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Tom Lee is a short-story writer and novelist. His critically acclaimed debut novel The Alarming Palsy of James Orr, published…

Sita’s Ascent (Penguin, 2013), a novel, was a fictional discourse about women in exile and was nominated for the Commonwealth…

Jane Shilling is a critic and columnist, and the author of two books of memoir, The Fox in the Cupboard…

Oladipo ‘Dipo’ Agboluaje is a playwright and academic. His first play Early Morning was produced in 2003 at Oval House…

Ben Musgrave grew up in Britain, Bangladesh and India. His play Pretend You Have Big Buildings was the winner of…

Jane Rogoyska is a non-fiction writer whose work explores themes of conflict, exile, identity, memory and politics. She has a…

Nicola Baldwin is a playwright and scriptwriter. Her first play Confetti won the 1993 George Devine award and Time Out…

Marcelle Bernstein is an internationally bestselling novelist, non-fiction writer and journalist who finds each discipline nourishes the others. She relishes…

Stephen Wyatt is the only writer to have won the Tinniswood award for best original radio script twice – for…

Jean McNeil is originally from Nova Scotia, Canada, but has lived in London since 1991. She is the author of…

Judith Johnson is a freelance writer and teacher. She has written more than 20 plays, including Uganda for the Royal National Studio/Royal…

Monique Roffey is an award-winning writer. Born in Trinidad, she has written a trilogy of novels, which engage with the…

Clare Colvin is an acclaimed novelist and short-story writer, whose fiction focuses on themes of history, music and art. Her…