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Letty Sharpe
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Letty Sharpe
@LettySWrites
Winner of the Northern Debut Award for Young Adult Fiction (2024). she/her. queer and autistic. Represented by @KirstenLaaaang @ZenoAgency
Katılım Haziran 2019
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My current WIP is a complete rewrite of a project I wrote in my late teens. I doubt there's much of value in her, but I'll take any excuse to whip out the binding machine!
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@aekwordcrafter I'm sure I read somewhere that messy handwriting is a sign of intelligence, so who's the real winner here? 😂
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@LettySWrites Your handwriting is so pretty though, mine looks like the scribblings of a toddler 😅
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@LettySWrites Yes and it does not matter how many other manuscripts I've finished previously, they're all accidental to my "new first draft" brain
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Anyone else get major imposter syndrome when starting a new draft? Like what if my last book was a fluke and I actually don't know how to write 😂
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i need them in a modern retelling of the myth of hades and persephone bye
LIMÓN 🍋 𝒓𝒊𝒗𝒂𝒍𝒔 👠@limoonlimoon
rutag au where everything is the same but Rupert has a beard
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She would be the one doing the removing... permanently.
Nicki 🫧🪷@nickimoraa
Be truthful: would you remove someone from your house for being unkind to your pet?
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Don forget northern english (peasant)
iri ✵@irithyllians
welcome to fantasy race accent starter kit. we have american (relatable normal default main cast) british (intelligent and superior designation) scottish (comedy relief) slavic (criminals building bomb) spanish (‘exotic’) and west asian (‘exotic’ and building bomb)
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So needed!
Kim McGuinness@KiMcGuinness
We want more creative jobs in the North East. So, we’re investing £2m to open a new @NewWritingNorth Centre for Writing and Publishing in the North East in the Old Post Office building in Newcastle. For too long, talented people in these industries had to to go London to succeed. I have promised to fix that. With this investment we’re a step closer to writers, publishers and creatives having the home they need to tell the our story and tell it here.
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How my broken brain visualises the characters of Veiled Enchantments (1/7)
Blake Delacroix. Basically a servant. Overlooked. Entering her rags-to-riches era.
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And finally, Mr Sore Loser himself, Grandwitch Yansley. (7/7)
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These last two are less unhinged but they are genuinely who I imagined while writing them. First up, Aunt Sophia, the headmistress of Holtsworth. If only she'd let Blake embrace her nepo-baby status, everything would have been fine! (6/7)
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