JT
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When writing picture books, which do publishers prefer 24 pages including front and back cover or 32? Thanks cloudies for the help.Information
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Are you a ...?Unpublished writer (so far)What genre do you primarily write in?Fiction for childrenIf you write in more than one area, what is your next most favoured genre?FantasyAre your reading habits ...?Too embarrassing to admit toWho is your favourite author(s)?Homer and Nora RobertsAnd your all time favourite books? (You can change these at any time, by the way ...)The Iliad of Homer by Alexander Pope Merchant of Venice Moby Dick The Lion The Witch And The Wardrobe by C.S. Lewis Nudie Dudie by Michael Lawrence Horrid Henry Rules The World by Francesca Simon Charlie Bone and The Time Twister by Jenny NimmoWhat are your working habits when you write?DisciplinedAre you the edit-every-sentence-ten-times type, or do you prefer to let rip?Prefer to let rip and edit afterwardsYour ultimate writing ambition?To conquer my dyslexic tendancies and write stories that children love and will want to read over and over again.Your worst habit?There are too many to mention.Your opinion on the books industry?I deeply respect the good folk of publishingWhere do you write?Mainly at home but notes are taken anywhere and everywhere.What else do you want Word Clouders to know? eg: do you have 9 cats / like paragliding / eat nothing but tinned fish / work in the bath / live in Kettering?I live in Cambridge with my family, four fish, and two water snails, one is floating, is it dead?
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"JT" commented on Squidge's Blog "Calling all children's authors - part 2".Blast. I didn't realise the story had to be based on the theme home. Back to the drawing board I mean pen.
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JT commented on Caducean Whisks's wall:Happy Birthday To You! Have a great day. Best wishes J.T
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JT When writing picture books, which do publishers prefer 24 pages including front and back cover or 32? Thanks cloudies for the help.20 days ago -
"stephen mark" commented on JT's Blog "A Good Rejection".Peter. I have found the definition of irony. A small piece of nonsense thrown into a sensible discussion to confuse and amuse. :-)
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"Peter" commented on JT's Blog "A Good Rejection".I may persevere with it as a short story. My recent full-sized efforts are going nowhere fast, so I need a positive distraction before I sit down and begin the mammoth re-edit. Failing that I could give up writing, start drinking, find a mistress ...
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"JT" commented on JT's Blog "A Good Rejection".Stephenmark. Re no sense of humour and an accupunctureist. No I haven.t tried one. I thought I might try an anal washout as I am obviously retentive.
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"JT" commented on JT's Blog "A Good Rejection".Peter, I really like it. You Definately need to write more so I can find out what happens next. Best wishes J.T
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"Peter" commented on JT's Blog "A Good Rejection".RE: Just bought a brand new copy of 'True Grit' in paperback from Play.com for a staggering £2.44, including postage. I don't much care for westerns, but this is probably one of the best books ever written of any genre. Just flicking through after ...
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"MinxieAD" commented on JT's Blog "A Good Rejection".Hi JT. I think that you just approached the wrong people and if you persevere then someone, somewhere will be interested. The rejection itself is pretty positive so I'm glad that you're taking the positive from this and using that to ensure that you ...
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"EmmaD" commented on JT's Blog "A Good Rejection".What Debi said - and good to know the course is being good for you, Peter. The best description of what an editor does I've ever met is that they're "helping you to turn it into the book you thought you'd already written." In other words - a better ...
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"Debi" commented on JT's Blog "A Good Rejection".Bren - 'similar' doesn't have to be a problem per se, not if the books fit into a mould that has an established fan-base. If I could crack the formula and bang out bestselling novels in, say, the romance genre, I'd certainly be tempted to do it. I ...
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"Bren" commented on JT's Blog "A Good Rejection".JT I don't think it matters that there are similar books on the market. The crime writer, Rebecca Forster, that I'm reading at the moment even has similar books in her own repertoire. All stories are a repeat in a way. Kindle is the way to go. If ...
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"Peter" commented on JT's Blog "A Good Rejection".Self Editing Course - crucial The other thing to remember is that when you've grasped the concept of self-editing, and to be honest I'm still grappling with some areas, it is a wonderfully uplifting experience. It's almost like walking into a ...
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"stephen mark" commented on JT's Blog "A Good Rejection".In France, a pin is a type of tree - an iron ick tree.
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by Gerry 11 months agoJust had a look at your all time favourite books list - fairly awesome - am impressed...
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by Sam 11 months agoThanks for welcoming me to the Cloud :) I wish I could draw like that! But no, it's just an image I found that I associate with very much.
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by Squidge 11 months agoRe getting your characters somewhere quicker...if you need a hand, just give me a yell...
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by Jill 1 year ago'Twas lovely, thank you! All we wished for and more. Have drafted a blog, but it needs polishing. Out of writing practice, as only did a wee bit whilst away! :)



















