A Chair Of One’s Own
Alex Games reflects on the importance for a writer of finding the right chair. Although writers are often asked about…
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Alex Games reflects on the importance for a writer of finding the right chair. Although writers are often asked about…
James Sherwood presents a dazzling sample of his fashion-related literature. James Sherwood presents a sample of his fashion-related literature, written…
Although the topi had become a symbol of British power, because it was worn to protect the delicate white man…
In ‘Writing vs Life: A Delicate Matter’, RLF writers speak about real material, privacy and impact on personal life. In…
Soon you’re writing articles of your own, furiously opinionated and probably ill-informed. You ask a local paper to print your…
I only discovered thrillers a year or so ago but they soon became an addiction; in fact I’ve probably read…
Nick Holdstock on doing away with one’s literary offspring. Editing one’s own work can be a painful process, argues Nick…
If scripts were changed so little and yet could be so successful, then is my work really better now because,…
Robyn Marsack speaks with Cherise Saywell about translating Nicolas Bouvier, and the translation challenges of prose vs poetry. Robyn Marsack…
Loving a person can make one vulnerable, dependent and often terribly silly; loving a book can make you strong. Loving…
Remember when you were a kid and your friends thought you were a bit weird? Well, guess what? You are…
How dreams and the unconscious can create narrative structure. Like many young writers, Lizzie Nunnery resisted the idea that literary…