ANDREW J. WRITES
Let’s Get Write On In
What Do I Write About?
What don’t I write about is an easier question to answer.
I always say I came out of the womb with a pen in one hand and a notebook in the other, and that’s the truth. The origin of my writing started with stories and the expansion of my imagination.
This led me to producing my first book, Immortality Awaits, which I started writing at 18, prematurely self-published at 24, and subsequently removed from the shelves (although it’s still out there, if you want it.)
From there, I continued to tinker away at different stories, eventually leading to a few manuscripts that I’m still in the editing stages working with.
Outside of that, my time working as a freelancer has allowed me to focus on blog posts, articles, celebrity interviews, and a whole different life than I had ever imagined.
Feel free to poke around below to learn more about my books, my blogs and videos from my YouTube channel Get Write On In, and other various tips and tricks from my life as an author and freelance writer.
If you’re looking to hire me, please visit the Services page.
Writing Prompts
Writing Videos
Author Journey
Book Reviews
If you’ve ever even attempted to write anything in story format, you’ve more than likely found yourself caught in the middle of the debate over dialogue tags and whether “said” is the only one you should use. It’s long been a source of controversy in the writing community, especially those who prefer more descriptive alternatives. Some argue that "said" is invisible to readers and should be used exclusively, while others believe that more varied tags add flavor and depth to dialogue.
Debate aside, the actual truth is that dialogue tools are a tool, and like any tool, they should be used strategically.