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Martin Sketchley on how he got into writing radio drama. Listening to the radio as a child sparked Martin Sketchley’s…
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Martin Sketchley on how he got into writing radio drama. Listening to the radio as a child sparked Martin Sketchley’s…
Tiffany Murray on her unconventional upbringing. Tiffany Murray’s mother worked for a time as a cook for various rock bands,…
Anna Reynolds on dealing with unexpected – and unwanted – commissions. Like most professional writers, Anna Reynolds has often been…
Mark Morris on the joys of writing horror fiction. Mark Morris explains why he’s proud to call himself a horror…
Michael McMillan on how belonging to two cultures has shaped his writing. Michael McMillan charts his beginnings as a writer…
Dilys Rose considers how a change of narrative voice can affect the focus of a narrative. Narrative voice, whether first,…
Donny O’Rourke on how the singer-songwriters of the 1970s helped to shape his poetic consciousness. Listening as a schoolboy to…
John Pilkington on why the great diarist Samuel Pepys inspires him. As a writer of historical fiction, John Pilkington has…
Deborah Gearing on working with visual artists. As the only writer in a group of visual artists taking part in…
Millie Murray on the legendary singer-songwriter who made her a writer. Listening to the music of Bob Marley as a…
Penny Hancock on the need for writers to identify with place. Her mother’s worsening dementia made Penny Hancock realise how…
Rhiannon Tise on why she is obsessed with abandoned buildings. Rhiannon Tise’s fascination with abandoned buildings and derelict man-made spaces…