We welcome WriteMentor Children’s Novel Award runner-up, Kathryn Lougheed, to discuss her writing, her experience of the competition and what comes next. Tell us a little about you and your
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1) Be prepared for the long haul. It MAY be quick for you, and that’s great. But it may take 20 years (I wrote my first “drawer novel” in 2001
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Fiction needs dialogue. Dialogue should be seen as a tool to help propel the plot forward, not something to be feared or avoided. It allows your characters to interact and
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Can you tell us a little more about you and your agency? Of course! I set up my specialist children’s book agency last summer, having represented children’s writers and illustrators
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So you’ve written a book, you’ve had beta readers and CPs look at it, you’ve queried it to every last agent in the Writer’s and Artist’s Handbooks, even that one
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