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The repudiation of shame in the fiction of Edna O’Brien, by RLF Fellow and Irish Times contributor Martina Evans
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The repudiation of shame in the fiction of Edna O’Brien, by RLF Fellow and Irish Times contributor Martina Evans
RLF Fellow Sarah LeFanu on how biographers choose what names to call the subjects of their books.
Tips from our RLF Fellows for students and those interested in academic writing.
Sarah Hilary, Jini Reddy, Marnie Riches and Peter Oswald reflect on how their relationship to their surroundings affects their writing.
RLF Fellow John Keay on Ghandi, China, and writing other peoples’ history.
In the second installment of our ‘My True Genre’ series, we talk to RLF Fellows who work mostly in different…
RLF Fellow Zoë Marriott on writing fantasy.
In the latest episode of the RLF Podcast Sheena Wilkinson tackles rejection, Kim Curran looks through her bottom drawer, David…
RLF Fellow Elanor Dymott on writing, photography, and the creative experience.
Charlie Hill speaks with Ann Morgan about becoming a better writer book by book, the value or otherwise of creative…
RLF Fellow Amanda Dalton on writing from the gut (and with guts.)
Mary-Jane Riley shares her experience of getting published, Beth Miller remembers publication day, Alys Fowler reveals how she celebrates a…