Ros Barber – The Future Of Literature
Some young adults are turning away from apps that find ever more devious ways to devour their attention, and towards…
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Some young adults are turning away from apps that find ever more devious ways to devour their attention, and towards…
Being bullied taught me a valuable lesson: I became self-reliant, learned to look inside for sustenance. It made me, I…
Richard Lambert tells of his first encounter with two famous twentieth-century forgers. Richard Lambert tells of his first encounter with…
For the entirety of my twenties, I was rejected. I took it seriously. I treated rejection like a job. I…
Every morning is a feline re-enactment of an Ancient Greek drama, with me, the inadequate director, stage manager and Chorus.…
Adriana Hunter considers the limits of automated translation, and Brian Clegg rues our human tendency to reduce the world into…
After ten years as a novelist, I find the ‘perfect’ surroundings are not necessarily as conducive to writing as I…
George Saunders develops the acronym TICHN — things I couldn’t help noticing. In other words, referring back to his advice…
I felt swept away by Ondaatje’s prose, as if by water — and yet so often I would need to…
Elizabeth Barrett visits Sylvia Plath’s resting place in Heptonstall, West Yorkshire. Elizabeth Barrett visits Sylvia Plath’s grave and reflects on…
Many writers whose work is described as ‘literary fiction’ are uncomfortable with the label, largely because they’re unsure it actually…
Rebecca Goss speaks with John Greening about her collaborations with visual artists, the role of pamphlets and her shift to…