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They turn into characters in a book . #books #bookstagram #iwriteya #iwritefiction #yalit #absenceofcolor #presenceofrainbows #intothelight https://www.instagram.com/p/CC9RBxtgNAS/?igshid=1hwco2bough3y

I’ve finally convinced myself that I am a real writer, and need a master list. I will be working on that tonight. I also have a few fun ideas floating around in my head lately, so...watch this space :)

Nekayn caught a snitch. She has no idea what to do with it, but she's so proud that she caught it. #dragons #goldensnitch #iwritefiction https://www.instagram.com/p/BropbFsFfKf/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1acax3i7ho56l

Nekayn has declared herself the Protector of Books and has been perched on my various bookcases for days. She may not know how to read, but she does enjoy a good hoard. #dragons #iwritefiction #books https://www.instagram.com/p/Bpf9SeJBlSX/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1tq1p36u2lsj0

There’s been some great submissions to our Story Share section lately, really diverse subjects and themes. But we’re ready for more- all submissions get read and receive feedback, so you never know, you might find it super helpful.  http://www.iwritefiction.co.uk/hothouse/submissions/

Unorthodox Fiction Advice is the best kind of advice. This is our third blog post in the series focusing on writers who thought outside the box when it came to fiction. This week it’s John Gardner, author of The Art of Fiction. http://blog.iwritefiction.co.uk/blog/unorthodox-fiction-advice-john-gardner

The second in our blog series focusing on unorthodox advice for writers, this week comes from Edith Wharton (The Age of Innocence, Ethan Frome) Find out about her (slightly old-fashioned) thoughts on fiction here: http://blog.iwritefiction.co.uk/blog/unorthodox-fiction-advice-edith-wharton

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