We hope you’re well! We have some exciting news.

From first draft to pitch-ready, our Edit Your Novel online course starts 14 October. Applications are now open.

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Discover the transformative effects of deep-level developmental editing.

Over 18 weeks online, this combined advanced mentorship and editing workshop will guide you through a structured, deadline-driven revision process, designed and delivered by publishing professionals.

Working alongside a small group of dedicated writers, you’ll be coached, step by step, by an expert editor-tutor as you gain hours of editing and critiquing experience, get query-ready and develop a submission package with access to our exclusive agents list.

This course isn’t just about one book, it’s about developing the skills you need for a successful career as a professional writer. Suitable for all writers, agents and publishers. Click here to find out our new add-ons, such as more one-to-one mentoring sessions and your chance to pitch live to the trade.

The course also includes:

• Live pitch panel – at the end of the course, you will have the chance to pitch your novel to a specially selected panel of agents and editors via Zoom.

• Professional submission package review – a report on your first 10,000 words, synopsis and cover letter.

• Access to an exclusive list of agents.

To learn more and apply, you can visit our EYN webpage here.

Writers Online Competition launch:

5,000 words to win 5K!

Cornerstones are excited to announce Writing Magazine's new Writers Online competition launch: the First 5k Novel Prize. There are several prizes including a cash prize and consultation with our own Monica Chakraverty, editorial director and head of scouting programme at Cornerstones.

You can read the Writers Online launch, including novel-writing tips from Monica Chakraverty ahead of submitting here. Find out more information including entry rules and requirements on the Writers Online website below.

Enter here: https://www.writers-online.co.uk/writing-competitions/the-first-5k-novel-prize/

Closing date: 31 December 2026

That’s all from us!

Wishing you a lovely rest of the week,

The Cornerstones Team

We hope you’re well and enjoying the summer sunshine!

We have a few exciting things to update you on. We’re delighted to see an article in Writing Magazine about the Cornerstones’ training arm, editorial and upcoming retreat!

‘The gold standard in editorial consultancy for writers.’ – Writing Magazine

We’re also getting in touch to give you a heads-up about changes coming to our online CPD accredited Edit Your Novel the Professional Way course. We have exciting new additions to announce, including a new pitch panel opportunity. Watch this space!

The new EYN price and course updates will go live by the end of next week, so if you’d like to book in at the current prices do apply via our website before then.

Our next EYN course starts October 14th, applications are now open.

Click here to apply

‘What I learnt through working with a Cornerstones editor changed my life – it took me from a hobby writer to a professional writer – and ultimately got me an agent at Kate Nash Literary Agency and a two-book publishing deal. With the skills I learned, I then retrained as an editor!’

– Helen Hawkins, EYN alumni and author of A Concert for Christmas, Allison & Busby.

In other news, Cornerstones is keeping a close eye on the use of AI in the creative space and publishing as there is an increasing rejection of books that have any AI input.

Join Helen Corner-Bryant and AI expert Julia Bell for a free webinar panel as they discuss how to navigate the tricky landscape of AI. The online event is taking place October 1st, 12.30–1.30pm BST. The panel will finish with a Q&A.

Julia Bell is Professor of New Writing at Birkbeck, University of London, where she has taught for nearly thirty years. She is the author of Radical Attention (Peninsula Press, 2020; reissued 2026 with a new introduction by Grace Blakeley), an essay on the politics of attention that draws on the work of Simone Weil, and most recently Between the Lines (Simon & Schuster, 2026).

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That’s all from us for now! Keep an eye out for the next newsletter detailing the changes, and we’ll look forward to hearing from any applicants in the meantime.

Very best,

The Cornerstones Team

We hope you’re well and coping in the heat! To those interested in booking in for editorial feedback with the 10% discount, please be rest assured that anyone who has been in touch with us to enquire about booking in for an editorial package by midnight tonight will be eligible. We’re currently running on a skeleton staff but will get back to you as soon as possible and are happy to honour the 10% discount until the end of the week for anyone awaiting a discounted quote.

Thank you for your patience!

Very best,

The Cornerstones Team

Each day you’ll join us at Pityoulish for workshops, lunch and dinner, immersing yourself in a supportive environment designed to help take your writing to the next level.

