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Adventurous Publishing – Sam Jordison – The Writing Life
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Do you want to make a living on your words? Adventurous Publishing – Sam Jordison. 8216;I have mixed feelings with social media… I hope there is still a place for the writers that want to close themselves in the garage and write books.’. Sam Jordison knows well how to communicate with readers. He reviews books for T. What many would consider this a dream-job) and has set the famous. Not The Booker Prize. This is for you! What can you find in this interview? Using social media to promote your writing.
Getting Into The Writer’s Head: Natasha Robson – The Writing Life
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Do you want to make a living on your words? Getting Into The Writer’s Head: Natasha Robson. 8216;Editing involves trying to get into the head of the writer and bringing out the best of what’s already there.’. Natasha Robson is an assistant editor at Holland House Books. An indie publishing house like Sam Jordison. 8216;s Galley Beggar Press. She has contributed to the Novella Project. Also, like the writer Sarah Jasmon. If you want to know more about the Novella Project please check out their page. And I...
Magic in Morecambe Bay – Jenn Ashworth – The Writing Life
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Do you want to make a living on your words? Magic in Morecambe Bay – Jenn Ashworth. Is publishing her fourth novel, a Magic Realism inspired piece called Fell. And I couldn’t be happier because that meant I had the chance to interview her! What can I tell you so you go and buy. Well, it’s not an easy reading. The story is dark, and full of desolation. But in life, there is not always happiness and daffodils, and we need that other dark half, too . What can you find in this interview? 8211; Writing habits.
The Navaho Influence: Dennison Smith – The Writing Life
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Do you want to make a living on your words? The Navaho Influence: Dennison Smith. 8216;I still think in terms of the theathre far more often than I think in terms of the written word.’. I first met Dennison Smith when she came to the Northwest Literary Salon. Last February. When she read an extract of her book,. The Eye of the Day. Which among others promotes the work of indigenous artists from North America. What can you find in this interview? Publishing and getting an agent. The Eye of the Day. You ar...
Writer and Performer: Elizabeth Hare – The Writing Life
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Do you want to make a living on your words? Writer and Performer: Elizabeth Hare. 8216;I always had this gift of being able to read well aloud, and one of the things I really enjoy is the oportunity to do open mic… it’s usually worth it.’. Is always full of useful tips and interesting information about literature. What can you find in this interview? Studying and teaching drama. Teaching CW for the Open University. Performing poetry and doing literary readings. Poems read in this interview:. We are looki...
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The Writing Life – Season 2 Episode 3 – Gabriella Campbell – Terry Garanhel
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The Writing Life Season 2 Episode 3 Gabriella Campbell. October 26, 2015. October 26, 2015. For the third episode of The Writing Life. We interviewed Gabriella Campbell. A Spanish writer of short fiction and poetry. Gabriella self-published her collection of fantasy and science-fiction short stories, and in this podcast she offers advice based on her experience with the publishing world, including marketing and productivity tips. Listen to the podcast below:. How to Edit a Podcast – Part 1.
Podcasts – Terry Garanhel
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I am the editor of The Writing Life. An ongoing radio show that is now in its second season and that interviews writers about making a living from words. The programme airs every Sunday at 6PM at 87.7 BailriggFM, but if you miss any of our episodes and are interested in what we do, I upload each interview as a podcast here, so you can still listen to our conversations. Apart from our blog. You can also check out our Twitter. Podcast #1 – Andrew McMillan (11 October, 2015). Anne Cleasby was the fourth gue...
The Writing Life – Season 2 Episode 5 – Yamuna Venugopal – Terry Garanhel
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The Writing Life – Season 2 Episode 5 – Yamuna Venugopal. November 12, 2015. November 12, 2015. We interviewed Yamuna Venugopal for the fifth episode of The Writing Life. Yamuna is an Indian writer who often writes short fiction from a female point of view. She published one of her stories, Abstract Art. In this video, Yamuna talks about publishing fiction online and how that can get you an agent. Listen to the podcast here:. 6 Facts About Writing a Memorable Villain. Leave a Reply Cancel reply.
The Writing Life – Season 2 Episode 2 – Gary Flood – Terry Garanhel
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The Writing Life Season 2 Episode 2 Gary Flood. October 19, 2015. October 19, 2015. Gary J Flood was the guest in the second episode of The Writing Life. Gary is a freelance journalist, copywriter and slipstream writer and, if you missed his interview live on Bailrigg FM. You can listen to it now as a podcast. In it you find information about making a living as a writer and tips on marketing yourself, amongst other useful advice. You can check out his website here. As well as follow him on Twitter.
