Helena Drysdale & Nicola Baldwin
Helena Drysdale explores a personal connection between travel writing and history, and Nicola Baldwin explains why playwrights should roll their…
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Helena Drysdale explores a personal connection between travel writing and history, and Nicola Baldwin explains why playwrights should roll their…
Joanna Trollope speaks with Caroline Sanderson about lifelong readers, sibling value and gender issues in literature. RLF Trustee Joanna Trollope…
Tina Pepler speaks with Jane Draycott about fictionalising trauma, the limits of the internet and cross-cultural mentoring. Tina Pepler speaks…
Susan Fletcher speaks with Caroline Sanderson about choosing her settings, writing outdoors and her love of nature. Susan Fletcher speaks…
Marcy Kahan is respectfully ambivalent about playwriting manuals, and Zoe Marriott finds the north star in her fantasy novels’ characters.…
Joanna Trollope speaks with Caroline Sanderson about psychology, Jane Austen and taking children seriously. RLF Trustee Joanna Trollope speaks with…
Courttia Newland speaks with Catherine O’Flynn about taking inspiration from TV and music, diversity in publishing and his multi-genre career.…
Alyson Hallett sees her words carved into stone, while Donny O’Rourke considers the stone of Glasgow’s classic tenements. Alyson Hallett…
Charles Jennings speaks with Catherine O’Flynn about regionalism, suburbs and different lives. Charles Jennings speaks with Catherine O’Flynn about regionalism,…
Ian Thomson speaks with Gabriel Gbadamosi about selfishness, Englishness and discomfort in one’s skin. Ian Thomson speaks with Gabriel Gbadamosi…
Helena Drysdale speaks with James McConnachie about family archives, endangered languages and learning by asking. Helena Drysdale speaks with James…
Roopa Farooki considers the struggle of diverse new writers, and Trish Cooke explores her sense of responsibility to diverse audiences…