Learn from Industry Experts

Throughout the retreat you’ll take part in small-group, in-person workshops led by Sunday Times and New York Times bestselling consultant editors Monica Chakraverty and Helen Corner-Bryant, alongside NYC literary agent and former Big-5 publisher Lisa Gallagher.

Complementing these sessions is a programme of exclusive keynote talks and Q&As via Zoom from leading figures across the publishing industry.

Our keynote programme will include:

• No. 1 bestselling independent and traditionally published authors

• Literary agents

• Film agents

• Publishers

The retreat culminates in a live pitch panel, where you’ll have the opportunity to practise pitching your novel and receive invaluable industry feedback.

A Taste of Day One

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Last Chance – 10% Off Editorial Packages

Here’s another reminder that the 10% off all editorial packages ends 8 July. Get in touch with us before then to secure your discount!

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That’s everything for now but we love hearing from our authors, so do get in touch!

All the best,

The Cornerstones Team

We’re delighted to confirm that bestselling crime writer Benedict Brown will be joining us via Zoom as one of our keynote speakers at this year’s Publishing Retreat.

Benedict’s publishing journey is an extraordinary one: starting from scratch, he built his readership independently, growing his career into a seven-figure success before being snapped up by a traditional publisher. He’ll be speaking candidly with retreat attendees: what worked, what he’d do differently, and the lessons he wishes he’d known at the start.

The retreat itself has proven hugely popular and all places within the house at Pityoulish are now sold out. However, we’re pleased to offer four additional places at a reduced rate, with accommodation at the nearby inn. Guests will spend each day at Pityoulish enjoying the retreat programme and join us for dinner in the evening before retiring to their own ensuite room at the inn.

If you’d like a programme, do get in touch, and keep an eye on future announcements as we continue to add to our exciting line-up of expert speakers.

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A Reminder: 10% Off All Editorial Services

Our 10% summer discount on editorial services is currently running until 8 July, making this an excellent time to book a developmental edit, editorial consultation or final stage process if you're looking to indie-publish.

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Author News

Congratulations to long-standing Cornerstones author Tom Benjamin on the publication of the seventh book in his Daniel Leicester mystery series. In a change of setting, this instalment sees Leicester relocated, for one novel only, to the sun-drenched landscapes of Puglia.

That’s all for now!

Very best,

Cornerstones Team

Whether you’re preparing a manuscript for submission, returning to a project after a break, or simply ready to take your writing to the next stage, our editorial team is here to help.

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Beyond Editorial Feedback

Many authors come to Cornerstones for editorial support, but one of the advantages of working with us is the expertise that surrounds every project. From matching you with the right editor to helping you navigate next steps, we provide guidance that can be invaluable during the submission process

Our Editorial Director, Monica Chakraverty, continues to champion exceptional talent through our scouting programme, maintaining relationships across the publishing industry and actively promoting standout writers. The bar is high, but we would expect nothing less for our authors!

The first book that introduces a writer to the industry can be make-or-break in what is often an unforgiving publishing landscape. That’s why we believe in giving manuscripts the strongest possible foundation before they go out into the world.

We are constantly looking for exciting new voices, and we’re always delighted when editorial work develops into longer-term relationships with authors whose careers we can continue to support.

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That’s all for now! We’re looking forward to hearing from you.

All the very best,

The Cornerstones Team

Dear Cornerstones Authors,

We hope you’re all surviving these record breaking temperatures and possibly even enjoying them…

Here’s a reminder that the Bath Novel Award closes on 31 May. The award is one of the UK’s most respected competitions for unagented emerging writers, judged by leading literary agents. Previous winners and listees have gone on to major publishing deals with Penguin Random House, HarperCollins and Hachette.

We’re proud sponsors of the award and provide a free place on our Edit Your Novel course to one selected writer. The brilliant Caroline Ambrose, who runs the award, goes above and beyond to support longlisted and shortlisted authors.

Applications are also open for our next Edit Your Novel programme.

Over 18 weeks, take your novel from first draft to submission-ready with our Edit Your Novel course (with PWA), covering plotting, character, POV, dialogue, pacing and “Show not Tell,” and finish with a polished manuscript, submission package and agent list.

“Edit Your Novel helped me shape my manuscript for agent submission and made the publication process far smoother. The support from both tutors and fellow writers was invaluable.”

