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Part 1: Why agents love stories inspired by fairy tales
Understanding why fairy tales resonate—and how this helps you write fiction editors want
Jul 14
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Sanjida Kay
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Two suspense techniques agents look for
How to make your novel a page-turner that publishers can't resist
Jul 13
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Sanjida Kay
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21:53
How do you create a story agents can't resist?
Turn everyday moments into compelling fiction
Jul 7
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Sanjida Kay
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Ask Me Anything about writing, getting an agent & getting published
...although I'm also happy to discuss coffee, keeping chickens, and the mixed blessings of owning a Springer Spaniel
Jul 2
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Sanjida Kay
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June 2025
Your publisher wants you to create greater emotional depth. How do you do it?
'It would probably be more hurtful if it was a beautiful day and we were standing in sunshine with rainy hearts.’
Jun 30
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Sanjida Kay
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Your publisher wants you to create greater emotional depth. How do you do it?
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Your editor wants you to create a meaningful connection with your reader. What do you do?
Leitmotifs can thread deeper meaning into your story
Jun 23
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Sanjida Kay
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Your editor wants you to create a meaningful connection with your reader. What do you do?
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Act II - or how to deal with a saggy middle
Three ways to stop the the middle of your novel from losing pace
Jun 15
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Sanjida Kay
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17:59
Red Herrings: How to mislead your readers
False clues, fake suspects and clever misdirection can keep your readers guessing until the final page
Jun 9
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Sanjida Kay
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What it's really like to be a writer
What happens when your book doesn't sell
Jun 2
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Sanjida Kay
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May 2025
How to write dialogue that feels real and grips your reader
"When I think of my wife, I always think of the back of her head. I picture cracking her lovely skull, unspooling her brain, trying to get answers…
May 26
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Sanjida Kay
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How to Plot
You wouldn't build a house without a plan, why do the same with your novel?
May 18
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Sanjida Kay
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Like a coach and horses: How plot and character work together to drive your story
How to find the right balance so it won't be a bumpy ride...
May 11
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Sanjida Kay
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Like a coach and horses: How plot and character work together to drive your story
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