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news, in Writers’ NewsINTERVIEWS AND PROFILESHugely popular novelist Milly Johnsonexplains how she writes thenovels that ensure she’s one of the UK’s most well-read authors.- Christina Courtenay on developing her historical timeslip novels
- Grip-lit author Lucie Whitehouse
explains the rhythms androutines of her writing day.- Saga author Tracy Baines
picks her fi ve favourite reads
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How do you write diverse
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- The most common
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- Traditional publishing vs self-publishing.
What are the benefi ts and drawbacks of each?
FICTIONHow to create plausible three
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