- Louise, EYN alumna and debut author, published by Macmillan after winning the Cornerstones PWA prize for the most promising manuscript in Bath Children’s Novel Award.

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Cornerstones Scotland Retreat, One Space Remaining

We have one final room remaining at Pityoulish House for our September professional writers’ retreat in the Scottish Highlands, with additional spaces available nearby at a local inn.

Led by Monica Chakraverty, Helen Corner-Bryant and literary agent Lisa Gallagher, the retreat combines workshops, mentoring, writing time and industry insight with a spectacular Highland setting. Email us for the full programme.

Find out more

That’s all for now but do stay in touch!

All the very best,

The Cornerstones Team

We hope you’re well and getting lots of writing and editing done this spring!

The Bath Novel Awards submission deadline is May 31st, with the Longlist Prize a fully funded place on our Edit Your Novel the Professional Way course run with the Professional Writing Academy – an 18-week, MA-level online course worth £1,980.

We have now set the dates for the EYN course in September, starting September 30th, and applications are now open. You can apply or find out more information on our website here.

We also have some exciting authors news and articles to share with you about debut manuscripts, an author’s journey to publication and the benefits of writing retreats.

Louise Austin is a debut author and EYN alumnus who previously won the Cornerstones PWA prize for most promising manuscript in the Bath Children’s Novel Awards in 2022.

You can read the announcement of Louise Austin’s book deal with Macmillan in The Bookseller here.

You can also find the full interview with Louise Austin and the Bath Children’s Novel Award following the release of her debut novel Alex Abbott is [Un]Dead here.

Fiona Dixon has published with HarperCollins Children’s Books, and recently enjoyed a book launch for Crow at the Waterstones in Gower Street, London. You can read about Fiona’s road to publication and ten things she’s learned as a debut author on the PWA website here.

Traditionally published by Bedford Square, this is Gay Marris’s second book, and you can find out more about her debut novel and journey to publication in a Behind the Book blog with Gay Marris on our website here.

In other news, you can read the latest Writing magazine article from our Editorial Director, Monica Chakraverty, about the value of a writing retreat here. There are a few spots still available in our Professional Writers’ Retreat in Scotland’s ‘House of the Year’ later in September, do get in touch with the office for a programme and further details if interested.

That’s all from us! As always, feel free to reach out with any updates or new materials – we love hearing from you.

Very best,

The Cornerstones Team

We hope you’re well and enjoying some spring sunshine!

Join our founder and director, Helen Corner-Bryant, and world-class leader on storytelling on screen, John Yorke, in an upcoming one-hour live webinar about how to shape your novel to connect with readers as well as what makes a novel impossible to put down.

BAFTA-winning former Controller of BBC Drama Production, John Yorke, is known for acclaimed dramas such as Shameless and Wolf Hall. Author of Into the Woods and Trip to the Moon, John delivers story training to leading studios and universities through his company John Yorke Story.

Helen Corner-Bryant is the founding director of Cornerstones, known for launching best-selling debut writers and specialising in executive publishing training. She is the co-author of On Editing: How to Edit Your Novel the Professional Way (John Murray, 2018) and the course director of the Cornerstones/PWA online course, Edit Your Novel the Professional Way, which is MA-level CPD-certified. Helen teaches developmental editing at UCL as an Honorary Associate Professor in the Department of Information Studies, UCL, and lectures and trains writers and publishing professionals worldwide.

In conversation with Steph Wessell, award-nominated series producer, they’ll discuss how a clearer sense of story can make the whole writing process easier and what can hold promising novels back.

Book your (free) tickets and learn practical ways to spot when something isn’t working and how to fix it as well as what agents and editors respond to.

Whether you’re starting out or deep into a draft, this session will help you write with more clarity and feel more in control of your story.

The webinar also includes a Q&A at the end, so bring any questions ready!

Click here to book tickets

As always, we love to celebrate our authors’ successes and a have some amazing new books to share with you through our indie-published spotlight! Read on below for allegorical fiction, psychological thriller, non-fiction and a historical family saga.

In other news, the CEO of Hachette, David Shelley, has been campaigning for the protection of copyright and pushing back on Big Tech and AI. We’re proud of our publisher (for Cornerstones’ and Helen Corner-Bryant’s book On Editing: How to Edit Your Novel the Professional Way), Hachette, for standing up for our creative rights as authors.

