How Christmas became a publishing sensation
The great-great-great-granddaughter of Charles Dickens, RLF Fellow Lucinda Hawksley, on some of the books of Christmases past.
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The great-great-great-granddaughter of Charles Dickens, RLF Fellow Lucinda Hawksley, on some of the books of Christmases past.
Poet Clare Pollard on the uplifting power of poetic nonsense, including Lewis Carroll, John Taylor and Edward Lear’s Jumblies.
Rebecca Watts, Jeremy Treglown, Jini Reddy, Guinevere Glasfurd and Rebecca Colby on the milestones in their writing lives.
From libraries to castles and dining room tables to beds, our RLF Fellows invite us in to see the places…
Jamie Lee Searle on how her career as a literary translator helped develop her writerly voice.
C.D. Rose, Elizabeth Cook and Mark Blayney explore the locations that have inspired and informed their writing.
Stephanie Norgate looks to some of literature’s most prolific notebook writers – including John Cheever and Virginia Woolf – to…
Caroline Sanderson interviews novelist and culture historian Dr Mark Blacklock.
Seven tips to help you become a better writer, tried and tested by our RLF Fellows and drawn from our…
Penny Boxall looks to Tristram Shandy author Laurence Sterne for inspiration on dealing with writer’s block.
Pamela Scobie, Sonia Faleiro, Mark Blacklock, David Mark and Thomas Bunstead share insights into the nuts and bolts of their…
RLF Fellow Dan Richards on how Finnish writer Tove Jansson, creator of The Moomins, wrote her books.