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I’m also very keen on reading work in translation, as the translator often has to work hard to render the…
Shelley Harris speaks with Bethan Roberts about leaving South Africa, fear of failure and sudden fame via TV. Shelley Harris…
Crime fiction, I learned, was a broad church. If anyone was guilty of making a miscalculation about what it should…
There was always more to marvel at. The creation of emotion. The uncanny beauty of a phrase upon the page.…
In my role as Royal Literary Fund fellow, I again find myself an outsider; inhabiting an interesting hinterland as neither…
John Harrison on a famous ship, painted by a famous artist. John Harrison describes the last voyage of the Temeraire,…
The Love and Lies of Rukhsana Ali by Sabina Khan became the first book I had ever read that put…
No advice has ever influenced my writing a fraction as much as an anecdote I almost certainly have got wrong,…
Sanjida O’Connell considers cottages in Somerset, and Emylia Hall takes us to the seaswept landscapes of nearby Cornwall. Sanjida O’Connell…
We are rarely ‘in’ the present. We are a jumble of past and future, trying to draw on our experience…
The daydreaming time, the hanging out the washing time and the walk to school pick-up time; where inspiration can arrive.…
Penny Hancock on literary grandparents. Penny Hancock asks why there are so few grandparents in literature, when compared with the…
