Monday 11 June 2018

Writers & Artists

Here is the latest Writers & Artists newsletter:




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Beth Miller

"So, where to begin? Read the history, the literature, watch some films set there — you need to understand the past, even if you never address it directly."

 
Author Annemarie Neary shares her top tips on researching an unfamiliar location for your novel in progress.

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Beth Miller

"Even if you are lucky enough to know a modern heroine in real life, don’t be tempted to clone her on the page. Matching your fiction too closely to real, recognisable individuals is dangerous territory."

 
Debut author Elizabeth Mundy discusses how she went about creating a modern heroine for her debut novel In Strangers’ Houses.

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Yearbooks and Companion Guides





Writers' & Artists' Yearbook 2018
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Children's Writers' & Artists' Yearbook 2018
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Novel Writing Companion Guide
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Literary Non-Fiction Companion Guide
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