At The Edge Of The World
At one of the very edges of human habitation, Kathleen Jones confronts the limits of what a writer can say.…
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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…
There’s much to be embarrassed about in-between the covers of my six novels, but thank god bad sex ain’t one…
Tobias Jones wrote his latest novel using sixteenth-century English. The 1549 ‘Prayer Book Rebellion’ was a revolt against the imposition…
I will edit and re-edit for a few hours and only then move on to the blank screen, the next…
Brian McAvera’s audio diary tours us through Bordeaux and the serendipity of field research. Brian McAvera takes us to Bordeaux,…