I'm Jessica, nineteen from England.

Self-confessed tea & sushi addict. I love writing, reading, music, photography, art, films and reviews.

I've just finished a Creative Writing course and I'm going back to study English at college part-time in September.

Writing is the one thing I won't give up on! My biggest dream (since the age of five with my first ever story entitled 'The Skeleton with the Spot') has always been to become a successful author. Any feedback you can give is invaluable!

Jess
j.s.cambrook@live.co.uk

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Emmanuel Obi
Latest book: Versus for Women: Good vs Evil. Published on August 29, 2011.

Francis Porretto
Latest book: Freedom's Scion. Published on May 10, 2013.
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• 80AD - The Jewel of Asgard (Book 1) on April 12, 2012
  
  Although this is the same concept as "Shadow of the Minotaur" published in 2000 which features the same 'sucked into an old world by a virtual reality portal' idea, and the main characters of both books are called Phoenix, it is a well written and very enjoyable story. A few grammatical errors but other than that, it is full of suspense and fun. Would recommend!
  
• How to Make an eBook with Sigil on July 11, 2012
  
  I downloaded this book a few months ago and it is honestly so helpful. Really simple and easy to follow instructions for those who haven't used Sigil before. Thanks!
  
• Daddy on July 11, 2012
  
  I was completely sucked in by this story, really exciting with a quick pace. Really liked the action scenes which I don't think usually translate well to books but Obi does them justice so you never know what's going to happen next. I was slightly deceived by the cover page as I thought it was going to be a slushy family story but I was pleasantly surprised. Very memorable name so I managed to download more ebooks too, luckily!
  
• Tell Tale Heart on July 11, 2012
  
  The only problem I had was this story was too short - I wanted more! As with the other stories I've read, it was fast paced and exciting and the reader never knows what's going to happen next, or how the story will end which I really enjoy as my worst habit is always trying to guess. Gifted writer, I hope he keeps it up!
  
• An Indie Writer's Odyssey on July 11, 2012
  
  The best book I've read about writing. Clear, simple and informative. I would recommend this to any fledgling or experienced author, there is something in there to be learned by anyone. And for free, who can complain?
  
• The Storyteller's Art: How Not to Bore Your Reader to Sleep, Tears, or Homicide on Sep. 11, 2012
  
  This is the second non-fiction ebook I've read by Francis Poretto and I honestly can't thank you enough. Time and time again I'd try writing something new for it to fizzle out and you've helped me realise why: I was lacking theme! This book is amazing, less like a text book and more like a recorded conversational and entertaining speech from a very humorous man. You enjoy learning things from this book. Really informative with great examples to back up the information. I would recommend to anyone trying to write non-fiction, newbie or not! I agree with Risa Attrell, this could definitely have a heavy price tag on it but I'm glad it doesn't. I'll be sure to read some of this author's fiction soon!