The Greatest Freelance Writing Tips in the World

MY modestly-named book,The Greatest Freelance Writing Tips In The World, (yes, it's a light-hearted title) is out now.

Here's a selection of quotes from first feedback and reviews of The Greatest Freelance Writing Tips in the World:

"Very, very good in cutting the fat from the bone and providing excellent advice not only to the aspiring freelance writer but also for those who are beyond the beginner’s stage.... The Greatest Freelance Writing Tips in the World adequately fulfills its obligation as offering down-to-earth practical advice and not the gibberish that we are often accustomed to reading." Bookpleasures.

"...Beautifully designed and produced...Exceptionally well written....Advice is based on years of experience, and it shows.... Of course, in a 160-page book not every aspect of freelance writing can be covered in depth....Offers essential guidance for a very modest price. It would also make a nice Christmas present for any would-be writer!" Nick Daws, Mywritingblog.com

"Freelance tips that actually work."(Five-star) Amazon review

"The only book a writer will ever need." Diary of a Wordsmith.

It's not called The Greatest Freelance Writing Tips in the World for nothing. Excellent. I highly recommend it." Flaming Nora.

"Packed full of no-nonsense practical tips on how to earn a living in the challenging world of newspapers and magazines." Janet Lee, The Chase Post.

"A must-read" Cannock Chronicle.

"She knows what she's talking about." Writelink.co.uk newsletter.

"The greatest freelance writing tips in the world, ever...Inspirational." Clarissa Satchell.

See here for more feedback and a warts and all report about the book launch. Pictures from the launch:

Nick Daws gets stuck in to The Greatest Freelance Writing Tips in the World.

Ian, Louise and Michael discuss who's been to Cannock before, possibly.

Kate and Anil egg each other on: "Everywhere we go, people want to know, where the hell are you from? We're from Wolverhampton..."

Steve and Anne from The Greatest in the World weigh up our first review. Wahay.

Anil and Spencer attempt to outwit the headline writers of the Sunday Sport.

That "jolly" woman sneaks into a publicity shot.

...and hides behinds some books. A cunning plan.