Making the work invisible: Trish Cooke on Alterations
RLF Fellow Trish Cooke on adapting Michael Abbensetts’ 1978 Windrush era play Alterations for the National Theatre.
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RLF Fellow Trish Cooke on adapting Michael Abbensetts’ 1978 Windrush era play Alterations for the National Theatre.
WritersMosaic’s Sana Nassari on the poetry of young Iranian writer Parnia Abbasi, who was killed in an Israeli airstrike on…
“There are no practical revelations I wish I’d had earlier. I only wish I’d been able to save myself some…
Jason Allen-Paisant reads ‘The Silence of Plants’ by Wislawa Szymborska. Part of WritersMosaic’s series of poetry films in collaboration with…
Book releases, events, productions, broadcasting and award news from our RLF writers for June 2025.
WritersMosaic’s What We Leave We Carry podcast episodes from May 2025 include stories from Kenyan, Ethiopian, Colombian and Yugoslavian migrants…
During the centenary month of Malcolm X’s birth, WritersMosaic writers reflect on his legacy and relevance today.
“Writing is fun but re-writing is torture.” – Emily Rhodes, writer and former bookseller, on her writing life.
As the RLF celebrates our 235th anniversary, we’re pleased to introduce our new Literary Estates directory.
Malcolm X was born on this day in 1925. To mark the centenary of his birth, WritersMosaic and the British…
In her final seasonal trends update, Caroline Sanderson looks at what we can expect from the publishing industry this summer…
“Dear God, page-folding is deserving of capital punishment. Bookmarks all the way down.” John Siddique on his writing (and reading)…