Voracious
Emily GaleFor readers with an interest in children's & YA literature, both current and vintage, as well as general fiction, here's writing and publishing advice from an award-winning author and editor who has worked in and around the industry for 25 years.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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Untouchable antagonists: writing for a new generation
Today’s newsletter includes a piece about why I wanted to explore untouchable and double-edged antagonists in The Wild Unknown during this pivotal moment of tech adoption.
Thank you to the educators and booksellers who are cho...
Half-Year Reading Review: 11 Books & Birds
Including: cosy crime, lit fic, hist fic, children's lit, etc!
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How to reach The End
In today’s newsletter: how to reach the end of a work-in-progress (for humans and/or butterflies), and my angle on the ‘boys & reading’ debate.
Recommendations: an end-of-the-world literary thriller, a New Zealand podcast abou...
The secret business of writing about puberty
In today’s newsletter: a piece about writing my latest children’s book, The Wild Unknown, which is released today, followed by some reading recommendations: an Australian YA verse novel, the septology that has mesmerised many readers,...
The March Nutshell
The books mentioned in this edition: a cosy crime novel featuring an unusual sidekick, a revenge thriller with a law firm setting, and a children’s book from the sixties that almost lost its villains.
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Author of The Goodbye Year and other novels for children and teenagers. Book collector, avid reader, responsible eldest daughter, birder, introvert, Londoner abroad, cat-lady, dog-lady, daft ha'penny, mother.
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