Visit our web site! www.apostrophebooks.com We’re also on Twitter (@apostrophebooks), Facebook (www.facebook.com/apostrophebooksltd) and Pinterest (http://pinterest.com/apostrophebooks). You can see where our e-books rank on Goodreads lists too.
You can find out more about me on the ‘about us’ page on the Darley Anderson website http://www.darleyanderson.com There is also an interesting news section and information about all our authors – this should give a good idea about what we are looking for.
Through our website. It's got a detailed FAQs section with information on how to submit your manuscript, the advances/royalties we pay and all our contact details.
http://www.cornerstones.co.uk and our book: ‘Teach Yourself: How to Write a Blockbuster’ by Helen Corner and Lee Weatherly, Hodder, £9.99. This is based on our workshops and is a combined book on how to write sparkling commercial fiction and then how to submit to agents and publishers. We also advertise in writing magazines with author testimonials that change every month.
Plans for the future are to help and launch as many authors as we can! You can contact Helen on: Helen@cornerstones.co.uk tel: 020 8968 0777 and please quote this article as the reference.
Go to the relevant site and email us – ask as many questions as you wish.
We try to be open and helpful – I still have writers whose work we have turned down talking with me about their books. Zoe and I also have a freelance editing service but for ethical reasons we can’t take on books we rejected. But I am happy to chat about them!
You can visit the website at www.lady.co.uk but it is best to buy a copy of the magazine – or you could order it from your newsagent, or take out a subscription (that is a cheaper option over the year)
Have you got a website/event coming up that we can let our members know about? Funny you should ask – I have just launched http://www.anthonymcgowan.com, which is full of writerly goodness, and enough personal information to satisfy any potential stalker. I’m quite proud of it as I did everything myself, despite the fact that I’m rubbish at designy type stuff.