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Two For A Tenner

Karen Wallace on taking her books to market. Karen Wallace describes her experiences selling her books on a market stall,…
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Dance On Air

Creative or quixotic? Frances Byrnes dared to turn ballet into broadcast radio. Speech radio is ‘bad at abstraction’, Frances Byrnes…
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Ut Pictura Poesis

Cliff Forshaw, painter and poet, describes how honing his craft in one medium informs and influences the other. Cliff Forshaw,…
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Forays Into Memoir

Cynthia Rogerson on the advantages and disadvantages of writing autobiography. In writing about her past, Cynthia Rogerson found that employing…
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Presentations

Don’t panic! Most subjects will at some point require students to make a presentation to their tutor and classmates; and…
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Death And The Dartford Warbler

After his father’s death, Jonathan Tulloch writes for the first time about his relationship with the man and his notebook…
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The Drama Of Christmas Dinner

Rhiannon Tise considers the dramatic potential in the traditional Christmas meal, and how the festive season has influenced her scriptwriting.…
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Speaking vs. Writing

Speaking vs writing 1: Alan buys milk Another way to think about what’s involved in writing clearly is to think…
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Memory And Writing

Rob Chapman on the elusive nature of memory. Most writers rely to a greater or lesser extent on memory, but…
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Taking Orders From Monica

Bethan Roberts had to dramatise the life of a Welsh goose-breeding artist from glimpses captured in her journals. The artist…
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Northern Heroes

Paul Sayer considers the ‘seething brawny’ novels of the working-class north. The great novels of the northern, working-class male experience…
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A Forest Called Homeland

Kapka Kassabova witnesses magic between continents. Deep in the enchanted forest, tucked between Europe and Asia, people have gathered for…
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