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News & Features

Check out the latest news from the RLF, WritersMosaic highlights, and Collected – our collection of interviews, reflections and articles exploring the literary life and world of writers today.

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Collected Audio

Linda Hoy – Marketing And Me

I’ve been taught from childhood that integrity is everything, and paying somebody to write a review would be a mortal…

Shelley Harris
Collected Podcast

Shelley Harris, part 2

Shelley Harris speaks with Bethan Roberts about perfectionism and other disabling myths, and writing superpowers. Shelley Harris speaks with Bethan…

Illustration by Fran Pulido of two books that look like open books next to a microphone.
Collected Audio

Fraser Grace

Andrei Platonov has an unquenchable belief that ordinary people, however damaged get their act together. This is most precious of…

Illustration by Fran Pulido of two books that look like open books next to a microphone.
Collected Audio

Sue Roe – The Writer As Outsider

Outsiders masquerading as insiders. That’s how I feel when I’m writing a book. Only pretending to inhabit the everyday world.…

Illustration by Fran Pulido of a person wearing glasses with lenses that look like written pieces of paper.
Collected Article

Fridays Behind Bars

Simon Booker on his experience as writer in residence at HMP Grendon. Simon Booker describes how a stint as writer…

Favourite children's book
Collected Video

What’s Your Favourite Children’s Book?

Writers discuss their favourite children’s book. Kerry Young, Colin Grant, Debjani Chatterjee MBE, Rahila Gupta, Michael McMillan and Mimi Khalvati…

Shelley Harris
Collected Podcast

Shelley Harris, part 1

Shelley Harris speaks with Bethan Roberts about leaving South Africa, fear of failure and sudden fame via TV. Shelley Harris…

Illustration by Fran Pulido of woman by window thinking what to write with book birds flying past window.
Collected Audio

Ann Morgan – Being Genre Fluid

Crime fiction, I learned, was a broad church. If anyone was guilty of making a miscalculation about what it should…