Character Studies
Beatrice Colin on the way that character and plot are intertwined. Plot is often the hardest thing to get right…
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Beatrice Colin on the way that character and plot are intertwined. Plot is often the hardest thing to get right…
Gerry Cambridge on freelancing for Reader’s Digest as a young man. How writing poetry became a free imaginative space for…
Brian McCabe considers the importance or otherwise of acknowledging one’s influences. In the course of his writing career, Brian McCabe…
Sally Cline reflects on the way that water has shaped her writing life. From the early years of her writing…
Morgen Witzel shows that writing about history can be a smelly business. As a writer of historical fiction, Morgen Witzel…
Karen Wallace describes a journey down memory lane. In search of inspiration for her first novel, Karen Wallace went back…
In time of war you can be shot for it, but as Fraser Grace finds, collaboration is an occupational hazard…
Katherine Stansfield on her experiences of being a live-in writer in a public institution. No two writing residencies are the…
Anna Reynolds on writing a play about pioneering women. When asked to write a play about pioneering and adventurous women,…
Miranda Miller on the life and work of a fascinating author, whose writing has given us the term ‘gaslighting’. According…
Donny O’Rourke on what coffee has meant to him. From the days of Dr Johnson onwards, coffee has played a…
Mark Illis considers whether the literary novel has given way to the box-set. With television drama currently enjoying a ‘golden…