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Lucy Middlemass

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Me, me, me! That's all you'll read about here. I spent my teens making little animals out of toilet paper, but now I'm older I'm writing for young people instead.

I'll always read-swap with you, so don't hesitate to ask.

I would like to thank Benedict "The Princess and the Peach" Brown's perfectionist wife, Marion Doin Brown for my perfect book cover.


favourite books


His Dark Materials Philip Pullman
The Harry Potter books JK Rowling
The Little Stranger Sarah Waters
The Night Watch Sarah Waters
My Booky Wook Russell Brand
The End of Mr Y Scarlett Thomas
PopCo Scarlett Thomas
The Historian Elizabeth Kostova
Five Quarters of the Orange Joanne Harris
Twilight Stephanie Meyer

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Jinger Barley and The Murkle M....

Lucy Middlemass

Bloody moons. They never do what you want and this one is no different.


Happy New Year! Eminent astronomer Arthur Oldham has walked up to the bridge to watch the firework display over the seaside town below. But he’s a hundred years old and he has had enough of everything. He has seen it all before.
Then he sees something new. The Murkle Moon is high above the harbour, exactly where it shouldn’t be. The famous wandering Moon has wandered too far this time. Arthur knows he must return to his observatory at the school where he used to work to stop it happening again.
But instead of solving the puzzle of the Murkle Moon, he finds a friend, a family and realises that just like everyone else, he still has the rest of his life ahead of him.

 

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Nanty wrote 1 hour ago

Hi Lucy, I'm more than a bit of a techno phobe - couldn't find your t....

Shaun Holt wrote 1 hour ago

Lucy, Thanks for the YARG review for "Waiting for the Rain". I app....

Melissa Writes wrote 3 hours ago

Fabulous, thank you! Melissa

Melissa Writes wrote 10 hours ago

Hi Lucy, Up for a read swap? Thanks, Melissa

plop wrote 1 day ago

Thanks Lucy. I shall give you a shout when I give Walter the once ov....

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I wrote 4 hours ago

This is a YARG review Waiting for the Rain I like your front cover. Your short pitch and long pitch are from different points of view, which is unusual but works fine. I like the premise in the short pitch in particular. “broken home” seems a bit old-fashioned. Ch 1- I like the descriptio... view book

I wrote 1 day ago

This is a YARG review Immortal Souls I like both of your pitches, especially the short one. I’d lose the “There was a bounty on her head” part of the short one, to make us wonder what it is about her everyone knows and why they want her dead. You have a dramatic prologue, and it’s particularl... view book

I wrote 2 days ago

I’m back to re-read, in response to your message on the YARG forum. If some of my comments are the same as last time, I must have really meant them! I think the Prologue is new? It’s just what was needed - and delivers as the pitches promise. I think readers of fantasy want it straight away. ... view book

I wrote 2 days ago

LADIES’ NIGHT The capital letters in your long pitch make it a bit hard to read but otherwise your two pitches are fine. I’ve read your first five chapters. I don’t think you want a list of typos and corrections - other reviewers have mentioned you’ve got a few but they could be easily sort... view book

I wrote 2 days ago

Tamria:Book One I’m back, James. Any friend of Cara’s…And you do have a pretty cool book! I’ve been thinking about your short pitch, and my best suggestion would be something like “Magic, intrigue, heroism and humour. 30,000 feet up.” Just to lose the “Children’s adventure” bit? Ch3 I love t... view book

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