Alicia Foster – The Writer And The City
Although you can imagine the Saffron Hill rookery that Oliver Twist was spirited away to by the Artful Dodger, the…
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Although you can imagine the Saffron Hill rookery that Oliver Twist was spirited away to by the Artful Dodger, the…
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When I switched from adult fiction to YA, I was suddenly and acutely more aware of my readers than I…
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Out of the blue, my husband phoned me at work to advise me that publisher had called, and wanted to…
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I thought I was writing history, a novel for teenagers that told the story of British involvement in the Spanish…
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As a writer, you’re only in control of how good the work is. None of this means I don’t feel…
It’s all very well having an idea for a novel, or a topic for a non-fiction book, but it’s folly…
In ‘Location and the Writer’, Karl Whitney takes us to the Central Motorway area of Newcastle upon Tyne, and Zoë…