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I'm wondering who you'd like to see us WW interview. Obviously, the real biggies are mostly impossible to get to, or rather, the PR minefield is- so no JK Rowlings etc please- but if there are types/genres/individuals etc, do suggest them here. It could be an agent..a publisher..a magazine... an author, a screenwriter, poet, biographer etc. Or something quirky. You can but ask.
Oh- and if you want to suggest your own agent/publisher/etc, do so, that'd be great too. If they're up for it, and won't worry about being overwhelmed by enquiries from WWers.
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I'd love to see an interview with Reina James, who's first novel, 'This Time Of Dying' was published a year or so ago by Bloomsbury.
Susiex
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How about Barry Cunningham of the Chicken House?
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I'll look into them. Anymore?
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Just to add that Reina published her first novel at 60, which I think would be a great inspiration to those of us who are older. (She's also Sid James's daughter).
Susiex
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I'd like to see interviews with agents and publishers, that's always interesting. Or how about someone like Julia Eccleshare, who does a lot of children's literature reviewing for the broadsheets?
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Susan Thomaselli (I think I've probably spelt her last name wrong - involved with 3am Magazine and edits Dogmatika.
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I second that suggestion 
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Anna Reynolds
susieangela