@CBBookGroup

The first online book group from the UK's biggest literary agency, run by Richard, Lucy and Jess of @CBGBooks and @conville_walsh

 UK & Ireland
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Lovely online discussion with @WriterForster about What a Way to Go right now as part of @CBBookGroup
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Now, where did I put those leg warmers? Looking forward to @CBBookGroup chat tomorrow @caroambrose @LondonFarmBoy
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Children of the Eighties: Margaret Stead on What a Way to Go curtisbrownbookgroup.co.uk/2…
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A great blog from our book of the month author @WriterForster on the 'path to publication' curtisbrownbookgroup.co.uk/2… @AtlanticBooks #amwriting
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My Path to Publication by Julia Forster curtisbrownbookgroup.co.uk/2…
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Very exciting book post from @CBBookGroup this morning! @WriterForster x
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Yay! Look what I got in the post from the lovely @CBBookGroup @WriterForster ! Can't wait to read!
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January Book of the Month: What a Way to Go curtisbrownbookgroup.co.uk/2…
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The Terrible Burden of Guilt: Karren Perry on Only We Know curtisbrownbookgroup.co.uk/2…
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Karen Perry’s ‘Only We Know’ by Eve Hall, Editorial Assistant at Michael Joseph, Penguin… curtisbrownbookgroup.co.uk/2…
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Just under one hour left to submit your burning questions to our agents! #askCB #DiscoveryDay
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The time has come! Between 3:30-5pm, ask our agents about writing, submitting and getting published #askCB #DiscoveryDay
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Half an hour left to get creative writing tips like this from @cbcreative, don't miss out! #CBCTips #DiscoveryDay xitter.cf/cbcreative/status/6698…
Curtis Brown Creative@cbcreative26 Nov 2015
Don't be too SHOUTY. Less can be more. Lots of us write dramatic scenes in shouty ways - go back and calm them down in the edit #CBCTips
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Head over to #CBCTips now to get more top writing tips like this! #DiscoveryDay xitter.cf/cbcreative/status/6698…
Curtis Brown Creative@cbcreative26 Nov 2015
Use the 2-line drop (big gap between paragraphs) to jump-cut. When your scene has done its key business, get the hell out #CBCTips
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Thank you to @Rachelhore for joining in our #CBBG discussion of #TheSilentTide! Read @Van_Demal's review here: vanisreading.wordpress.com/2…

Van has finished reading…The Silent Tide by Rachel Hore

There was much talk of Rachel Hore’s The Silent Tide at the Curtis Brown Book Group when we discussed The Glass Painter’s Daughter recently so it was nice to have a reason to shift it up the TBR pi…

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Calling all authors! Tweet until 3:30pm to get some inspirational tips from @cbcreative #CBCTips #DiscoveryDay xitter.cf/CBBookGroup/status/669…
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#cbbg My mother practically had a nervous breakdown because of the sexist bullying that went on.
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#cbbg But also on the experiences of my own mother, who was a PhD scientist working in a male world in 1950s Imperial College, London.
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#CBBG The young woman scientist in The Silent Tide was very loosely based on the experiences of Rosalind Franklin.
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Replying to @Van_Demal
@Van_Demal @CBBookGroup #cbbg Isabel's sensibility drove the feminist subtext. She wanted to work, to be independent.
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