When I write, I write like you would imagine a Sunday paper to illustrate. I thrash away at the keyboard, moving between fifty windows whilst rearranging a multitude of hand written notes. It is a gloriously chaotic affair. If you were to peer into my head you would invasion some calamity of machinery, processing ideals and creating structure as fast as it can possibly go. The amount of cheap biros that I have chewed to pieces escapes me.
Yet by comparison, Emma is much quieter. Her feet will be raised, balancing her laptop wherever is comfortable deep in thought and thoroughly relaxed. The silence is rarely broken as we have planned ahead - we know which section to work on and rarely need to converse. This has been done beforehand and at considerable length.
Yes, when I write, I destroy desks and damage keyboards. When Emma writers, it is refined affair.
This would be one of the reasons why her job is looking at changing her position.
You see, Emma was fortunate to be working relatively close to the editor of a corporate magazine. Understand Emma has a deep rooted passion for writing he decided to give her a shot - to write a 1200 page feature of a new detox treatment for their next issue. A marvellous opportunity I think you will agree, especially someone who is looking to get published. Doing such a thing shows ambition to a potential publisher making an author less of a risk, assuring them that the whole book thing is not a fad. It is important to impress them.
It has been important to impress her workplace too, and that has happened, because today, Emma was asked to do two more features and was told that she may as well have a regular space in the magazine for the future.
Emma Campbell, a regular writer of a feature that goes out to every client in the beauty industry in the UK.
I am incredibly proud of her and cannot wait to see the results.
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