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Poet Duncan Forbes surveys the poetic marketplace. Poets seek readers, above all, but they wouldn’t mind a bit of money…
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Poet Duncan Forbes surveys the poetic marketplace. Poets seek readers, above all, but they wouldn’t mind a bit of money…
My imagination had been fired by my grandmother’s secret cache of Barbara Cartlands, that she kept in a cupboard beside…
Hugh Thomson speaks with George Miller about humour, erotic pottery and the advantages of vodka mules. Hugh Thomson speaks with…
Instead of trying to write I try not to write and let the urge to write build in me to…
At one of the very edges of human habitation, Kathleen Jones confronts the limits of what a writer can say.…
The blank page can be unnerving to a novelist preparing for the day’s long trek, but it’s a wasteland that…
The RLF goes looking for the splinter of ice in the heart of a writer. Is writing a ruthless business?…
Roy Bainton on his early occupations from sailor to sewage worker, and how he became a writer. Roy Bainton describes…
What a fantastic life it would be, I thought, sitting by a sunny window writing stories, only stopping for lunch…
Poet Gerry Cambridge tells the story of his lifelong love of fountain pens. Poets love associations, says Gerry Cambridge. And…
I verbalise their words aloud. I copy their physical mannerisms, and re-enact crucial scenes in the ‘You talking to me?’…
Jane Feaver speaks with Julia Copus about tragedy and darkness in her unconventional pastoral novel. Jane Feaver speaks with Julia…