The Anxious Author Part 3 – Permission to Struggle with Submission by Lindsay Galvin
Part of a series about writing and publishing from the point of view of an author with Generalised...
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The Breakthrough Writers’ Conference by Kate Brauning
I’m thrilled to announce the first Breakthrough Writers’ Conference is now open for...
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Tips on Writing and Submitting a Children’s Novel by Chloe Seager
What is a Children’s Novel? This sounds like a basic question but you’d be surprised how many...
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Agent Q&A – Lucy Irvine of PFD, interviewed by Aisha Bushby
To start the new year, we’re chatting to Lucy Irvine at PFD. Lucy was kind enough to join me in...
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When Your Diary Says ‘writing’ but Your Brain Says ‘Netflix’ by Emma Read
Staying creative when you don’t feel like it I’m writing this blog today, one week into the new...
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On synopses and openings
In advance of the WriteMentor Children’s Novel Award closing next month, I thought I’d...
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The Dark Side of being a writer
Writing can be lonely…but it doesn’t have to be. I say it a lot. Because it’s true…all...
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EDITING: How do you know when a story is finished? by Clare Helen Welsh
EDITING: How do you know when a story is finished? I knew I wanted my final Write Mentorpost of...
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AGENT Q&A with Sam Copeland By AISHA BUSHBY
For our second agent Q&A of the series, we’re speaking to agent-author extraordinaire, Sam...
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Crawley Writing Weekend by Aisha Bushby
I first learned to write by studying other books and what they did to keep readers hooked. When I...
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CONGRATULATIONS! You’re published…now what? by Emma Read
Congratulations! You’re Published … When I was pregnant with my first child (bear with,...
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Leeds Writing Weekend by Liz Flanagan
I am so excited to be teaching one of the Write Mentor writing weekends – this is exactly the kind...
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