Many thanks to everyone who contributed comments.
Bursting with up-to-date information and entertaining anecdotes from the
world of writing and publishing, this guide also features helpful
comments on writing from both new and established writers, including
Rowan Coleman, Katie Fforde, Judy Astley, Lesley Cookman, Nuala Ni
Chonchuir, Alison Morton, Elizabeth Moss and many, many others. A
goldmine of advice for writers from an author of over twenty commercial
novels, covering these general topics:
Beginnings
Fake It Till You Make It
Commercial Ideas
Research
Planning
Hooks And Teasers
How To Open Chapters
How To Close Chapters
Writing A Commercial Scene
Location, Location, Location
Writing Complex Characters
Staying Commercial
Novel Avoidance Syndrome
Writing The Commercial Synopsis
Dealing With Rejection
Other Writers
Four-Point Commercial Checklist
Changing Identities
Ten-Point Guide To The Commercial Novella
Writing Your Novel
Rowan Coleman’s Advice To New Writers
Beginnings
Fake It Till You Make It
Commercial Ideas
Research
Planning
Hooks And Teasers
How To Open Chapters
How To Close Chapters
Writing A Commercial Scene
Location, Location, Location
Writing Complex Characters
Staying Commercial
Novel Avoidance Syndrome
Writing The Commercial Synopsis
Dealing With Rejection
Other Writers
Four-Point Commercial Checklist
Changing Identities
Ten-Point Guide To The Commercial Novella
Writing Your Novel
Rowan Coleman’s Advice To New Writers
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