Posts by Denisha Naidoo
Last night I received an email from a small press asking for a manuscript re-write and re-submit. To be honest, I didn’t see that part at first, all I saw was “we can’t offer you a contract at this time, however…” and feedback. I’m grateful to @Timons Esaias for helping me to see the way forward.
Had an amazing time at the Pennwriters Conference 2025! @pennwriters.bsky.socia
😂😂😂
Excited to be reading my piece at the #prairiefiremag 50 over 50 launch in Toronto #booksky#writers#canadianwriters
In the midst of financial turmoil, a pair of ducks swim in a stream after the ice storm.
What are literary agents' top tips for novel openings? Here's the tea: writingdayworkshops.com/blog/what-no...
Did you know we collect our new agent alerts into genre categories? Check out the thread below to see if you can find a few new agents in your genre! 🧵
Trees locked in ice
Fog
Cold Rain Sleet
Remnants of snow
Old dogs in raincoats
Contemplate spring.
My story, “Fly Past The Sun,” was published in Killer Nashville Magazine!
www.killernashville.com/short-storie...
My story, Duck Duck Duck,” just went like on Amazing Stories. Patreon subscribers get to hear me read it!😁
At 2:30 am I stand in my driveway in pyjamas and winter coat to watch the eclipse of the moon, blood moon. The earth rotates, me on that earth, until shadow is cast between sun and moon. The distant sound of highway traffic, a shooting star, coyotes yip and howl, the faint sight of northern lights.
Just found a fantastic source for finding agents to query! #MSWL
Petra at night.
Last night I finished my first beginner drawing class and finally found something I could draw! As a writer, it was a good reminder to always be open to new ways of seeing.🙂
Getting ready for a writing retreat in Algonquin Park, Ontario, Canada this summer!🐻
Page from Amelia Earhart's "Scrapbook #9/1932-1933," from the Purdue Library Archives. Black and white page of a program with photos of Amelia and her name highlighted with pink highlighter.
The Kickstarter for "Twisting Turning Timeshifts" launches tomorrow.
In my story, Eleanor Roosevelt wills her friend Amelia Earhart's "Scrapbook #21/1936-1953" to the Presidential library with the stipulation it not be made public until the year 2053. Support the launch here: HERitageAnthology.com
Looking forward to seeing @hilaryhauck.bsky.social at the Pennwriters Conference in May!
UNTIL THE LAMB BECOMES THE LION: A young alcoholic drifter’s life is forever changed when he crosses paths with the telepathic, wheelchair-bound head of a powerful criminal empire.
I’ll try and share on my bluesky page. Looking forward to the conference!
Just finished the my first novel, UNTIL THE LAMB BECOMES THE LION, and am starting the search for agent representation!