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To mark the National Year of Reading and 100 of Winnie-the-Pooh, Jim Beckett on the importance of parents reading with…
This Pride Month, RLF beneficiary Matthew Todd reflects on a decade of his seminal book, Straight Jacket.
Dr Sanjida O’Connell on the flora, fauna and animal and bird species that live in the woods that inspired Winnie-the-Pooh.
In the second of our four-part blog series, Abigail Avis talks us through the editing process of her novel, Wet…
As we mark Shakespeare’s birthday, Oladipo ‘Dipo’ Agboluaje takes us behind the scenes of his Yoruba epic, based on Shakespeare’s…
Writer Ian Collins, literary executor of RLF benefactor Ronald Blythe’s estate, on the life and times of the renowned nature…
In the first of a four-part series on the publication of her book, Wet Ink, Abigail Avis takes us back…
Karen McCombie on the challenges of writing for children, when the art of reading is itself facing challenges.
To celebrate the National Year of Reading, our writers reflect on the stories and authors that have meant the most…
“I learned so much; I’m grateful to him.” Roland Chambers on his Arthur Ransome years, which he spent exploring Ransome’s…
For UK Disability History Month, RLF beneficiary Penny Pepper on the fight for the disability narrative in fiction
Robert Hampson, editor of The Conradian, shares his perspective on the life and work of RLF beneficiary Joseph Conrad
