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Monthly Archives: May 2012
James Leighton talks about Duncan Edwards: The Greatest
In a tweet can you introduce us to Duncan Edwards? Duncan Edwards played for Manchester United and England in the 1950s and is regarded by many as the greatest footballer of all time. Sadly, he died in the 1958 Munich … Continue reading
Posted in Darley Anderson Authors, Interviews
Tagged aspiring writers, James Leighton, non-fiction, sport, writers and artists yearbook
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An Interview with Jason Dean
Jason Dean was born in South London in 1966. He spent many years as a graphic designer before turning his talent to writing the kind of American thrillers he has always loved reading. He lives in Thailand with his wife … Continue reading
Posted in Darley Anderson Authors, Interviews
Tagged aspiring writers, books, camilla, crime, Jason Dean, thriller, writers and artists yearbook, writing
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Literary Agency – Dictionary Corner – Publishing Terms Translated
Have you ever spoken to someone in publishing or browsed the submission portion of an agency’s website and wondered what on earth we’re all talking about? Well, wonder no more. Here in Dictionary Corner we will strive to shed some … Continue reading
An Interview with Clare Dowling
Clare Dowling has written nine bestsellers, and she’s been a scriptwriter for Ireland’s top soap, Fair City, for over ten years. She stopped by our blog to chat to Clare Wallace about her latest novel ‘Would I Lie To You?’ and … Continue reading
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Tagged aspiring writers, books, clare, Clare Dowling, writing
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Our Top Ten Tips for Writing a Tip Top Covering Letter
No.5: takemeseriously@sillybilly.co.uk Today I would like to share a story about something that happened to one of my closest friends. We’ll call her Ellen, because that is her name. When Ellen was a fresh-faced 14-year-old she decided it was about … Continue reading
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Tagged aspiring writers, covering letters, literary agent, submissions, vicki, writing
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