You can read more about David Shelley’s fight for authors and intellectual property here.

That’s all from us! As usual, do get in touch with any new manuscripts or news as we love to hear updates of what you’re working on. We hope you’re having a wonderful springtime and getting inspired underneath the sun!

Very best,

The Cornerstones Team

We hope you’re well and enjoying some sunshine and the start of spring!

As you may know, our 10% discount across all editorial packages runs out April 7th. However, there’s still time to get in touch and book in at discounted rates ahead of our new increased pricing taking effect.

You can catch the discount by emailing us before the 7th, so don’t worry over the Easter long weekend if you haven’t yet booked in!

MeetCute Storyteller Prize

We have some exciting news for romance writers and authors of romance manuscripts: The MeetCute Romance Book Festival have partnered with Kate Nash Literary Agency to launch a new competition for writers of romance fiction with an offer of literary representation for the winner.

Further information and how to submit

For any authors who were interested in the Cornerstones Professional Writers’ Retreat, but might have been unavailable for previous dates, we have new and updated dates for the retreat to share with you: 21st-27th September.

If you feel you're on the cusp of being published but need that extra industry input and connections, why not join us in Scotland and gain one-to-one support and guidance from tutors.

A few spaces remain in the house and cheaper options are available in nearby accommodation. You can find out more about the retreat on our website here, or contact the office for a programme.

That’s all from us! As always, do get in touch with us with any news or enquiries as we always love hearing from you. In the meantime, we hope you have a wonderful long weekend!

Very best,

The Cornerstones Team

Our 10% discount on all editorial services is coming to an end on April 7th, so if you’ve been thinking about getting feedback on your manuscript, now is the perfect time to get in touch. Book in before April 7th to catch the discount, with up to a month to submit your materials if you're not quite ready!

Whether you’re at an early draft stage or preparing for submission, we’d love to help you take your work to the next level.

Get in touch

Author Tips:

Following a productive London Book Fair, pitching our slate of authors to agents via our scouting programme, a main subject of discussion at LBF was the use of AI. Monica Chakraverty unpacks this crucial industry shift in her latest blog, about why agents are increasingly rejecting AI-assisted submissions, and what this means for protecting your voice as a writer.

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Fresh from LBF, agents are looking for distinctive, voice-led fiction with a strong hook.

In our latest session, we share key genre trends and tips to help position your manuscript in today’s market. Scroll down the page to find the video and passcode.

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We also wanted to let you know that our office will be closed from Good Friday through to Easter Monday, and we’ll be back and responding to emails as usual after the long weekend.

In the meantime, we wish you a lovely, restful break.

Warmest wishes,
The Cornerstones Team

Join us for a free round-table open hour on Friday 13th (12-1pm) with Helen Corner-Bryant and Monica Chakraverty to discuss the current publishing landscape from traditional to indie publishing.

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We’ll be sharing details of our Professional Writers’ Retreat in the Scottish Highlands, held at Scotland’s Home of the Year. Led by Sunday Times and New York Times bestselling consultant editors Monica Chakraverty and Helen Corner-Bryant, alongside former NYC Big-5 publisher and DeFiore literary agent Lisa Gallagher, the retreat is designed to prepare authors for professional publishing.

The week combines in-person teaching from senior editors, industry insight from a leading US agent, and guest speakers from across publishing.

3–9 June 2026 (arrival Wednesday p.m., departure Tuesday a.m.)

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All the very best,

Cornerstones team

Dates: Wednesday 3 June (arrival pm) to Tuesday 9 June (departure am), 2026.

Mornings focus on workshops, lectures, writing time, and one-to-one mentoring. Afternoons are free for writing by the loch or fire, walking or cycling in the Highlands, swimming, or simply resting. Evenings include aperitifs followed by a chef’s dinner.

By the end of the retreat, you’ll leave with a submission-ready proposal, direct access to agents open to Cornerstones alumni, industry connections, and a tutor-edited submission review up to six months after the course, alongside a full creative reset.

“Working with Cornerstones changed my life – it took me from a hobby writer to a professional writer.”

– Helen Hawkins, A Concert for Christmas, Allison & Busby

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We’re also running a 10% discount off all Cornerstones editorial packages until April 7th! Get in touch to find out more.

