How do publishers communicate with authors? A post with @charduck about how we can improve this and what authors would like more of… https://t.co/Jdxdq0J33I...
@AffinityWater our water pressure in KT12 is exceptionally low, it’s becoming really difficult to rinse shampoo out of hair! What is going on and when will it be back to normal please?
That phrase “if you are going to do simple, do it well” sums up this book perfectly
Connie by Charlotte Duckworth is a great read. A simple plot, only two main characters, but absolutely absorbing.
My review in the link ⬇️ @charduck#mustread
https://t.co/swUebqCTBn
ICYMI: Around 10,000 authors have come together to publish Don’t Steal This Book, an empty book protesting the government’s proposed "commercial research exception" to copyright law 👇
So @charduck is a brilliant writer and with #Connie she’s raised the bar yet again. It’s a whydunit about a female serial killer and I was utterly compelled from first page to last.
🔦📖2026 BOOK SPOTLIGHT📖🔦
Time for another #ProofPreview for a 2026 release & a perfectly spooky Halloween timed one too!
Was lucky enough to win this signed proof😍
#Connie by @charduck@QuercusBooks is released 15 Jan📆
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I love @charduck writing and I’ve heard some great things about #Connie already. I can’t wait to dive in. Thanks to @QuercusBooks for the proof. Out in January.
Happy publication day to me! Spending the day in my dressing down, writing the new book, and listening to 90s music. The heart wants what the heart wants, yes? 😂
*Writing Post* I've been approached a lot lately to read and comment on the work of unpublished authors. It's a privilege to be asked, and everyone asking is always incredibly polite. So this isn't a complaint, just an explanation, of why - when people do this - writers will almost inevitably say no (with good reason). I thought it might help everyone to understand it better and to understand better ways to get your work assessed. A 🧵...