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    On writing for children: Claire Barker interview

    Claire Barker is author of the Knitbone Pepper series for children. The first book comes out on 1st August 2015 (Usborne Children’s Books). Here Stephanie…

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    Stephanie Cox July 15, 2015
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    Being a full time writer: Catherine Johnson interview

    Catherine Johnson has published 17 books and writes for Holby City too. Here Stephanie Cox interviews Catherine about her career so far, how she first…

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    Stephanie Cox July 7, 2015
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    How to quit your job to blog for a living

    This is a guest post from Monika Lee. Monika is a Senior Commissioning Editor at Open University Press, McGraw-Hill Education, executive coach and published author.…

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    BookMachine Staff July 1, 2015
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    Writing from Experience: Creating Something Meaningful

    One of the first tips any experienced author will hand down to a budding scribe is: “write about what you know”. Letting your personal experience…

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    BookMachine Staff June 4, 2015
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    On being a writer: Graeme Roberts interview

    Graeme Roberts is a journalist, writer, and PR professional. Here Stephanie Cox interviews him about social media, newspapers and print, and his love of writing.…

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    BookMachine Staff June 2, 2015
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    5 top tips for surviving as a freelance author

    This is a guest post from Cath Senker, who has 25 years’ experience in publishing and has written more than 130 books for children of…

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    BookMachine Staff May 20, 2015
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    Sports writing: Martin Whiteley interview

    Martin Whiteley writes for The News Hub, as a sports writer. Here Stephanie Cox interviews him about his interest in sport, the industry and being…

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    BookMachine Staff May 20, 2015
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    Writing for children: Janice Fosse interview

    Janice Fosse is a children’s playwright and writer. Here Stephanie Cox interviews Janice about her love of writing, the difficulties of writing for children and…

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    Stephanie Cox May 13, 2015
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    On being a YA writer: Kerry Drewery interview

    Head In A Book is a cycle of literature events in Hull scheduled throughout the year to maintain the momentum of the annual Humber Mouth…

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    Stephanie Cox April 8, 2015
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    How to become a better copywriter

    This is a guest post from Andy Maslen. Andy is a copywriter by trade and Managing Director of Sunfish, a writing agency. He is the…

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    BookMachine Staff March 24, 2015
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    7 Steps To Growing and Maintaining Your Blog Readership

    This is a guest blog post by Jaime Tung. Jaime is the author of Angloyankophile, an upbeat take on life as an American expat in…

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    BookMachine Staff February 15, 2015
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    AI Authors: Who owns the rights to the future?

    This is a guest post from Jasmin Kirkbride. Jasmin is a regular blogger for BookMachine and Editorial Assistant at Periscope Books (part of Garnet Publishing).…

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    Jasmin Kirkbride February 8, 2015
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    3 lessons writers can learn from the music industry

    This is a guest blog from Christopher Russell, author of Mockstars, a music novel inspired by his international tour diaries for rock/pop band The Lightyears.…

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    Christopher Russell October 19, 2014

    The accessible author? Writing in the 21st Century

    One of the things that has changed, in this new socially-enabled world we live in, is the accessibility of authors. This is not just about…

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    Laurence O'Bryan September 20, 2013

    Seek permission before reproducing something

    Tom Chalmers is Managing Director at IPR License. The writer Charles Caleb Colton once said that imitation is the sincerest form of flattery but in…

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    Tom Chalmers September 6, 2013
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