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For norske skribenter

Som norsk bosatt i Stockholm, leser jeg både norske og svenske manus. Du er velkommen til å booke en gratis 30 minutter samtale hvis du er nysgjerrig på hvordan jeg arbeider og vil se om vi er en bra match. 

Jeg tar oppdrag som manuskonsulent og skrivecoach, både for privatpersoner og forlag som ønsker en utviklingsredaktør som er spesialist på fantasy. Du kan også booke meg til skrivekurs og foredrag om fantasy, krim og spenning. 

 

Svenska skrivresurser

Flera resurser om skrivande och fantasy finns endast på svenska, eftersom jag bor och arbetar i Stockholm.

Gratis

Podcasten Skrivcirkeln hålls av tre fantasyförfattare – Natalie Forslind, Magdalena Dellborg, och mig – som diskuterar fantastik och allt som har med skrivande att göra. Du hittar oss på Spotify, Apple Podcast och andra ställen där poddar finns.

På Fantasykanalen på YouTube pratar jag självklart om mitt specialområde krim och fantasy, magiska föremål och mera. 

Prisvärt

Om du skriver för ungdomar kan du spara enormt mycket tid och frustration och åratal med omskrivanden genom att först ta reda på hur man skapar en bokidé som är lämplig för målgruppen.

På Skrivcafé kan man köpa mitt online-kurs om att skriva för ungdomar som går igenom skillnader mellan svenska ungdomsböcker och internationella young adult-böcker, vanliga misstag aspirerande ungdomsbokförfattare gör, och vilka genrer som passar bäst för målgruppen och varför. 

Skrivcoachning på plats

Zoom-möten i all ära, men visst är det något särskilt att kunna mötas i verkligheten! Om du bor i Stockholmsområdet och är intresserad av skrivcoachning på plats, hör av dig till inaingeborgnes@gmail.com. Jag arbetar mest med fantasy och deckare, för målgrupperna 10-12, ungdomar och vuxna. Ditt manus kan vara på svenska, norska, danska eller engelska.

Du kan också kontakta mig på instagram! 😊✨

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