Writing 
Tools for writing(1)
I’m talking at CraftFest today, the teaching arm of that great annual convention Thrillerfest, and promised students I’d put up a list of the software mentioned in the talk here for their benefit. You’ll find the list below. For the record my current portfolio of writing tools is Scrivener for the main work, Word for submission, Together for data storage and iPhoto for keeping photo records.
Books by David Hewson on audio, tape, CD and download
Most of my books are now available on audio, on tape, CD and by download, thanks to the efforts of my audio publisher, WF Howes. To buy books on CD please go to Whole Story Audio Books where you will find a specific page for titles. Please note it may take a little while for the latest titles to appear in the retail channel and for download.
You can also get most of the books on download too from Audible. For Audible UK go here. For Audible US go here. Please note that all of these books are unabridged - full versions of the original story, not shortened abridged versions.
A new camera for research
I seem to be due to spend a fair bit of time talking about the craft of writing this year, and one subject at these events is, inevitably, research. I do stacks of it. The most useful tool of all?…