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Sue Roe – Letter To My Readers
Why would that artist who lived many years ago, still be of interest to you today? And at the end…
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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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Shelley Silas – Writer’s Block
A block, to me, is a stopping of sorts, a hindrance, an impediment. But the only way to overcome that…
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Katherine Stansfield – Why I Write
If I’m not terrified then I’m not challenging myself sufficiently; writing is terrifying, therefore it’s worth doing. If I’m not…
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How I Fell In Love With My House In Lockdown
Penny Hancock on discovering some previously unknown aspects of her family home. Penny Hancock describes an unforeseen benefit of months…
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Tamar Yellin – How Writing Changes The Writer
In fictionalising my own past it was as if I wiped out my real memories and replaced them with those…
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Alex Martin – Writers Who Inspire Me
Izzo’s special contribution to literature is known as ‘Mediterranean noir’; crime fiction which depicts a natural paradise poisoned by corruption.…
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Marcy Kahan
Marcy Kahan speaks with Gabriel Gbadamosi about clowning, urbane radio comedy and the power of satire. Marcy Kahan speaks with…
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Becca Heddle – Why I Write
It’s so much more fun for me as a writer, and hopefully the reader too, if I can find the…
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Alison Bruce – Letter To My Readers
I want you to find comfort in the familiarity of my writing, but, at the same time, I want to…
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Anna Reynolds – Writer’s Block
The play will be better if I let it sit in my head a bit longer, cooking slowly like a…
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Mind The Gap
Sarah Williams on some of the challenges of a translator’s life. Sarah Williams describes the range of challenges she has…
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Alex Games – My Reading Habits
An opportunity presented itself to shed ourselves of unwanted or unread titles. I have to say, my wife, who is…