After the first book "Write When You Can" comes the second: "Between the Lines: Creative Writing" — a book about writing as practice, as attitude, and as craft. Not a textbook, but a companion for everyone who wants to write — or wants to start writing again.
What is it about?
"Between the Lines" is for everyone who takes writing seriously — as a path, not a destination. The book collects impulses, methods, and reflections on the practice of creative writing: What happens when you start writing? What helps when you get stuck? How does an idea become a text that holds together?
At the centre is the act of writing itself — not correcting, not theorising, but the concrete practice of placing words on paper.
Who is it for?
For teachers who want to bring creative writing into the classroom. For anyone who writes — or wants to (re)start. And for anyone who believes they cannot write. Especially for them.
The connection to the first book
"Write When You Can" was a beginning — a book that shows writing is possible. "Between the Lines" goes a step further: it looks more carefully. What is inside a sentence? What happens between the words? How does meaning emerge that goes beyond the obvious?
Both books stand alone, but complement each other in content.
Available on Amazon
"Between the Lines: Creative Writing" is available as a paperback and as an e-book on Amazon.