But Can You Sing It?
Dilys Rose on setting words to music. Dilys Rose reflects on her work as a librettist, and on the pleasures…
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Dilys Rose on setting words to music. Dilys Rose reflects on her work as a librettist, and on the pleasures…
Years later, back in England, you will begin living with your children as a single parent, and your writing will…
Emma Darwin introduces the Instant Gratification Monkey, her writing companion. Emma Darwin introduces the Instant Gratification Monkey, and his role…
It would be over twenty years before I had another story published, after my first grade success, but I wasn’t…
Christie Dickason speaks with Gabriel Gbadamosi about truth, writing the 17th century and being a wild child. Christie Dickason speaks…
I listen to music constantly, and I search inside the words and rhythms for things I can use in my…
I read A Christmas Carol with a fourteen year old who was struggling with it, only to discover I was…
I write fluidly, imaginatively and with great certainty late at night, and in the morning, with caution. I write fluidly,…
Horatio Clare on researching a family memoir. Horatio Clare reflects on the challenges and rewards of researching and writing about…
Locking yourself in the office if it isn’t working for you, staring at the screen, is not the answer. Locking…
The corollary of writing a loose first draft is being ready for the sacrifice it entails. One memorable weekend I…
Stephen Romer wrestles with a workshop class at a time of personal struggle. Stephen Romer wrestles with a writing workshop,…