Compass Points - The Pagan Writers' Guide

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<table width="603"><tbody><tr><td width="603"><span><span>I want to be a pagan author and write for the pagan communitycan you tell me how to get published? Writing for the pagan community is no different from writing for any other readership but we need to learn the basic rules before deciding whether we have any talent worth pursuing. Regardless of our own personal levels of esoteric learning, we need to go back to the basics of creative writing and see what tricks of the trade we can utilise. We will see why editors and publishers are inundated with submissions of a certain kind and what we can do to give our writing editor appeal. We will learn how to develop ideas via lateral thinking, and develop the art of seeing through an editors eyes.</span></span><br></td></tr></tbody></table><span></span>

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<table width="600"><tbody><tr><td width="600"><span><span>In addition to being the commissioning editor for Compass Books, Suzanne Ruthven is also editor of the popular quarterly creative writing magazine, The New Writer (which she produces in partnership with literary agent, and publisher, Merric Davidson). She lives in County Tipperary, Ireland.</span></span><br></td></tr></tbody></table><span></span>

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