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I see the City as a fascinating combination of a historical archive and a contemporary drama. I see the City…
Poetry Break: Kathryn Maris and Julia Copus discuss classic poems by Thomas Hardy. Kathryn Maris and our host Julia Copus…
It is quite a bizarre concept that the person who is the only reason that the audience turns up, doesn’t…
I make a nest. I commandeer one corner of the sofa, surround myself with cushions and blankets, set up my…
Beth Miller discusses first novels and the value of writing that doesn’t make the final draft. Beth Miller discusses the…
Something about each of these ideas was compelling enough to force me to scrutinise and start the creative process; but…
Once I’ve selected one of the poems clamouring for attention as a sacrificial victim, I’ll send it off to one…
Tolstoy liked to go out with a scythe and work with the peasants. I’m not a nineteenth century Russian landowner,…
Paul Dowswell speaks with Catherine O’Flynn about publishers, dramatic stories and a key message for young readers. Paul Dowswell speaks…
The first Iris Murdoch novel I ever read, aged about fourteen, was The Flight from the Enchanter. It was like…
There are huge gaps in our knowledge of the witch hunts. This is mainly due to illiteracy; in 1600 only…
Martin MacInnes on his long quest for the perfect writing conditions. Martin MacInnes on his long quest for the perfect…