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That’s everything for now!

All the very best,

Cornerstones Team

We’re delighted to share just a few Cornerstones success stories:

“What I learnt through working with a Cornerstones editor changed my life – it took me from a hobby writer to a professional writer– and ultimately got me an agent at Kate Nash Literary Agency and a two-book publishing deal. With the skills I learned, I then retrained as an editor!”

– Helen Hawkins, A Concert for Christmas, Allison & Busby

“Cornerstones struck a perfect balance between encouragement and detailed criticism; their help was invaluable.”

– Jake Woodhouse, After the Silence, Penguin, Sunday Times Bestseller

“I would like to say a HUGE thank you to Cornerstones for all your support and for voting for my crime novel In Cold Daylight for the World Book Day Prize so many years ago. Since then I have gone on to have thirty-one crime novels published by Joffe Books with more to come.”

– Pauline Rowson, Deadly Waves, Joffe

“Cornerstones were a major influence on the book. I am delighted to say that I was subsequently offered representation by Emily MacDonald at 42mp and that what is now called The Last Secret of Wickham Grange is being published by Bedford Square Publishers this April 2026. I've recommended Cornerstones a few times now as it was such a good investment for me.”

– Zoe Manlow, The Last Secret of Wickham Grange, Bedford Square Publishers

We also wanted to let you know that there are just a couple of places left on the Edit Your Novel course. Emerge a self-editing pro and add this to your writer CV and with your polished submission have access to our list of agents open to our alumni. This CPD accredited online course runs twice a year in March and October.

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One recent alumna, Fiona Longmuir, says:

“It was absolutely amazing to work with Kathryn throughout the course – her feedback was detailed and specific and endlessly generous and I was able to apply it to both the new book and to the editorial comments I was getting on Looking for Emily. I loved giving and receiving feedback within my group. I’ve never had a critique group before and was surprised by how much I got out of it.”

Fiona is now represented by Julia Silk at Greyhound and published by Nosy Crow.

There are still some places available if you would like to apply for the 4th March course!

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That’s all for now!

All the very best,
The Cornerstones Team

“The course is phenomenally good. I don’t have enough superlatives or emphatic expressions to describe it. I have an MFA in fiction, and have taken so many other courses over the years, but I think Kathryn and the course modules manage to articulate things that somehow I never fully integrated. The way it’s structured is so thoughtful and effective – each module leads so beautifully on from the other, and as I revisit earlier chapters in the On Editing book, I just realise how much I’ve learned between readings.” – Monica Parle

Join us for a free discussion with course director Helen and tutor Kathryn on the 10th Feb, 12:30–2pm. The course starts on March 4th.

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As mentioned in our last email, our rates will be increasing at the end of January in line with CIEP standards. Booking before then means securing any previously quoted packages at our current rates! Full details coming soon.

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That’s it for now. Wishing you a lovely weekend!

All the best,

The Cornerstones Team

We hope you’re well and having a great start to the week! We wanted to give you a heads up about changes coming to Cornerstones… We’re promoting our Core writer-editors into the Market tier to reflect their industry experience and years of working with us, so there will now be two editor tier choices: Market or Industry.

Our Mentoring package is being renamed ‘Workshopping’, to be more reflective of the collaborative writer-editor process and mirror our NYC office.

By the end of January (after years of no change!) our rates will be rising, in alignment with CIEP market rates and including project management.

Why choose Cornerstones over a freelance editor?

• We are one of the longest standing literary consultancies, with training and empowering authors at the forefront, and proven success stories.

• Our editors are vetted with strict criteria and have been with us for a long time. One of the most important things we do is finding the right editor fit for your manuscript so you’re in good hands with our project management to ensure a smooth process.

• We have a scouting programme, and your editor is primed to flag your manuscript for the SP if it is at submission level.

• Author after-care: once you’ve used Cornerstones, you’re part of our author community and can contact us with any query you may have. We like to hear your news and champion your success in our newsletters!

• Our ethos has not changed since Cornerstones started in 1998: If we can help save an author time and effort, we consider that a good thing. That includes giving all authors that come to us free feedback on their first ten pages and synopsis with no obligation to book in.

If you want to secure an already quoted package, contact the office now, otherwise you don’t need to do anything.

