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Book Review – Disturbance by Marianne Kavanagh
Disturbance is the 2019 domestic thriller by author Marianne Kavanagh. Dark, desolate and distressing, Disturbance ranks as one of our top reads of the year. Former Deputy Editor of Marie Claire and newspaper columnist Marianne Kavanagh celebrated her launch day...
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Book Review – After The End by Clare Mackintosh
A review of 'After The End', the June 2019 novel by bestselling author Clare Mackintosh. 'How can my child be a breath away from death, when evidence of his life is all around me?' Unlike thrillers usually associated with Clare Mackintosh or her lively,...
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A review of ‘Where There’s A Will’ by Beth Corby
Debutante Beth Corby delights us with the highly original 'Where There’s A Will'. “Don’t be afraid to be magnificent – it’s the best advice I can give you.” If only Hannah had heard these words before her interview! We’ve all been there – providing...
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A review of ‘The Apprentice Witch’
A review of 'The Apprentice Witch', a novel written by James Nicol. 'Arianwyn mounted the three steep steps leading to the door and fished out the heavy key from her pocket. Her hand shook slightly as she slid the key into the lock. She paused and took a deep...
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To be judged or not to be judged?
By Elane Retford and Sarah Post. Have you ever considered entering a novel writing competition? We looked into some of the reasons sending your pride and joy to be judged could be the best thing you do. Every entry is read so at the very least it will get your work in...
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A Treasure Chest of Storytelling Inspiration
By Julie Anna Douglas. A Treasure Chest of Storytelling Inspiration can help children unlock their imagination and create their own amazing stories and adventures. Children have vibrant imaginations but sometimes creating characters, settings and stories may not come...
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Storytelling – the best job in the world?
By Laura James. When I visit schools, I often tell the audience it is my firm belief that once you have a roof over your head and food in your tummy the next most important thing in life is a good story. It’s true! Stories are to me, a human need; there to entertain,...
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We all have a story
By Amy Sutherland. With each of us, there is a story. A life lived, a mistake made, a lesson learned, a love lost. There are personal struggles and profound successes that are unique to each of us, but in the sharing of those individual experiences, we find community....
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30 writing tips on how to get published
By Elane Retford and Sarah Post. Co-founders, I AM in print. If you are looking for tips on writing, you have come to the right place. As well as tuning into one of our webinars for help and advice we have compiled the following list of writing tips to help you along...
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7 ways to find a writing buddy – You don’t have to go it alone
By Sarah Post, Co-Founder, I AM in print. Writing can be a lonely business. Hours upon hours spent in front of the keyboard tapping out words, rearranging and deleting them. Hours living in your own head, visualizing characters and replaying scenes. So why do we do...
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Get Creative with Poetry
By Julie Anna Douglas, Children's Poet. Creative Poetry Ideas to Inspire Young Writers on National Poetry Day 4 October 2018 and Beyond! Inspire young writers to have fun playing with words as they create their own imaginative, colourful, sticky, noisy,...
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Study in the Literary City
By Meggie Dennis, Publishing Media Student at Oxford Brookes. I have been obsessed with books my whole life. When I was four, I spent my first three days at school reading every book in the reading corner, not speaking very much to my classmates, leading my teacher to...
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