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Alex Barclay talks about her first children’s title CURSE OF KINGS
Alex Barclay, creator of the spirited and complicated FBI agent Ren Bryce, has turned her hand to the world of children’s fiction. To celebrate the publication of THE TRIALS OF OLAND BORN: CURSE OF KI… more →
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Memories of times past
wrote 1 week ago: [Originally published 7 May 2012] I was reminded of times past today when my son Matt sent me an ema … more →
UK Children's Literary Agents - 2013 update
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wrote 1 month ago: It’s a bit late in the year, I know, but I’ve finally completed updating my list of UK c … more →
Why you never really lose ten percent in the second draft.
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wrote 1 month ago: I’m in the middle of editing my third novel, Helter Skelter at the moment. I’m creating … more →
Have you *really* got what it takes to impress an agent?
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wrote 2 months ago: Keshini Naidoo This week’s guest post comes from Keshini Naidoo, a reader for Darley Anderson … more →
Alex Barclay talks about her first children's title CURSE OF KINGS
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wrote 3 months ago: Alex Barclay, creator of the spirited and complicated FBI agent Ren Bryce, has turned her hand to th … more →
Local author Beryl Kingston talks to WBNW about early beginnings & changes in the writing industry.
wrote 3 months ago: Beryl Kingston is a prolific reader and fan of the Library. She has had a fulfilling career as a pub … more →
Happy publication day for DEAD OF WINTER by Lee Weeks!
wrote 5 months ago: Welcome to our blog, Lee, thank you for coming! First of all, for our readers, who is Lee Weeks? I a … more →
Chris Carter knows serial killers. Robert Hunter catches them.
wrote 9 months ago: A criminal psychologist for several years, Chris Carter has worked over 100 cases involving serial k … more →
What are The Odds? Ask Adam Perrott
wrote 9 months ago: First of all, in the form of a tweet could you tell us: what are The Odds? The Odds are a family of … more →
Literary Agency - Dictionary Corner - Publishing Terms Translated
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wrote 1 year ago: Have you ever spoken to someone in publishing or browsed the submission portion of an agency’s websi … more →
An Interview with Michelle Harrison
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wrote 1 year ago: Today is the publication day for Michelle Harrison’s hotly anticipated and chilling new YA sta … more →
Rejection
wrote 1 year ago: Having bitten the bullet and sent off The Devil’s Unborn to various agents, I am (as expected) … more →
UK literary agents for children's books
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wrote 1 year ago: Following on from my list of children’s publishers who accept unsolicited manuscripts, I thoug … more →
wrote 1 year ago: Temporary website CLICK A HEADING ON THE BLACK BAR … more →
LET US NOW PRAISE FAMOUS MEN - AND WOMEN
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wrote 1 year ago: Still reflecting in the glory of last week’s Lightship launch, I lay in the bath and reached into ou … more →
Hot books line up for Frankfurt 2011
wrote 1 year ago: Frankfurt Book Fair 2011 | By Graeme Neill If This is Home, Stuart Evers’ follow-up to … more →
2 rejections! 3 to go?
wrote 4 years ago: Have had two of my Timothy Mitchell manuscripts back with polite (but negative) responses. So shame … more →
2 rejections! 3 to go?
wrote 4 years ago: Have had two of my Timothy Mitchell manuscripts back with polite (but negative) responses. So shame … more →
