Wendy's Writing Now

Wendy Clarke's journey from first short story publication to who knows where?

Tuesday, 26 July 2016

Writing a Debut Novel - Guest Post Lynda Stacey

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What a treat to have another lovely guest on my blog. This week it's Lynda Stacey's turn. Lynda is a member of the RNA and her de...
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Tuesday, 19 July 2016

Show Not Tell Your Setting - Guest Post Becca Puglisi

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There can be few writers who haven't heard of 'The Emotion Thesaurus'. It was my bible when I first started writing in 2012...
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Tuesday, 12 July 2016

So That's What You've Been Doing!

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'How's the writing going?' 'Finished the novel yet?' 'When can I read it?' 'Still writing the short...
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Sunday, 3 July 2016

The Long and the Short of Magazine Writing - Guest Post Helen Yendall

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There comes that moment in every blogger's life when they think, Why have I never invited this person onto my blog as a guest? I had ...
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Sunday, 26 June 2016

All About the Setting

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It's a while since I wrote an 'Inspiration Behind the Story' post but my story, 'The Love Boat', in this years People...
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Sunday, 19 June 2016

Dancing With Words

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Here I am at the Palm court in the Waldorf Hotel in London. My husband took me there a couple of weeks ago for a tea dance as part of m...
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Sunday, 12 June 2016

It's All Research (Honestly)

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I'm going to come clean. I've been away again. It must seem like I'm always somewhere but it's just the way it's ha...
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When the school where I taught closed down, I knew it was time for a change. So what did I do? I set out on a new adventure as a writer by completing two writing courses. Since then, I have had my writing long and short listed in competitions, have written two serials and over three hundred stories for national magazines. I also write articles for Writing Magazine. Having a degree in psychology, it was only a matter of time before I moved over to the dark side. My debut psychological thriller, What She Saw, won the Flash 500 Opening and Synopsis Competition and was published by Bookouture in May 2019 followed by We Were Sisters in August 2019. My third psychological thriller The Bride was published in May 2020.
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