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Professor Myrtle Sharpe is the publishing industry’s best kept secret. Many will claim never to have heard of this writing coach extraordinaire. They’re lying – with good reason.
Great Expectations – Charles Dickens
Pride & Prejudice – Jane Austen
The Castle of Otranto – Horace Walpole
Richard Assmon
I owe all my success and quite a bit of money to Myrtle. She may be Sharpe in her feedback, but she’s always bang on the front door.
Marion Quays
I just fooled around with the odd limerick until I met the Prof. Thanks to her, I employ 24 hour security.
Margaret Altwould
Myrtle’s dangerously good. I’m forever in her debt, so I’m on a perpetual book tour. It’s exhausting.
Sadie Smyth
Myrtle collaborated with me on Imitations. If only I was half as smart as her.
Eliza Bethday
My solicitor has advised me not to comment.
Isabella Lyenday
Don’t mention her name to me again.
Dr Jonathan Coupe Clarkson
My heart goes boom when our kid Myrt sashays into the room. Seriously, I owe her fifty smackeroonies.
Due to unprecedented demand, Professor Sharpe is currently only assessing manuscripts from writers who’ve pegged it more than seventy years ago.
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