Published by: EmmaD on 23rd May 2011 |
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I was asked to write a piece for the RNA mag, about writing between
genres, and I've just discovered it's their current Featured
Article on the website, which is flattering. Link here.
Good article Emma. That's something that worries me about my novel.
It's a family saga, no wait ...it's women's fiction ... or is that
general fiction, oh I give up!
You raise a lot of issues in a short space, Emma. A lovely
article.
Signed,
A writer of romantic social realism for the commercial/literary
market, mainly but not exclusively for women, and partly read and
enjoyed by a male young adult(!)
Nice article Emma, and congratulations on having it featured.
It's very positive, and also comforting to read that anything is
possible if it's done well!
I am trying to write a black comedy, which involves a lot of
serious emotion/complicated relationships/addictions and illnesses!
I hope that because of the characters I'm using, it's working!
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Thanks Robin. I'm doing a workshop for the RNA Conference in July, so it was a good opportunity to clarify my own thinking a bit!
Signed,
A writer of romantic social realism for the commercial/literary market, mainly but not exclusively for women, and partly read and enjoyed by a male young adult(!)
It's very positive, and also comforting to read that anything is possible if it's done well!
I am trying to write a black comedy, which involves a lot of serious emotion/complicated relationships/addictions and illnesses! I hope that because of the characters I'm using, it's working!
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