How to get into an editor’s good books

Well, buying their work is always a good idea (all prices include p+p)…

Give Me Where To Stand

And if you would like to know the when, why, what, who and how,
the answers may be in my first poetry collection, published by Headland

Available straight from the author’s mouth, as it were: save yourself £1 by ordering direct: £6.50

And there have been quite a few satisfied customers –
‘3 more copies please’ (AB; Cambs)

A poetry book is not just for Christmas so why not treat your nearest and dearest, or those far away, and yourself of course:

‘even if there aren’t
always happy endings,
each beginning is filled with promise.’

[from Full of the Joys of Spring]

And there’s a poetry pamphlet, BITCHING…

Somewhere between Pam Ayres & Wendy Cope, with a pinch of Victoria Woods : £3.00
‘(Even the title) made Roger McGough laugh out loud’(Croydon Advertiser)

‘Rose-tinted glasses
colour the world delightful,
appropriate shades.’

Other Books

Making Money from Writing

A second hand copy from Amazon could cost you 25 quid…
but it can be yours for just a fiver, emailed as an updated pdf file.
Invaluable advice, based on over 20 years working as a freelance writer: how to make a name for yourself and your work.

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Writing Reviews

The best way (probably) to get work published, as well as getting to know Editors and Publishers; there is always a demand for reviews.
What’s more, you can earn over £2000 pa in kind:
books; CDs; theatre and cinema trips etc.

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How to Raise Confident Children

Encouraging a positive, resilient approach to life - great value for writers, and of course, for any parent.
Wellbeing: happy parent, happy child; living within a limited budget; combining family & work responsibilities; communication:
from problems to challenges.

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