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Insider tip
"Imagining how a story might work on stage can inform the dramatic action of your novel. Looking to see how the dialogue and subtext might develop and reveal a character can help you to reveal the characters in your narratives." » Read more from Derek Neale, OU Lecturer in Creative Writing
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Interview with the Editor
What makes the Writers’ & Artists’ Yearbook so special? And why do such a large number major authors and illustrators contribute to and endorse it?
The answer’s simple, says Editor Jo Herbert. So many successful authors and artists cite it as a major part of their success.
And little wonder – it now has 822 pages packed with publisher, agent and industry listings, not to mention almost 100 articles that give you an insider’s view of the book world, and set you on the path to finding an agent, a publisher and seeing your work on the bookshop shelves.
So, watch Jo’s interview for more tips and ideas – and if you want to find out what’s in the brand new 2011 edition of the Writers’ & Artists’ Yearbook, then head to our online bookshop now to pick up your copy at a special discount.
Buy the 2011 Yearbook
The Writers' & Artists' Yearbook is available at a discount from our online bookshop. Get all the information, contacts and advice you could need.-
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On camera: Jon McGregor
"Being longlisted for the Booker Prize changed everything - it was the launchpad for my writing career." Click to view our video with novelist Jon McGregor »
On camera: Justin Cartwright
"Just write... If you're any good you may not know it, but certainly someone else will." Click to view our video with novelist Justin Cartwright »
On camera: Julie Myerson
The novelist and journalist Julie Myerson on how she got that all-important first publishing deal. Click here to view our video exclusive »