Disturbing Authorship
Chris Arthur asks whether writers and readers should be concerned by the rapid development of AI-generated text. Chris Arthur considers…
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Chris Arthur asks whether writers and readers should be concerned by the rapid development of AI-generated text. Chris Arthur considers…
Penny Boxall explores tapestry making and how the craft of weaving has influenced her poetry and fiction. Penny Boxall explores…
Amanda Dalton considers the recurring theme of ‘home’ in her writing and theatre work. Amanda Dalton considers the recurring theme…
Simon Booker on searching for the truth about the father he never knew. Simon Booker on the unexpected consequences of…
Jasbinder Bilan explores the enduring appeal of magic and fantasy in children’s fiction. Jasbinder Bilan explores the enduring appeal of…
Rebecca Colby examines the nature of mystical experiences, with some literary examples. Rebecca Colby examines the nature of mystical experiences…
Nick Holdstock considers the attraction of travelling – and writing – without a plan. Nick Holdstock considers the attraction of…
Jini Reddy on how fresh, diverse voices are pushing the traditional boundaries of travel writing. Jini Reddy on discovering travel…
Garry MacKenzie considers how complexity and ambiguity in literature can offer rewards to the discerning reader. Garry MacKenzie considers his…
Sonia Faleiro writes in praise of independent booksellers. Sonia Faleiro shares how independent booksellers – from India to Italy –…
Sarah Butler describes how she went from poetry sceptic to poetry enthusiast. Sarah Butler describes how she went from poetry…
Richard Lambert tells of his first encounter with two famous twentieth-century forgers. Richard Lambert tells of his first encounter with…