"Clare,
I wanted to give you an update on my biography of Stella Adler. It's in the hands of LA's preeminent literary agents who I was referred to through a friend, but now I'm playing the waiting game. In the mean…"
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Jill Starishevsky left a comment for Clare Mulley
"How ironic that she did not even care much for children. It's terrific that you were able to memorialize the wonderful work she did on behalf of them. Keep up the great work.
jill"
Clare Mulley left a comment for Jill Starishevsky
"Hi Jill, I'm pleased you are interested in my biography of Eglantyne, it is available in the USA. And if you are really interested in how aI came across my subject you will find that covered in the book too. I worked for the charity, mainly in…"
Jill Starishevsky left a comment for Clare Mulley
"Hi Clare,
Thanks for writing. I am interested to learn more about your book and why you chose the subject matter. Have you been affiliated with Save the Children for a long time?
All the best,
Jill Starishevsky
Author, My Body…"
Clare Mulley left a comment for Jill Starishevsky
"Thanks Jill, I'm not a specialist in child welfare in this sense, but always interested. I hope you liked mine! All best, Clare"
Clare Mulley commented on the blog post 'Member News Week Ending October 30, 2010'
"And my, The Woman Who Saved the Children: A Biography of Eglantyne Jebb, Founder of Save the Children was published in the USA - hurray! Signed copies also available through my website www.claremulley.com Margaret I am fascinated by the sound of…"
Clare Mulley left a comment for Sheana Ochoa
"Was joking about Oprah, but v impressed you have a link to O Magazine. Let me know if you think they might like a nice piece on the book as a little joint project! (its a great story - my woman hated kids, called them 'the little wretches'…"
Sheana Ochoa left a comment for Clare Mulley
"No, I just developed a relationship with one of the editors from O magazine. If I were you I'd milk your relationship with Save the Children to find similar US organizations that might sponsor you. You could also query parenting publishing…"
Clare Mulley left a comment for Sheana Ochoa
"Sounds like a plan. Eglantyne was my first book - but it came with a built in market; it was published to coincide with the 90th anniversary of Save the Children, who gave it a huge push through their supporter magazine and many volunteer branches…"
Sheana Ochoa left a comment for Clare Mulley
"Clare,
Thanks for writing. I'm "building my writer's platform," waiting to get published in a couple national print outlets before resubmitting my book proposal for Stella Adler because before I got a lot of interest, but I…"
Clare Mulley left a comment for Sheana Ochoa
"Love to be friends with anyone writing or interested in Eglantyne - so that's you twice over already. Thought Stella looked rather marvellous on your website - when's it due out? All best, Clare"
Helen Smith left a comment for Clare Mulley
"Hi Clare
Essex is close enough! Nice to 'meet' you, too.
Helen"
Clare Mulley left a comment for Helen Smith
"Hi Helen, I'm actually not a London writer - I live in Essex, but here doesn't seem to be an Essex group up here yet... but of course Im in town a lot, so nice to meet you cyberly, and perhaps see you at some event in town sometime? All…"
Clare Mulley commented on the event 'Blogher Meetup in NYC'
"Sadly I can't be there, mainly as I live near Cambridge in England... but my paperback historical biography is being launched in the US on October 26, with events in Westport, Conneticut. I am really excited to me coming over to help promote…"
Meg Waite Clayton left a comment for Clare Mulley
"Welcome to She Writes, Clare. Hope you’ll enjoy the conversation here. You might enjoy jumping in through one of the groups, where a lot of the chat here occurs. (You can find them all by clicking the groups tab at the top of your page.) Feel…"
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- Who I am:
- www.claremulley.com
- Books I've written, anthologies I've contributed to, and any scripts or plays I've authored:
- The Woman Who Saved the Children: A Biography of Eglantyne Jebb Founder of Save the Children
The Arvon Book of Life-Writing (contributor)
- Media outlets that I currently write for:
- non-fiction publishers
- My writing is:
- Nonfiction
- I'm part of these writers' groups or salons:
- Women Writers Salon London, & The Biographers Club
Comment Wall (8 comments)
- At 5:49pm on November 20, 2011,
Sheana Ochoa said… Clare,
I wanted to give you an update on my biography of Stella Adler. It's in the hands of LA's preeminent literary agents who I was referred to through a friend, but now I'm playing the waiting game. In the mean time, I launched a blog dedicated to the book. Will you follow it at http://alifeinartstellaadler.wordpress.com/? Thanks for the support!
- At 9:14am on January 27, 2011,
Jill Starishevsky said…
How ironic that she did not even care much for children. It's terrific that you were able to memorialize the wonderful work she did on behalf of them. Keep up the great work.
jill
- At 7:20am on January 23, 2011,
Hi Clare,
Thanks for writing. I am interested to learn more about your book and why you chose the subject matter. Have you been affiliated with Save the Children for a long time?
All the best,
Jill Starishevsky
Author, My Body Belongs to Me
- At 4:18pm on September 29, 2010, Sheana Ochoa said…
- No, I just developed a relationship with one of the editors from O magazine. If I were you I'd milk your relationship with Save the Children to find similar US organizations that might sponsor you. You could also query parenting publishing outlets like Parents Magazine and Parenting magazine with a personal essay feature. Have you joined mediabistro? It gives you all the editor contacts for magazines to help you build your platform. Let me know when you're in LA so I can attend your book signing. And keep adding to your social networking on SheWrites, Twitter, Facebook to promote yourself.
- At 3:45pm on September 29, 2010, Sheana Ochoa said…
- Clare,
Thanks for writing. I'm "building my writer's platform," waiting to get published in a couple national print outlets before resubmitting my book proposal for Stella Adler because before I got a lot of interest, but I don't want to just publish the biography, as my writing consultant said, I want to publish it well. You know how the industry it is nowadays the author has to bring her own audience and prove it, so since I never really focused on publishing anything besides my poetry, I'm really just beginning my journalistic career so I can publish the biography "well." Do you agree this is a good strategy? How'd you do about beginning your career?
- At 4:09am on September 6, 2010,
Helen Smith said… - Hi Clare
Essex is close enough! Nice to 'meet' you, too.
Helen
- At 7:57am on January 8, 2010,
Susan Wels said… - Hi Clare, welcome to History and Biography Writers. Thanks for joining our group!
- At 4:16pm on January 7, 2010,
Meg Waite Clayton said… - Welcome to She Writes, Clare. Hope you’ll enjoy the conversation here. You might enjoy jumping in through one of the groups, where a lot of the chat here occurs. (You can find them all by clicking the groups tab at the top of your page.) Feel free to ping me if you have any questions as you make your way around the site. And enjoy!
Best,
Meg Waite Clayton
www.megwaiteclayton.com
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