Children's Writing Advice

With over 500 articles and short stories published in nearly all the UK’s and Australia’s women’s magazines herself, Lynne enjoys seeing people improve their work and reach publishable standards.

As author of ‘How To Write For Children and Get Published’, Louise uses her literary consultancy skills to advise on writing for children – plus offers specific marketing advice in a competitive area.

Claire wrote about her experiences in the anthology ‘The Map of Me’, and can help people increase their chances of getting published – as well as encourage them when faced with rejection.

With over 34 children’s books published, Stephanie has a wealth of knowledge on how to improve writing skills. She tutors for Writers' News Home Study and The Writers Bureau.

Alan is author of over 70 children’s books, including the award-winning ‘Billy Monster’s Daymare’. He knows it helps to get advice from experienced writers and is happy to share his knowledge.

His first book for young adults was published in 2000, and since then Marcus has written more than 10 titles that have either won awards, or been shortlisted for them.

Roy has written 57 children’s books, and also works for radio, theatre and TV. He’s one of only four writers to receive a BAFTA for outstanding contribution to children’s film and TV.

As a successful children’s author, Brian’s novels are on sale throughout the UK, America, Japan, South America and China. He can sympathise, and help with problems new authors face.

As a TV and film agent and consultant, Kirsty gives people the best tools to make their dreams happen. She helps people wanting to know about any aspect of the industry.