Focus
Nonfiction, journalism
Special Interests
Books, feature writing. Julie is a specialist of language (French and Spanish) and culture. She also writes feature articles on a wide variety of general interest topics. She has worked as a writing coach, ghost-writer and consultant on medical, self-help, business, job market, philanthropic and other subjects.
Brief Bio
Julie is a bilingual journalist and award-winning co-author of four books of literary non-fiction: the international bestseller Sixty Million Frenchmen Can’t Be Wrong, The Story of French (2006), The Story of Spanish (2013) and The Bonjour Effect (2016). Her writing has appeared in newspapers and magazines across Canada, the U.S. and Europe including The New York Times, USA Today, The Christian Science Monitor and Le Courier international. She is a regular contributor to the Quebec public affairs magazine L’actualité and speaks widely about France and the French language.
Services Offered
Coaching and feedback on all stages non-fiction book writing and publishing, and on feature writing, including: researching and story structure and tips on effective writing; pitch letters and book proposals; tips for negotiating with editors, promoting and marketing writing and for dealing with editors and agents.
To contact Julie Barlow, click on the envelope icon that appears when you hover over her photo on the main directory page, or write to Julie by email.
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