a gradual process. I have always been a big reader of psychological thrillers, particularly the sub genre of domestic thriller. After six years of writing light hearted contemporary fiction, I had been yearning to try my hand at something new. The urge to explore new themes and experiment with a different narrative