Rebecca Bradley

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London Screenwriters Festival

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This is a time-sensitive post which will be of interest to writers, be they screenwriters or novel writers. It’s an online screenwriters festival that has been a month-long (it’s nearly finished, hence the time-sensitivity) but all content is available for a year. I only signed up yesterday. You have until Sunday 7th June to sign […]

How To Find A Wonderful Idea (Video)

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After working on some edits for my agent I’m now back writing a first draft. I find first drafts incredibly difficult. The white space feels as though it is mocking me on a daily basis. Strike that, never mind a daily basis. A minute by minute basis as I sit in front of my laptop. […]

What’s Your Revision Process Like? – Nic Parker

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I’m pleased to welcome back Nic Parker to the blog to talk about her revision process. You can find her First Draft Process HERE. Nic was born in 1971. Her love for the horror genre flourished in early childhood. She enjoyed the opulence of genre productions in the eighties, chasing after forbidden video nasties with […]

What’s Your First Draft Like? – Ian Patrick

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Today I”m pleased to welcome crime writer and friend, Ian Patrick to the blog to talk about his first draft process. Educated in Nottingham, Ian left school at sixteen. After three years in the Civil Service he moved to London for a career in the Metropolitan Police. He spent twenty-seven years as a police officer, […]

What’s Your First Draft Like? – Rose B. Fischer

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We have another great First Draft Q&A today, with Rose Fischer taking the hot seat. Rose is an avid fan of foxes, Stargate: SG-1, and Star Trek.  She would rather be on the Enterprise right now. Since she can’t be a Starfleet Officer, she became a speculative fiction author whose stories feature women who defy cultural stereotypes. In […]