Reblogging a writing tip post I wrote for the Hampshire Writers’ Society blog:
This week we’re very lucky to have Sue Moorcroft Sunday Times and international bestselling author send us a writing tip. Sue is worth reading, she has reached the coveted #1 spot on Amazon Kindle, won the Readers’ Best Romantic Novel award and the Katie Fforde Bursary; and she’s been nominated for several other awards, including a RoNA.
This week we’re very lucky to have Sue Moorcroft Sunday Times and international bestselling author send us a writing tip. Sue is worth reading, she has reached the coveted #1 spot on Amazon Kindle, won the Readers’ Best Romantic Novel award and the Katie Fforde Bursary; and she’s been nominated for several other awards, including a RoNA.A writer of short stories, serials, columns and writing ‘how to’, Sue’s courses have appeared all over the world!
Her current release is Let it Snow, in which Lily the heroine searches for her half-brothers. Lily’s quest takes her from
the frosty cottages of Middledip village to the snowy mountains of Switzerland. The ebook is out now with the paperback and audio available on the 14th November 2019
the frosty cottages of Middledip village to the snowy mountains of Switzerland. The - A tip from Sue Moorcroft
You’ve written a story, a good one. You’ve created a high-stakes conflict to hurl at your central…
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