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James McConnachie speaks with Julia Copus about sex, guidebooks and the internet age. James McConnachie speaks with Julia Copus about…
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James McConnachie speaks with Julia Copus about sex, guidebooks and the internet age. James McConnachie speaks with Julia Copus about…
Throughout my adult years I’ve believed in the importance of the relationship between a writer and her community. I want…
Cynan Jones unpeels the lives of an ancient Welsh cottage. When he first saw the ruined cottage, as an eleven-year-old,…
In the supermarket, in the video rental store, in McDonalds, schoolchildren would call out my name and say hello. It…
In his audio diary, Jonathan Tulloch introduces us to ailing wasps, sausage rolls and St Peter the tobacconist. Jonathan Tulloch…
It is easy to see why, when you get bored of your thesis, you allow yourself to be distracted by…
Nick Holdstock, writer and professional destroyer of books, makes his confession. Where do books go to die? Writer and bibliophile…
You had to remain anonymous and invisible as a condition of being able to get on with your life. As…
Annette Kobak speaks with Carol Angier about Isabelle Eberhardt and writing her own father’s difficult life. Annette Kobak speaks with…
I’ve rarely considered myself someone who writes due to a deep visceral compulsion. I’ve always been in awe of fellow…
Travel writer Horatio Clare goes in search of wonders and finds a ‘furiously defiant faith’. As a travel writer, Horatio…
Sometimes it starts with the washing up, followed by hoovering the stairs; yes, even the risers. At others, even the…