She had a regular writing routine that involved composing 300–400 words each morning and she planned her future works well ahead of their publication. Her agents were Alexander Pollock Watt and his sons, Alexander Strahan and Hansard.
Her daily routine involved composing between 300 to 400 words each morning, and she foresaw the future publication of her works ahead of time. She worked with agents named Alexander Pollock Watt and his sons, Alexander Strahan and Hansard.