NB: There are payment plans available to help spread costs.

Very best,

The Cornerstones Team

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We hope you had a lovely festive season and start to 2026!

Just as a reminder, as we begin the year, the 10% festive discount expires at midnight tonight but you can still email us today to catch the discount. If you need time to tidy up your manuscript and do any last minute tinkering, you have up to a month to send the full MS after booking in.

Our pricing for packages includes a developmental and editorial review; our USP is that we project manage to ensure a smooth experience and all our editors are vetted to the highest standard. If your manuscript is at submission level your editor will put it forward for our scouting programme, and we’ve had some fantastic stories come through recently.

That’s all from us for now, but we have some exciting plans and changes coming to Cornerstones we’ll announce soon… Watch this space!

Very best,

The Cornerstones Team

We hope you’re well and having a lovely Christmas Eve!

Our festive discount has been well received, and to make sure we get back to everyone interested we have decided to extend the 10% discount until midnight on Monday 5th January. As the office will be closed over the holidays until January 2nd, anyone who wants to catch the 10% can email us and we’ll log it when we get back to our desks. Don’t forget that we offer payments options via Klarna or PayPal-in-three that can spread payments over a few months.

Until then, we wish you a very Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! We’ll see you in 2026…

Very best,

The Cornerstones Team

We hope you’re well and having a lovely holiday season!

The Cornerstones team have been getting into the festive spirit with a celebratory Christmas lunch at Selfridges in London, where we were delighted to meet Santa and one of his elves.

Please note, the Cornerstones office will be closed for the holidays from noon on December 24th until January 2nd. In the meantime, our festive 10% discount across all editorial packages is running until the office closes, so if you’re looking to book in with an editor and receive professional feedback do reach out to us.

As always, we’re eager to share and celebrate our authors’ successes! Cornerstones author Anna Holmes has recently published her sweeping family drama, Dance of the Earth, with The Book Guild.

Anna was interviewed by the Historical Novel Society about the launch of Dance of the Earth, and you can find the interview on their website here.

In other author news, we’re happy to announce that Cornerstones author Annemieke Waite won the Page Turner Writing Award for her submission, As the Tree Falls.

‘The expertise and encouragement of my editor and the Cornerstones team were absolutely instrumental in shaping As the Tree Falls. Their thoughtful feedback and steady support elevated the manuscript at every stage, and they challenged me in all the right ways to bring out the best in the story. I’m sincerely grateful for their role in helping the novel reach its full potential.’ – Annemieke Waite

That’s all from us! We’re already lining up editor schedules for the new year, so if you’re eager to share new materials or get a fresh perspective don’t miss the festive discount, and keep an eye out for more exciting author news in future newsletters. As always, we’re here to answer any questions and advise on the best next steps for your writing and manuscript.

Very best,

The Cornerstones Team

Normal Price: £1,980
Sale Price: £1,386

The course runs in February and guides you step-by-step through shaping, strengthening, and polishing your manuscript with expert support.

Find out more and secure your spot here.

Canadian writer Sandra Nicholls, winner of the Cornerstones PWA Longlist Prize, has just completed Edit Your Novel the Professional Way - the fully funded prize she received for her longlisted opening.

Sandra says the course reshaped how she sees her writing, sharpened her manuscript The Hermit, and gave her the confidence and tools to edit like a professional. She’s now continuing to develop the novel with a clearer structure, stronger characters, and a renewed sense of purpose - and is already working on new ideas sparked during the course.

Read more here.

Fiona Dixon, EYN course moderator and author, has just announced her epic fantasy debut Crow: Thief of Magic, publishing May 2026, a dazzling adventure set in the underworld of Starsgard. You can see the announcement here: [@fionadixonauthor].

Just a reminder that Cornerstones is offering a 10% discount on all editorial packages this festive period, now through midday 24 December.

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Huge congratulations to Cornerstones author Rebecca Lawrence, whose debut memoir An Improbable Psychiatrist has just been published by Cambridge University Press. The book explores Rebecca’s own journey through mental illness, from doctor to patient and back again.

We caught up with her about the inspiration behind her story, the surprise of publication, and the advice she’d give her past self: don’t be afraid, and be prepared to change it.

Read more here.

That’s all for now!

All the best,

Cornerstones Team