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This issue's theme: the future of storytelling ...
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JD Smith, Editor
Coverage by JD Smith
This issue's theme: the future of storytelling ...
Enjoy!
Jane
JD Smith, Editor
Highlights
The Words with JAM Anthology Launch Party - Foyles, LondonCoverage by JD Smith
Matt Haig in conversation with Gillian Hamer
How Do You Do How-to?
Lorraine Mace shows you how to write a how-to article
Question Corner
Formatting and grammar questions answered by Lorraine Mace
Spiders and trolls: writing the internet part 2
Dan Holloway continues his look at incorporating the internet into fiction by exploring the possibilities for creating tension through using online communication and how to create the literary equivalent of spit screen TV.
Cornerstones Mini Masterclass with Ayisha Malik
Each issue, Cornerstones Literary Consultancy explore and critique a reader's opening page. If you would like to participate in their Opening Page Mini Masterclass, send your opening page (400 approx words) as a Word Document attachment to [email protected] with the subject ‘Cornerstones Masterclass’.
Writing A Novella - Could writing a novella be your path to publication?
By Jenny Thomson
Face to Face: Pitching to an Agent at the London Book Fair
By Catriona Troth
Ask the Agent
Andrew Lownie answers a reader’s question
The future of storytelling has got to be bright. It gives life to metaphor and metaphor to life...
Andrew Lownie talks about his agency’s initiative - Thistle Publishing
Interview by JJ Marsh
Interview with Florence Thomas, translator
What Can Agents Offer Self Publishing Authors?
By Joanne Phillips
Toolbox
Indie-friendly Book ReviewersHow Do You Do How-to?
Lorraine Mace shows you how to write a how-to article
Question Corner
Formatting and grammar questions answered by Lorraine Mace
Spiders and trolls: writing the internet part 2
Dan Holloway continues his look at incorporating the internet into fiction by exploring the possibilities for creating tension through using online communication and how to create the literary equivalent of spit screen TV.
Cornerstones Mini Masterclass with Ayisha Malik
Each issue, Cornerstones Literary Consultancy explore and critique a reader's opening page. If you would like to participate in their Opening Page Mini Masterclass, send your opening page (400 approx words) as a Word Document attachment to [email protected] with the subject ‘Cornerstones Masterclass’.
Writing A Novella - Could writing a novella be your path to publication?
By Jenny Thomson
Face to Face: Pitching to an Agent at the London Book Fair
By Catriona Troth
Ask the Agent
Andrew Lownie answers a reader’s question
Articles and Interviews
Viva Storytelling by Anne StormontThe future of storytelling has got to be bright. It gives life to metaphor and metaphor to life...
Andrew Lownie talks about his agency’s initiative - Thistle Publishing
Interview by JJ Marsh
Interview with Florence Thomas, translator
What Can Agents Offer Self Publishing Authors?
By Joanne Phillips
60-seconds with Polly Courtney
Interview by JJ Marsh
Only a fool
Procrastinating with Perry Iles
I love me, what’s your hobby?
Writing your biographical note by Derek Duggan
"SCRIPTS: The Eternal Whopper" by Ola Zaltin
The Overnight Fame of Steffi McBride by Andrew Crofts
Film Pilot Released … New possibilities for authors.
Liars' League by Catriona Troth
Hello and welcome to Liars’ League - where writers write, actors read, the audience listens, and everyone of a nervous disposition should leave the room now, because tonight’s theme is TWIST AND TURN.
The Art of the Audio Book
Saul Reichlin in Conversation with Catriona Troth
There Are More Tears Shed … by Lynne Voyce, winner of Flash 500
Reviewed by Barbara Scott Emmett
The Poison Boy by Fletcher Moss
Reviewed by Anne Stormont
The Night Rainbow by Claire King
Reviewed by Anne Stormont
The Red Tent by Anita Diamant
Reviewed by Liza Perrat
Ghana Must Go by Taiye Selasi
Reviewed by JJ Marsh
Heard a rumour but you’re not sure if it’s a bag of truth or just a big bag of shite? Send it to us and we’ll get our top investigative journalist Kris Dangle to look into it for you.
Horoscopes by Shameless Charlatan Druid Keith
Interview by JJ Marsh
Only a fool
Procrastinating with Perry Iles
I love me, what’s your hobby?
Writing your biographical note by Derek Duggan
"SCRIPTS: The Eternal Whopper" by Ola Zaltin
The Overnight Fame of Steffi McBride by Andrew Crofts
Film Pilot Released … New possibilities for authors.
Liars' League by Catriona Troth
Hello and welcome to Liars’ League - where writers write, actors read, the audience listens, and everyone of a nervous disposition should leave the room now, because tonight’s theme is TWIST AND TURN.
The Art of the Audio Book
Saul Reichlin in Conversation with Catriona Troth
Short Stories and Poetry
A Plea to Seamus Heaney by Melanie Branton, winner of Flash 500There Are More Tears Shed … by Lynne Voyce, winner of Flash 500
Reviews
Deverell Gatehouse by Karen MacLeodReviewed by Barbara Scott Emmett
The Poison Boy by Fletcher Moss
Reviewed by Anne Stormont
The Night Rainbow by Claire King
Reviewed by Anne Stormont
The Red Tent by Anita Diamant
Reviewed by Liza Perrat
Ghana Must Go by Taiye Selasi
Reviewed by JJ Marsh
Funnies
The Rumour Mill - sorting the bags of truth from the bags of shiteHeard a rumour but you’re not sure if it’s a bag of truth or just a big bag of shite? Send it to us and we’ll get our top investigative journalist Kris Dangle to look into it for you.
Horoscopes by Shameless Charlatan Druid Keith
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