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1. TEN TIPS FOR NEW AUTHORS

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More from @adamhamdy

Feb 27
📢TEN TIPS to help you find your voice as a writer📢

1. Discovering your writing voice takes time and practice. Don't be afraid to experiment and try new things.

#writingtips #WritingCommunity #creativity
2. Read widely and often to find inspiration for your own writing style. Never copy someone else's style, but learn from other writers to figure out what you like.

#amreading #writingvoice #writerslife
3. Tailor your voice to what you're writing. A contemporary thriller written as ancient Greek sophist probably won't work. But there are no rules and you never know until you try...

#writingcommunity #creativity #voice
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Feb 21
CREATING CHARACTERS - Ten tips for writers who want great characters.

1. Characters are the heart of your story. Take time to get to know them as if they were real people. Where did they come from? What motivates them? What do they want? What do they need?

#writingtips
2. Make your characters memorable and different. You can do this by giving your character a distinctive:
*backstory
*speech pattern
*motivation
*responses
*behaviour
*personality
*perspective.

#amwriting #authors
3. How many perfect people do you know? Don't be afraid to make your characters flawed. Perfection can be dull. Give your characters imperfections that make them relatable and interesting.

#writingadvice
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Feb 19
Probability determines responses. Good for small talk. Not so good for thinking.

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DON'T rely on AI to do your research or homework. At least not yet. Check everything it tells you with an independent source.

DO complete the ITW AI survey if you're a reader and would like to express your views on the future of AI in publishing.

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Feb 16
A few people have asked to see what I was asking the AI that caused it to be dishonest.

Here's a thread with a full exchange.

ChatGPT seems to fabricate evidence quite frequently, so try it yourself and check the AI's sources.

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The lies continue.

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ChatGPT didn't mean to hurt me. It just kind of happened.

3/5
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Feb 13
Mini-thread of my books coming out in 2023.

First up, the paperbacks of THE OTHER SIDE OF NIGHT - one of NPR's best books of 2022, and a New York Times best thriller of 2022.

UK (March 2023) and North America (July 2023).

#newbooks #Readers #Reading The UK cover of The Other Side of Night, a novel by Adam HamThe US cover of The Other Side of Night, a novel by Adam Ham
PRIVATE MOSCOW, my first novel in the heart-pounding Private series with @JP_Books, publishes in North America in June.

#thriller #thrillerbooks #Readers The cover of Private Moscow, a novel by James Patterson and
WHITE FIRE, the third book in the action-packed Scott Pearce series, publishes in the UK, Ireland, Australia and New Zealand in August, and the first two books, BLACK 13 and RED WOLVES, are getting exciting reissues.

#thrillerbooks #thriller #thrillers #Reading The cover of White Fire, a novel by Adam Hamdy, featuring a The cover of Black 13, a novel by Adam Hamdy, featuring a myThe cover of Red Wolves, a novel by Adam Hamdy, featuring a
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Feb 7
TEN TIPS FOR AUTHORS LOOKING FOR IDEAS

1. Write what you know. Reach into your past for inspiration. Use personal experiences and emotions to create relatable characters and compelling storylines.

#writingtips #ideas #creativity #WritingCommunity
2. Explore your passions and interests to find inspiration for your novel. Think badminton is run of the mill? Think again. Your local sports club might contain someone who inspires the hero or villain of your next book. #writingtips #creativity
3. Observe the world around you – read the news, trawl the Internet, pay attention to the stories unfolding before you. Scratch beneath the surface and try to figure out how and why things happen, and why people respond in certain ways. #writingtips #ideas
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