The Loneliness of the Long-Distance Writer

19/4/2012

For the past few months, I've been posting about the genesis of 'Grosse Fugue' and the process of being edited and published.

Bloomsbury's 'Writers & Artists' website is a great online resource for the unpublished writer and I've been sharing my experiences with a series of weekly posts.

To access the archive, please click here.

And here's the series as a downloadable booklet.

4 Comments

Sarah

30/4/2012 05:37:00 pm

Hi Ian. I've been following your blog on the writers and artists website. I did comment at first but of late have only been reading them.
I wanted to just wish you luck and hope your website will soon be flourishing with hundreds of followers.
Will be buying the book soon.

Ian Phillips

30/4/2012 05:53:38 pm

That's very much appreciated, Sarah. The 'loneliness' bit of the title has, to a great extent, been ameliorated by such kind and supportive comments. I hope you enjoy the book and will revisit the site with your thoughts.

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10/6/2014 09:57:58 am

I acknowledge your writing and you made my curiosity rise, but believe it or not, writing in a journal can help you improve your writing skills. It can also help you discover new story ideas that could be developed into the next best-seller.

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11/4/2016 12:52:02 am

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