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It's quite light but that made it something with which to cleanse the pallet after reading a Dean Koontz. I would probably read it again some day (so it certainly.
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- New Year, New Books
- Heidi Rice: Why romance fiction isn't a naughty secret to anyone but the British media
- Jingle Spells
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To say I was excited would be an understatement. And so my short story writing career began. I had lots more stories published in magazines in the UK, Australia, and even Sweden. With this newfound confidence, I went ahead and released a collection of my short stories, To Tell a Tale or Two, which surpassed my expectations in sales and also received some superb reviews. The feedback I got from my short stories was incredible, but one thing that readers kept telling me was that they wished they were longer — much longer.
I wrote my book in between working on a successful website in online marketing. I cried when I typed The End. It was a good move, the appraisal was invaluable and taught me so much about novel writing. I took the comments on board, applied them to my book and started sending it out to agents and publishers.
Again, I expected nothing… which is exactly what I got! But then one morning as I was sitting at my computer, an email pinged through. It was from Accent Press. My debut novel, The Magic Touch , which was published in and relaunched and updated recently, had found a home!
Work hard, stay focused, read whatever you can get your hands on, and never ever give up on your dreams — they do come true. Great advice, Kelly! Thanks so much for sharing this with us and congratulations on achieving your dream! Kelly Florentia was born and bred in north London, where she continues to live with her husband Joe.
Kelly has always enjoyed writing and was a bit of a poet when she was younger. As well as writing, Kelly enjoys reading, running, drinking coffee, scoffing cakes, watching TV dramas and spending way too much time on social media. She is currently working on her fourth novel. Congratulations, Gemma! Can you tell us about your writing journey?
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Before my parents bought a computer that we could share, I was stuck using a heavy-duty typewriter. Lost in a world of creativity. My love of writing was most certainly born out of an addiction to books. However, I was eager to write some of my own stories, my mind filled with ideas for twisted plots, forbidden love and bloody deaths.
Over the years that followed I wrote short stories and had great ideas for novels that I would start but never finish.
Life got in the way, I got married, had children and writing became a hobby rather than a focus. Then in I knuckled down and wrote a book.
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I was immensely proud of the achievement. So, I had the finished novel; followed instructions on the internet and put it away for a couple of weeks, basking in the afterglow of how I was going to get published. A fantasy I managed to stretch out for over a year as the rejections piled up. I went back to the drawing board, looked at the manuscript again, scoured the internet and sought advice. I found myself spending hours deleting unnecessary words and tightening sentences.
After much googling, reading writer forums and chatting to others online the penny finally dropped. By that time, it was and a new idea had taken hold. One that had an element of truth in it. Well done for never giving up, and persevering to achieve your dream, Gemma. Your story is an inspiration to other writers. Thank you for talking to us today.
As her attacker evades the Police and is left to roam the streets to stalk his next victim, Eve is forced to seek out her assailant before he strikes again. With vengeance in mind, Eve is determined to find him in time and deliver justice on her own terms. In a game of cat and mouse, who is stalking who? A gritty crime thriller, asking how far would you go to seek justice.
Her love of writing began in her early teenage years, inspired by hours spent buried in Point Horror, Richard Laymon and Christopher Pike with the occasional Judy Blume thrown in for good measure. The book tells the story of Eve, the victim of a violent sexual assault who attempts to track down her attacker to deliver justice on her own terms.
Other passions include movies — horrors and thrillers especially, bulldog walks, swimming and anything involving cake. My guest this week is feature writer and retired doctor, Anne Pettigrew , who after years of having articles published in medical newspapers, had her first book published at 69 years old. Can you tell us how you achieved your writing dream, Anne? I applied for both English and Medicine at Glasgow University, but deciding healing the sick was probably more useful to humanity than anything I might possibly write, I graduated in medicine in I became a GP to take advantage of maternity leave and part-time working, unavailable in hospital medicine then.
But I loved being a GP. They engaged me to write regular columns. Without looking for any work, columns in medical newspapers followed. I fancied writing a novel, but with work, kids and elderly parents, it was retirement before I could try. Drifting aimlessly, I took University Creative Writing classes to discover a whole new world of plotting, characterisation and dialogue.
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To my surprise, characters took a life of their own. Before I knew it, my wry protagonists were having affairs, jumping off bridges, cheating, lying, disposing of incriminating bodies and generally shocking me! Though other days involved staring at a blank screen offering no inspiration. Concluding my novel had all the faults agents and publishers hate, I tossed it aside. One of my University tutors, Cathy McSporran, herself a published author, took my novel and helped me knock it into shape.
My first three chapters largely backstory bit the dust. Several much-loved characters were discarded or amalgamated, plot lines accentuated, others eliminated. I joined encouraging Greenock Writers Club.
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Friends read and loved the novel, offered suggestions, found bloomers: one character featured as alive and well had died two chapters before. Stony silence. Ringwood Publishing took it up. If you are writing, never give up. Which covers are most evocative or cherished? Squeezing a whole collection into a five-minute broadcast means hard choice. Naturally you think of the audience. What might appeal to the widest range of viewers?
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How can you catch their attention without perpetuating the myths that exist? But what criteria should I use to select material for its short moment of fame?
Through these evocative objects I felt confident about sharing my passion for the archive with Rebecca and Will. It was fascinating to experience the archive coming to life in this way. In some special way it reduced the distance between us all. The following day I read a letter in the files about how nice Desmond had been. I have become very fond of Violet — protective even.
Her thoughts on writing and desire have engaged me at a fundamental level, and I like to think that the archives can tell a fuller version of her story than they have so far. There is also so much more to write about how we attribute meaning and value to objects and how we experience them in archives.
Who knows what will make the final cut! Quips about the road to the road to true love and how the slushy novels helped turn the tarmac solid soon followed. It can also provoke a heartfelt defense from romance scholars and genre addicts, or equally passionate criticism from feminists and literary critics. A household brand in publishing is a rare commodity.