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Katie Hickman on discovering Josephine Waggoner, the first female Native American historian. Katie Hickman on Josephine Waggoner, the first female…
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Katie Hickman on discovering Josephine Waggoner, the first female Native American historian. Katie Hickman on Josephine Waggoner, the first female…
There was no one in the once-a-monastery-now-a-restaurant but us. A young couple came in with their baby, only to leave…
Words are a re-ordering of dream, an attempt to drag down the superconscious into the good old conscious, where theatres…
A comic squib about domestic angst, which began ‘There’s a nasty niff in the downstairs loo’, developed its own agenda……
In ‘How I Write’, RLF writers discuss their favourite places to work. In this installment of ‘How I Write’, we…
I do believe that, alongside metaphors, allegories and similes, a writer’s life itself is but another literary device to be…
Of the origin stories I read the one I liked best was about Jimi Hendrix releasing a pair of parakeets…
Peter James writes crime fiction and is the creator of Detective Superintendent Roy Grace, now a hit ITV drama starring…
I was asked to co-translate a doorstep on Joseph Beuys, then a monograph on choreographer Pina Bausch and her innovative…
Alex Nye shares how a month in a hospital bed, unable to read or write, challenged and changed her as…
The green room can be daunting when you’re starting on your literary career but I’ve usually found it a source…
Jamie Lee Searle speaks with Ann Morgan about translation and how it feeds into her other writing. Jamie Lee Searle…