Tim Pears on the confusions of teaching Creative Writing
1. My first novel, In the Place of Fallen leaves, was published in 1993. I gave a nerve-wracking public reading…
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1. My first novel, In the Place of Fallen leaves, was published in 1993. I gave a nerve-wracking public reading…
Bidisha Mamata is a writer, broadcaster and an artist who makes films and stills. She is the author of the…
The year is 1978. I’m sixteen years old. I’ve just begun in the sixth form of Boston Spa Comprehensive West…
I can’t really say I liked my mother. The admission is painful, or maybe shameful would be a better word.…
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Applications are now open for a new grant to support professional playwrights who come from or are based in the…
Paul Munden describes the challenging process of writing about the musical genius of Nigel Kennedy Paul Munden describes the challenging…
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WritersMosaic, a division of the Royal Literary Fund, has partnered with the British Library for a new series of live…
Katie Hickman on discovering Josephine Waggoner, the first female Native American historian. Katie Hickman on Josephine Waggoner, the first female…
Peter James writes crime fiction and is the creator of Detective Superintendent Roy Grace, now a hit ITV drama starring…