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Check out the latest news from the RLF, WritersMosaic highlights, and Collected – our collection of interviews, reflections and articles exploring the literary life and world of writers today.

Illustration by Fran Pulido of two books that look like open books next to a microphone.
Collected Audio

Ros Schwartz

Georges Perec wrote an entire book without using the letter ‘e’ — La Disparition, translated by Gilbert Adair as A…

Bethan Roberts
Collected Podcast

Bethan Roberts, part 1

Bethan Roberts speaks with Catherine O’Flynn about storytelling, abandoning literary theory and Elvis. Bethan Roberts speaks with Catherine O’Flynn about…

Illustration by Fran Pulido of two books that look like open books next to a microphone.
Collected Audio

Amanda Dalton – Dreams And The Writer

I’ve always had vivid dreams. Frequently, though, they don’t make for interesting writing. They remain locked in their own internal…

Illustration by Fran Pulido of two books that look like open books next to a microphone.
Collected Audio

Andrew Martin – Inspiration

It is not the original idea that is important, so much as the subsequent sifting process. Is this really a…

Illustration by Fran Pulido of woman by window thinking what to write with book birds flying past window.
Collected Audio

Marcy Kahan – Writers And Deadlines

The unwritten play becomes so tantalisingly wonderful, surprising, profound: — why spoil its hypothetical brilliance by encasing it in specific…

Texture
Collected Article

Finding The Craic

Elizabeth Cook considers how moments of vitality and connection make writing come alive for the reader. Elizabeth Cook considers how…

Childhood shoes
Collected Podcast

Location And The Writer, part 23

In “Location and the Writer”, Caroline Sanderson compares memory with reality, Paul Dodgson returns to a place he once escaped,…

Illustration by Fran Pulido of two books that look like open books next to a microphone.
Collected Audio

Paul Dodgson – Rejection

For every play performed, script broadcast or book published, there comes another, very public, rejection: the bad review. For every…