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@bakingjames am really enjoying reading Brilliant Bread (Christmas present) - I have a very specific (but quite involved) question about bread making - are you able to accept a question please?
Hello #WritingCommunity - where do you write? Do you have a shed in the garden, a room with a view, a favourite spot under a tree? Do you write in the bath, in your bed or on the train? Do tell!
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@LisaM_soundz @bookpublisher5 Hi Lisa - The Watchmaker’s Chain is available on Kindle Unlimited - a review would be great thank you, but either way, I hope you get to read and enjoy…
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@kctorawrites Inspiration for characters might come from anywhere; film, tv, history, books, life (but only ever shades of them). Plots and stories are different; they come from life, dreams, inspiration, situation and “I wonder what would happen if…”
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@jfaulknerwriter I really empathise - I get this a lot, particularly as some of my plots are a mix of character and speculative pseudoscience. If you can find someone to talk it through with I generally find that helps the most, even if indirectly.
If you were to be stranded on an uninhabited island with only one fiction book (yes, you can choose, but sorry – only one), which book would you choose, and why?
#favouritebook#favouriteread
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When it comes to your characters, where do you tend to draw inspiration from? Do you look to yourself, to people you know or meet, to films or TV, or to literary characters?
@EveAinsworth While admiring the majority of our teachers, too few are sufficiently aware of ND traits and requirements. The system all too often fails our ND children, and sadly, attempts to point out those failings result in the ranks closing against parents.
@KindlePromos Sinister forces are gathering in the shadows... A two hundred year old mystery is the key, if only Jack Stiles can solve it.
He’s probably the greatest watchmaker the world has ever known, but for once, time is his enemy…
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@CallumMichaelK Although there are exceptions, many publishers seem to focus on books that fit into established genres - my stories often don’t - do you think this is a problem, and if so, what needs to change?
@Shellymackbooks Hi Shelley - if you feel it would be of interest then I’d love to do one of your Q&A interview sessions. Happy to discuss if you’d like to know more. Thanks - Alex.