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Claire is a freelance writer in both fiction and non-fiction, with various specialisms including writing for young people, travel writing and food. She can help people increase their chances of getting published, as well as encourage them when faced with rejection.
I can advise on improving your writing in order to get published. I’ll encourage you to keep at it when faced with rejection. I can give you helpful and realistic feedback and will share with you some of my experience of the publishing industry.
I’m familiar with current trends in publishing including writing and selling your work online. I have a special interest and expertise in multi-cultural features, stories and books, and in travel and food writing.
I was a winning writer in the 2008 Penguin Decibel Prize anthology, The Map of Me. For this I wrote about my children's experience of moving to the UK from the Caribbean, so I can help with multicultural writing for young adults and children.
I am the founder of a popular and successful writers’ group that has supported a large number of aspiring writers through constructive criticism and practice, to becoming published writers. I’ve organised writing competitions and events and can help you set up your own network of support to help you with your work.
Hello writers! I understand - I have lived the characters, worried about the plot, thought it wasn't good enough, spent the whole day in my nightie... I talk from experience - it took me a while to get published but in the end I got there.
I’m a food writer with my own blog, and write regular restaurant reviews. I write about the Caribbean for a number of different travel publications including Lonely Planet, Rough Guides and other guides and websites, and have been published by Conde Nast Traveller, The Guardian and The Sunday Times.
I can read your manuscript, your article or help you start your blog and give you instant feedback over the phone on how to make all of your writing better.
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Getting started on your Blog
By Claire Frank
Twelve Rules for Aspiring Journalists
By Claire Frank
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