Comments on: Featured Group http://www.nawg.co.uk/stop-press/featured-group/ The National Association of Writers' Groups Tue, 31 Jan 2012 18:52:33 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Pamela Strange http://www.nawg.co.uk/stop-press/featured-group/comment-page-1/#comment-69 Pamela Strange Sat, 12 Jun 2010 11:44:33 +0000 http://www.nawg.co.uk/?p=491#comment-69 I've just finished an intriguing murder mystery written in a sensual romantic style -Intimate Enemies. Any ideas for publishers to approach welcomed. Or for literary agents who would be interested in this mix of styles. My book Daddys Little Spy - Isabella Rose's amazing struggle to survive in WW2 when her mother becomes a witch (Wiccan) is doing well but I could do with a traditional publisher or a literary agent to take it further. I've been advised to rewrite from adult p.o.v at the moment its written from a child's p.o.v in chronological order. This would make it an entirely different book so I still want to sell Daddy's to as many people as possible. Any ideas welcomed. I give book talks chatting about other authors I've met or admire like Joanna Trollop -Jane Asher and Catherine Cookson as well as my own work and its a fun afternoon - I also give talks to aspiring writers' groups and have done book signings. But there are many more readers I need to capture. All ideas welcomed Pam I’ve just finished an intriguing murder mystery written in a sensual romantic style -Intimate Enemies. Any ideas for publishers to approach welcomed. Or for literary agents who would be interested in this mix of styles.

My book Daddys Little Spy – Isabella Rose’s amazing struggle to survive in WW2 when her mother becomes a witch (Wiccan) is doing well but I could do with a traditional publisher or a literary agent to take it further.
I’ve been advised to rewrite from adult p.o.v at the moment its written from a child’s p.o.v in chronological order. This would make it an entirely different book so I still want to sell
Daddy’s to as many people as possible. Any ideas welcomed. I give book talks chatting about other authors I’ve met or admire like Joanna Trollop -Jane Asher and Catherine Cookson as well as my own work and its a fun afternoon – I also give talks to aspiring writers’ groups and have done book signings. But there are many more readers I need to capture.
All ideas welcomed
Pam

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