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Sarah Hilary
Sarah Hilary is the author of six books in the D.I. Marnie Rome series. Her debut, Someone Else’s Skin, won the…
Our Writers
Our directory will help you find any writer, past or present, who has worked as an RLF Fellow. Learn more about their career, how they work with us, and where they operate in the UK. You can also find any articles they may have written for us through their profiles.
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Selima Hill
Selima Hill was born in Hampstead in 1945 into a family of painters and writers. She read Moral Sciences at…
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Tobias Hill
Tobias Hill was born in London. His first collection of poetry, Year of the Dog, won an Eric Gregory award.…
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Charlie Hill
Charlie Hill is a writer of novels, short stories and memoir, whose work employs a variety of formal approaches. His…
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Christopher Hill
Sherborne
Christopher William Hill is an award-winning playwright, radio dramatist and children’s author. His work is often blackly comic or gothic…
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Joanna Hines
Having always been a fiction writer, Joanna Hines (now writing as Joanna Hodgkin) has recently discovered the narrative pleasures of…
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Laura Hird
Laura Hird is the award-winning author of the collections Nail and Other Stories (Canongate, 1997) and Hope and Other Urban Tales (Canongate,…
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Peter Hobbs
Peter Hobbs is an acclaimed novelist and short-story writer. His first novel The Short Day Dying (Faber, 2005) won a…
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Nick Holdstock
Nick Holdstock is a writer of fiction and non-fiction. His first non-fiction book, The Tree That Bleeds (Luath, 2012) was a…
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Julia Hollander
Julia Hollander writes nonfiction that originates in the lived experience, interweaving personal narratives with cutting-edge research. Her first book, Indian…
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Elizabeth Holloway
Sheffield
Dr Elizabeth Holloway (formerly Elizabeth Barrett) is an award-winning poet whose work has been published extensively in journals and anthologies.…
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Peter Hollywood
Peter Hollywood was twenty-one when his first short story ‘The Accident’ was accepted by the famed editor David Marcus for…
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Lakshmi Holmström, MBE
Lakshmi Holmstrom was a writer and translator, working from Tamil into English. Over 30 years she translated short stories, novels…
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Christina Hopkinson
Christina Hopkinson is a novelist and journalist specialising in writing about contemporary issues in a witty and incisive way —…
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Babs Horton
Babs Horton is an award-winning novelist. Her first book A Jarful of Angels (Simon & Schuster, 2003) won the Pendleton…
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Paul Howarth
Paul Howarth is an award-winning author and former lawyer. His first novel, Only Killers and Thieves (HarperCollins and Pushkin Press)…
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Zoë Howe
Zoë Howe’s books span the worlds of music, culture and the occult. A strong advocate for women and cultural figures…
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Kate Hubbard
Kate Hubbard began her writing career as a children’s author, of fiction and nonfiction: two short biographies, of Queen Victoria…
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Mark Hudson
Mark Hudson’s first book,Our Grandmothers’ Drums, describing a year spent in a remote Gambian village, won the Thomas Cook Award…
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Robert Hudson
Robert Hudson is an award-winning dramatist, novelist and comedy writer. He has co-written musicals about Russian propaganda, AI and Climate…
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Kathryn Hughes
Kathryn Hughes is a nonfiction writer, specialising in the nineteenth century. Her first book, which was based on her PhD,…
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Sian Hughes
Siân Hughes is a poet and novelist who lives in her home village of Tilston in South Cheshire, where her…
