Maame Blue

Once you learn how to be comfortable in your own company, you can find solace and comfort. Here are some ways to lean into solitary writing.

Narrative pacing is less about what happens in your story and much more about how quickly you chose to get there.

What I Wish I’d Known is a regular series where we ask some of our favourite people in the book industry to reflect on their careers.

We spoke to novelist Maame Blue about writing familial relationship and multiple points of view in her books.

There are a few things I learnt very quickly about trying to make a living as a writer...

This week, we spoke to award-winning author Maame Blue about character creation ahead of her writing workshop on 29 July.

I have always had a tricky relationship with the concept of family.

As part of The Stories We Tell Ourselves, we commissioned 12 writers from Australia and the UK to write a letter to their past or future selves. In response to the question “Who are we now?”, these writers consider what conversations and stories

Maame Blue shares five inspiring complex literary relationships of all kinds in conjunction with her upcoming online course ‘It’s Not Me It’s You: How to Write About Complicated Relationships’ May – June 2021.

Maame Blue, author of Bad Love, draws on her experience as a psychotherapist to convey the subtle signs that a relationship is in trouble