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My life hasn't been what you'd call easy lately Last year I, Teddi Bayer Gallo, nearly killed my husband. This year he's nearly my ex. Last year money grew on.
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There will also be book giveaways at Euston and Glasgow so if you're in the area drop in. PS You can listen to the interview on the listen again facility here. Nice for me but not so good for anyone who wanted to buy it. Thursday, March 12, Kiss goodbye to the Kissing Ban. Remember this? Back in February, Warrington Bank Quay station put a ban on couples kissing on the platform as they said goodbye: No Kissing sign has been unveiled at a railway station in a bid to cut delays.
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The sign was placed by rail bosses at the passenger drop-off point at Warrington Bank Quay station in Warrington, Cheshire. Virgin Rail, which runs the station, said if passengers want to share an embrace before they part company, their loved ones should pay to park their cars nearby. A Virgin spokesman said: "We have not banned kissing in the station. The sign was created and installed as part of a "1 million refurbishment of the station which is currently under way. Using Facebook to start from, they launched a Kiss Goodbye To No Kissing Campaign and many authors, and other supporters signed up for it.
We don't believe that you should restrict passion to certain times or areas. If you're as annoyed by the breach of our fundamental right to kiss in public, please download the posters, join the twitter activists follow Sayyestokissing and upload photos of you kissing at stations here. Join our fight and kiss goodbye to no kissing. And yesterday those of us who signed up to the campaign heard that the course of romance and public displays of affection started to run smoothly again when after meetings and a discussion of views, Virgin have removed the kissing zone at Warrington BQ.
Couple are free to kiss where they like and romance is once more restored. They're thinking of doing some sort of kiss and make up. So if you're anywhere close to Warringto station for Red Nose Day, you might want to find out what's happening. I'd love to be there but at the moment I'm booked for another radio interview - this time on Radio Lincolnshire That's at But I'll hope to hear more about the end to the kissing ban - and the kiss and make up as it happens.
If you have any more questions, please post them in the comments. I'm deeply involved in my current book but I'll get to them as and when I can. Hi Kate,I love it when you answer writing questions. The Harlequin London office asks to see a partial in the first instance, rather than a a query letter, but it only seems polite to include a covering letter with the submission. What would you advise us to include in this cover letter?
I tend to give a few very basic details ie title, wordcount, and line targetted. Or does the synopsis make it unneccessary? Hi Janet. I'm always happy to answer writing questions.
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Now it's a l-o-n-g time since I submitted with the need for a covering letter 25 years! And yes, you definitely should include a covering letter with that submission. Think of it as your introduction to the editor who is going to read your manuscript. So as well as telling her the basics about your manuscript - as you said - the title, word count, the line you are targetting - you should tell her about yourself and what you are bringing to this submission. Briefly pitch your book. What is the story? What line are you aiming it at? Show that you know about the line you're aiming for and why your story might fit into it.
What are the hooks? What will make a reader want to read your book?
Your publication experience. If you haven't yet sold a book, have you had articles published?
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Short stories? Have you won writing contests? If you have published, have you been honoured in any way awards, contests, bestseller lists? What writing organizations do you belong to, if any? Membership of something like the UK's Romantic Novelists' Association, especially if you attend meetings or the conference, shows a professional and committed approach to writing. Optional: Any experience that you have brought bring to the writing of this book.
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If it's about a junior school, are you a teacher? If it's set in the theatre did you once act - even as an amateur? Offer to revise if the story is close. Editors prefer to work with authors who are easy to work with. Be sure to include your name, address, phone, email and send an self addressed envelope with postage for the return of the manuscript if you are submitting by post or tell the editor that she may shred the manuscript if it not suitable.
But still include an SASE for her response to you. And although it may seem obvious, do make sure that you send your submission in secure packaging with adequate postage. It's not going to make a great impression if the script looks tatty and as if it has already been to other publishers - and they have to pay an excess postage fee simply to receive it. Try to keep your query letter to only one page in length. Don't try to be clever, cute or quirky even if your story writing style is like that.
Leave it to your fiction to be that voice - this one is business, so treat it like a business letter. It doesn't have to be dry and stiffly formal - it can be personal in voice and style. But keep it professional. Keep the presentation professional too.
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Luckily , with computers it is easy to create a professional looking letter format. Check spellings and punctuation - specially things like apostrophes etc! Don't send your query on cutesy letterhead or weird paper.
If they have to struggle to read something written in a fancy font on dark red paper, it will not make you stand out except as a cause of irritation. Again be polite and professional and go along with this even if it seems infuriating and you have written a whole new book - or more - in the waiting time. If you do get comments and suggestions they would want to see in the next submission that you have worked on those lines.
And of course then you'll need lots of patience once you've sent it off. Good luck with the submission! Saturday, March 07, Keep it simple; dig deep. Another writing question today - Jo said:. But apart from that, this is an approach to writing fiction — but particularly - romances that really resonates with me. The important point about a romance is that readers read them for the developing relationship.
And that sort of love is not based on shallow or trivial things.