TLC is delighted for Andrew James, who had his novel, Blood of Kings published by Michael Joseph (Penguin) in April, 2013. Andrew’s historical novel explores the grandeur of the
Key note speaker at this year’s Literary Conference, Audrey Niffenegger, shares her latest projects, ideas and ingenious management of her own novels into ebooks in an interview with Free
The Literary Consultancy (TLC) is proud to announce the much-anticipated return of its cutting-edge conference for writers working at all levels. Early Bird offer of 20% if you book
The TLC Literary Adventures 6th-12th October offered blue skies, fabulous Spanish catering and of course a week of tutoring (and hard work) with writing tutor Jacob Ross. TLC adventurer
Elen Lewis of writers’ group and creative organisation 26 interviews TLC Director Rebecca Swift about the role of TLC, client success stories, tips for new writers, common writing mistakes,
This November and December TLC offers a 5% discount on gift vouchers purchased for any single assessment, including extracts and full manuscripts. Giving a TLC read to someone who writes can help
On September 14 TLC Director Rebecca Swift appeared at the Porlock Arts Festival to talk about TLC, and all things Emily Dickinson. Of her appearance, the festival blog stated:
An early draft of The Candy Machine, Tom Feiling’s first book, was sent to TLC for assessment, and TLC Director Rebecca Swift recommended it to Broo Doherty, associate agent
Salt Publishing, publishers of Booker-shortlisted The Lighthouse, have released a new title by TLC reader Cynthia Rogerson. Stepping Out is a collection of short stories set in Scotland and
The Red House On The Niobrara is an account of TLC reader Alan Wilkinson’s stay in the Nebraska Sandhills in 2011. The opening section of the novel is available as a free download
After being inspired by young indie writer Penelope Fletcher at a writing group talk, Kate Tenbeth made the decision to self-publish The Burly & Grum Tales, a children’s book series
‘TLC’s editorial advice was outstanding, as was their support through the traditional publishing environment, 
