In general though, I do try to be really organised as it certainly helps me later (and I have lost/misplaced several chapters before due to not being organised!).ĭo you like editing or is it something you loathe? Other manuscripts? Not so much! It really depends on the type of story I’m writing. Ha, it depends! With some manuscripts, I’m really organised and do loads of research and neatly colour-code it all in folders. Yes! Paula Hawkins, Holly Bourne, Jean M. I’ve been writing professionally for the last six years.ĭo you write in the genre you love to read?ĭo you have any favourite authors to read? My teacher wasn’t too impressed as it meant I never finished typing my story up in the allotted hour, but I was happier with the result! But, when I began typing mine up, I started changing bits and adding new pages as I thought of new things that would make it more exciting than the version I’d written in the previous hour.

We were given one hour to write it and one hour to type it up in, and I was so excited. I remember one day at school, when I was about eight or nine, we had to write a ‘book’. It sounds a little clichéd, but I’ve been writing for as long as I can remember. She is represented by Nikki Terpilowski at Holloway Literary. Her second novel, Fragmented, released in September 2016 was followed by Her debut novel, Untamed (first published by Prizmīooks in 2015), examines a world in which anyone who has negativeĮmotions is hunted down, and a culture where addiction is encouraged.

At least one notebook is known to follow her Madeline has a strong love for anythingĭystopian, ghostly, or paranormal, and she can frequently be foundĮxploring wild places. She holds a BA Honors degree inĮnglish from the University of Exeter, and several presses have Hangs out with her Shetland ponies and writes young adultīooks-sometimes, at the same time. MADELINE DYER lives on a farm in the southwest of England, where she I am delighted to be joined by Madeline Dyer today on the blog for an interview and my review of her book - Untamed.

Fragmented by Madeline Dyer