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135 - Reinventing Yourself, with Alice McVeigh
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In this episode:
After a very successful career as a cellist, Alice McVeigh decided to try her hand at writing, something she had always had a passion for, but which took second place after her cello.
Alice has experienced the highs of being signed by a top agent and publisher on her first attempt, as well as the lows of losing both her agent and her publisher.
She’s worked with top hybrid publisher Unbound, and is now indie-publishing her latest books, a Jane Austenesque trilogy.
What Alice has learnt is that it’s never too late to reinvent yourself. If something doesn’t work, try something else. The most important thing is to keep trying.
If you’re feeling lost right now, you need to listen to my conversation with Alice McVeigh. She’ll help you make the right decision for you.
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