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It is certainly possible that the ability to correct our work so easily has made us lazier, as well as…
Linda Cracknell follows Robert Louis Stevenson to France, and Dan Richards visits Tove Jansson’s Finnish archipelago. Linda Cracknell travels to…
Writers use people’s experiences as their raw materials; distorting, or otherwise exaggerating them. But for a reason. Writers use people’s…
I’m lucky enough to have a core group of fellow writers with whom I regularly swap drafts of work. It’s…
Didn’t Shakespeare combine the quotidian with the supernatural, the mythical with the philosophical, all the time? Didn’t Shakespeare combine the…
Chris Arthur explores the world of obscure collective nouns, arguing that some should be retired for good. Obscure collective nouns…
In my dreams, my home is a clinically efficient office space, where I clock in to my desk at nine,…
Valerie Gillies speaks with Doug Johnstone about poetry in Scotland, studying in India and arts-based health work. Valerie Gillies speaks…
Whether I became the writerly type as a result of writing, or whether I just subconsciously adopted that persona, I’m…
To me, writing is very much like archaeology; the uncovering of the layers of meaning to find the bare bones…
Each rejection tends to have its own unique characteristics, and should therefore be responded to accordingly. Each rejection tends to…
Most poets have second jobs. No, let me put that another way; all poets have second jobs. Most poets have…
