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🚢 A Week of Travels and Literary Journeys | Author Diary – September 22, 2024 📚🌍

Step into this week’s Author Diary as I share my experiences from a recent cruise and delve into some compelling reads.

🚢 Cruise Adventures:

This week, I took a break from writing to embark on a cruise that took me to some of Europe’s most storied destinations, including Pompeii, Rome, and Girona. Each city offered its own unique blend of history, culture, and breathtaking sights. From the ancient ruins of Pompeii to the medieval charm of Girona, this journey was a treasure trove of inspiration and a wonderful escape from the daily grind.

📘 Reading Along the Way:

During the cruise, I immersed myself in “Among the Trolls” by Marianna Spring, a captivating exploration of modern conspiracism. I’m currently engrossed in “Fake Heroes” by Otto English, which offers insightful commentary wrapped in engaging storytelling.

Next week, I plan to return to writing, energised by the wealth of experiences and ideas gathered during my travels. I’d love to hear about your experiences with travel and how they have influenced your creative or professional life.

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Jon’s author diary – February 9, 2024 #amwriting

In this week’s Author Diary, join me as I delve into the progress of “Punks Versus Zombies” and the significant rewrites for “The Wolf and the Wyvern,” along with my current reading adventure.

📝 “Punks Versus Zombies” Update:
Exciting news for fans of the series! I’ve completed writing episodes 20 and 21 of “Punks Versus Zombies.” It’s been a thrilling ride developing these episodes, and I can’t wait to share them with you.

✍️ Rewriting “The Wolf and the Wyvern”:
This week also involved a deep dive into rewriting the final scenes of “The Wolf and the Wyvern,” book 2 of the Ravenglass Legends. It’s always a unique challenge to refine these crucial moments in a story, and I’m eager to bring you a more impactful and satisfying conclusion.

📚 Current Read – “Esrahaddon” by Michael J. Sullivan:
I’ve started “Esrahaddon,” book 3 in Michael J. Sullivan‘s Rise and Fall series. About 20 percent in, I’m still immersing myself in the story’s world and getting to grips with the unfolding narrative.

Stay tuned for more updates and insights into my writing and reading journey. Share your thoughts on creating climactic scenes in writing or your current reads in the comments below. Don’t forget to like, share, and subscribe for weekly insights into my author’s life!

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Jon’s author diary, February 2, 2024 #amwriting

Welcome to this week’s Author Diary, where I share my progress with “Punks Versus Zombies” and the importance of rest, especially when under the weather.

🖋️ Progress on “Punks Versus Zombies”
This week, I focused on developing “Punks Versus Zombies.” Despite the challenges of feeling unwell, I managed to make some headway with this exciting project. I’m eager to share more about the developments.

🤒 Battling a Cold
Unfortunately, I caught a cold, which meant I had to slow down and prioritise rest. This week has been a reminder of the importance of listening to our bodies and taking the necessary time to recover.

🛌 The Importance of Rest
Being unwell has highlighted the need for rest and self-care, especially in creative professions. It’s crucial to balance work with health and well-being.

Next week, I’m looking forward to getting back on track with “Punks Versus Zombies” and sharing more updates with you all.

Feel free to share your own experiences with balancing health and work, or any tips you have for staying creative while recovering from an illness. Don’t forget to like, share, and subscribe for weekly insights into my author’s journey!

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Jon’s author diary – January 26, 2024 #amwriting

Discover the latest in author Jon Cronshaw’s journey in this week’s diary. Post-launch rest, “The Wolf and the Wyvern” updates, reading “Nolyn” and “Conspiratuality,” and outlining “Punks Versus Zombies.”

Welcome to this week’s Author Diary! After the whirlwind launch of “The Fall of Wolfsbane,” I took a well-deserved break to recharge. Now, I’m back with some exciting updates on my ongoing projects and recent reads!

🌿 Post-Launch Rest: Taking a few days off post-launch was essential. It gave me the much-needed time to relax and rejuvenate after the intense period leading up to the release of “The Fall of Wolfsbane.”

🐺 Progress on “The Wolf and the Wyvern”: I’ve made substantial progress in redrafting Ragnar’s story in “The Wolf and the Wyvern,” nearing the end of this crucial phase. It’s shaping up to be an enthralling part of the Ravenglass Legends series.

📚 This Week’s Reads:

  • “Nolyn” by Michael J. Sullivan: Diving into this fantasy world has been a delightful experience.
  • “Conspiratuality” by Derek Beres, Julian Walker, and Matthew Remski: An intriguing read that explores the intersection of conspiracy theories and spirituality.

🧟‍♂️ Outlining “Punks Versus Zombies“: I’ve outlined the remainder of the “Punks Versus Zombies” series. This step is vital in steering the serial towards a satisfying conclusion, and I can’t wait to share the final chapters with you all.

Looking forward to the coming week, I plan to continue my work on “The Wolf and the Wyvern” and gradually bring “Punks Versus Zombies” to its epic finale.

Share your thoughts on balancing rest with creative work, or discuss any intriguing reads you’ve come across lately. Don’t forget to like, share, and subscribe for weekly insights into my author’s journey!

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