The Writing Life – Season 2 Episode 1 – Andrew McMillan – Terry Garanhel
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The Writing Life – Season 2 Episode 1 – Andrew McMillan. October 13, 2015. October 19, 2015. Premiered Sunday 11, and though we had technical issues in the beginning, they were quickly solved and I couldn’t be happier at the result. For weeks, we – Inés. And I – have worked to make this show the best we possibly can, so finally listening to our hard work on the radio feels great. Our first guest was Andrew McMillan. To access all the interviews we do in this second season. What is a Heteronym? Enter your...
How to Edit a Podcast – Part 1 – Terry Garanhel
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How to Edit a Podcast – Part 1. October 19, 2015. October 19, 2015. Although I’ve previously edited and published an anthology during my MA, I had never edited audio before, so this has been an adventure. I started doing this because I am the one who edits The Writing Life. And I learned what I know through trial and error and Google. To make it easier for other people in the same situation as me – basically, people who never did this before – I will blog about my process here. I’m using Audacity. And ne...
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The Writing Life – Season 2 Episode 6. November 19, 2015. November 19, 2015. Paul Atherton, a.k.a. Vincent Atherton, is the author of Viking Voices. A historical novel set in the times of the Vikings that shows how a hidden treasure came to be buried in the banks of a river. In this interview, Paul talks about his experience with self-publishing, as well as his experience marketing and selling his books. You can listen to his interview here:. November 12, 2015. November 12, 2015. November 3, 2015. 1 They...
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Exploring worlds, catching words. Writer, illustrator and hiker one day I will walk to Japan and write and illustrate a book about it along the way. I love apples, tea and getting lost in the Highlands. I have lived in Spain, Ireland, Scotland. You can currently find me around the colorful city of Lancaster (Northwest of England). I came here escaping from the drepessing literary atmosphere in my own country with just two things I mind: I wanted to travel and write. I have published three novels. Here yo...
You are not alone: Write in the language you want! | Worderlust
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Exploring worlds, catching words. You are not alone: Write in the language you want! 4 April, 2016. Inés G. Labarta. Some people ask me why I write in English, when I know it’s going to be twice as difficult to have a writing career in a language that – I don’t have a problem to admit this I’m still learning and ‘conquering’. Well… There are many reasons and none at all, but summarising:. I love travelling and I wanted to get out of my country (and English is a lingua franca). For those of you struggling...
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About Eleanor Parker Sapia. Paradise or Paradise Lost? Author Blog – Eleanor Parker Sapia. Author Interview: Maria Catalina Vergara. Asymp; Leave a comment. The Bridges of Deaths. It’s my great pleasure to welcome M.C.V. Egan to The Writing Life. What is your book’s genre/category? I used traditional and untraditional methods for my research, the combination of traditional archival materials and untraditional use of psychics and past lives make the book also Metaphysical. The main characters Bill and...
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The Writing Life – Do you want to make a living on your words?
Do you want to make a living on your words? Magic in Morecambe Bay – Jenn Ashworth. Is publishing her fourth novel, a Magic Realism inspired piece called Fell. And I couldn’t be happier because that meant I had the chance to interview her! What can I tell you so you go and buy. Well, it’s not an easy reading. The story is dark, and full of desolation. But in life, there is not always happiness and daffodils, and we need that other dark half, too . What can you find in this interview? 8211; Writing habits.
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This WordPress.com site is the cat’s pajamas. What are you Writing? January 4, 2013. What are you writing? Is it what’s in your heart? Do you write to please yourself? Do you write for money, or pleasure? Or a little in between? Does it even matter? As a person who works in publishing, I read query letters all the time. The one thing I have observed in writers is lack of focus on what they write and why. Is this detail important? Can’t a writer write fiction, and non-fiction? Where do I want to go? We ar...
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About Writer in Residence. A place for and about writers and writing. Building a “character” from the shoes up! December 14, 2013 by jjgilmore. Characters are the life blood of fiction. A good character description can make a piece of writing come alive. The characters I create have to have some basis in reality. I focus on the way they talk, walk, dress or something they like or hate. I create them from people I encounter I the real world. Writers always draw from what they know. Long hair or short hair?
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