Mani, Misremembered
Elanor Dymott reflects on a place she has written about. Revisiting a beautiful spot on the Greek mainland after an…
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Elanor Dymott reflects on a place she has written about. Revisiting a beautiful spot on the Greek mainland after an…
As a late starter, approaching sixty, every book I produce has to count. So first I pick an issue I…
Rob Chapman takes us to a world of pretend bands and invented songs, exploring the role of imaginary culture within…
For advice to be of any use, it’s got to be timely. Unless you’re in need of guidance at that…
John Pilkington on why he writes historical fiction. A lifelong fascination with history has shaped John Pilkington’s career as a…
Fiction suggests rather than dictates, it alludes rather than presents; building deep wells layer by layer. Fiction suggests rather than…
Kona Macphee speaks with James McConnachie about outsiderhood, the challenges of generalism and the joy of creative flow Kona Macphee…
There are poets I love but will hesitate to read if I am in the middle of writing a poem…
Hugh Stoddart considers how far the passage of time affects a writer’s work. Revisiting his past work, Hugh Stoddart reflects…
Written in the broken English of a black girl in the American South of the early twentieth century, it spoke…
Julia Copus shares a writing week diary that spans dogs, distractions and glitzy dinners in the city. Julia Copus shares…
I constantly read history books and watch documentaries and films, visit museums and locations. All these activities give me ideas.…