My Say views
Magazine
My Say 1 by Deborah Durbin, about rejecting rejection
My Say 2 by Lynda Finn about the isolation of New Zealand writers and their problems with getting published
My Say 3 by Phyllis McDuff on why writers need to get out there to talk about their work, with tips on how to speak effectively.
My Say 5 by Wendy Walker, author of Four Wives, How a Stay-Home-Mom Became a Writer
My Say 6 by British author Eliza Graham, author of Playing with the Moon, on her route to publication.
My Say 7: Timothy Hallinan on the Writing Session.
My Say 8: Jae Watson on the magic formula which enables writers to 'cross that fine, elusive line dividing unpublished and published writers'.
My Say 9: Zoe Jenny, who is Swiss, on writing in English and why it was liberating.
My Say 10 by Dominae Primus, My impressions of www.writersservices.com – then and now
My Say 11 by Natasha Mostert, There are few things as satisfying as typing THE END to a manuscript.
My Say 12 by Richard Hall "Write about what you know" - does this adage always make sense?