Serial Pleasures
Catherine Czerkawska on how she came to write a series of historical novels. Catherine Czerkawska considers the pleasures and drawbacks…
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Catherine Czerkawska on how she came to write a series of historical novels. Catherine Czerkawska considers the pleasures and drawbacks…
I imagine The Rolling Stones worrying about disturbing the neighbours or Jackson Pollock fretting about spilling paint on his studio…
Cynan Jones speaks with James McConnachie about writing as imaginative remembering, drastic cuts and abandoned manuscripts. Cynan Jones speaks with…
As I grew I spent so many hours reading in bed that my mother took me to the family doctor…
Martyn Bedford considers what he’s gained – and lost – as a published author. As a published author, Martyn Bedford…
Becoming a mother meant that my physical space as well as my mental space went through a lot of changes;…
Catherine O’Flynn explores failed utopias, and Siân Rees takes us to Asunción in Paraguay. Catherine O’Flynn dissects her enthusiasm for…
Part-philosophy, part-erotica, part-poetic stream of consciousness, The Lover translates the strangeness of Duras’ world, of being in it, onto the…
Ruth Thomas describes how living with builders helped her refocus her novel in progress. Living in the chaos of building…
Maybe you’re just lost in confusion like when you got that first ever commission to write a book review for…
Donny O’Rourke speaks with Geoff Hattersley about America, anthologies, travel and music. Donny O’Rourke speaks with Geoff Hattersley about American…
This is reading as a meander and a different kind of immersion in a subject than the reading I do…