Writing can be lonely…but it doesn’t have to be. I say it a lot. Because it’s true…all of it… So, what is this Dark Side I speak of? Well, in …
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What made you want to get involved in the WriteMentor Spark programme? My SCBWI critique group was no longer meeting to review work regularly, but one of the members had …
It’s three years since my first novel, ‘Rebel with a Cupcake’, was published and my new book, ‘Tulip Taylor’ has been out six months. So what have I learned about …
Things I have learned about writing and ‘success’ by Anna Mainwaring Read More »
What is Flash Fiction? Might as well ask how long that proverbial piece of string is. Definitions of what makes flash fiction vary, taking in word count, number of characters, …
Short and Sweet (or, How Flash Fiction Can Help You Write Your Novel) by Emma Read Read More »
Recently, we spoke with 2018 mentee, Kari Veenstra, about her latest announcement of a publication deal and what’s happened before and since. Tell us a little about you and your …
We welcome 2018 mentee, AJ Vanderhorst, to chat about his #WriteMentor experience and his recent, great news. Tell us a little about you and your writing journey to date. I’m …
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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 …
We interviewed Clare Golding recently, a #WriteMentor mentee from 2018, mentored by A.M. Dassu. Clare has just secured representation and is about to go on submission with her book to …
The first time I got punched in the face, I cried. To be fair, the day was kind of rough to begin with. I’d lost everything—my family, my livelihood, my …