Ukraine’s writers at war, and the life and death of Victoria Amelina
Julian Evans on the life and work of Orwell Prize-winning Ukrainian author Victoria Amelina, and the fragmented nature of writing…
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Julian Evans on the life and work of Orwell Prize-winning Ukrainian author Victoria Amelina, and the fragmented nature of writing…
RLF Fellow Trish Cooke on adapting Michael Abbensetts’ 1978 Windrush era play Alterations for the National Theatre.
“Read well and read wide.” – Robin Etherington. RLF writers on the advice they would give to their younger selves.
2025 Tinniswood Award judge and RLF Fellow Nicola Baldwin on the battle for Britain’s “National Theatre of the airwaves.”
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For World Theatre Day, Sanjida O’Connell takes a look at what writers can learn from actors when it comes to…
Simon Okotie on how the novel has always been an appropriative technology – and why the advent of AI is…
Ten suggestions for AI prompts that could help you improve your writing, by Sanjida O’Connell.
Listen to the latest episodes from the new Collected podcast, featuring Sylvia Patterson, Kate Mosse and Paul Dodgson.
Heather Dyer on how she overcame years of writer’s block. Plus, five tips on how to find your creativity again.
With a new format and even more insights from our writers, Ann Morgan gives us the lowdown on what to…
The great-great-great-granddaughter of Charles Dickens, RLF Fellow Lucinda Hawksley, on some of the books of Christmases past.