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She said: “I’ll be looking for writing that grabs the reader and stays in the mind long after reading the story. That might be through a really perceptive description, or perhaps a tiny detail that shows real observation and care in writing the story. It has to connect with the reader.   “I’ll also be interested in stories that convey something of Norfolk – that could be through setting, people, or history – but something that could only be set here in this county.   “I would say don’t worry initially about grammar or spelling. First, have fun with it and write instinctively what comes to mind. The refining can come later but at first, it often helps not to worry if it’s any good or not. Just write what feels most needed to be put down on paper, and then perhaps share it with someone else for a bit of feedback to see how it connects with a reader.  

United statesElizabeth haynesAlice kentHayley scottDonna louise bishopMelissa brownHayley websterFakenham junior schoolNational novel writing monthNorwich university of the artsMillennium libraryNational centre for writingNorfolk day drabbleNational centreNorwich universityEuropean journalism