Emma Darwin
Emma Darwin is a novelist, short-story writer and teacher. She grew up in London, with interludes in Manhattan and Brussels,…
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Emma Darwin is a novelist, short-story writer and teacher. She grew up in London, with interludes in Manhattan and Brussels,…
Caitlin Davies was born in London in 1964. She is the author of 14 books (eight narrative non-fiction and six…
David Stuart Davies taught English for 20 years before leaving the classroom to become editor of Sherlock, the crime-fiction magazine.…
Hilary Davies is a poet, translator and critic. She has published three collections of poetry (all published by Enitharmon): The…
Stevie Davies is a novelist, literary critic, biographer and historian. She was born in Wales and is a Fellow of…
Rachael Davis-Featherstone is a mixed-raced Black-British multi-award-nominated author. She has published over twenty books ranging from picture books to women’s…
Jill Dawson is an acclaimed novelist, poet and anthologist. She won an Eric Gregory award for poetry in 1992 and…
Martin Day has been writing professionally for almost thirty years. He is the author of twelve novels and audiobooks, and…
Susie Day is a children’s author, writing novels for readers aged eight to twelve, and for teenagers and young adults.…
Trevor Day is a non-fiction writer who has written widely across the life sciences and earth sciences. He now specialises…
Bridget Deane is a working-class, disabled writer based in Newcastle-upon-Tyne whose work spans television, film, theatre and radio. Her writing…
Meaghan Delahunt is a novelist and short story writer. Her work has been widely translated and her stories anthologised and…
Emily Diamand is an author of children’s fiction who writes fantasy adventure stories with an environmental theme. Her first novel…
Christie Dickason wrote nine internationally published novels (Century, Random House, HarperCollins) as well as recent fiction for Young Adults, about…
Ishy Din is a playwright and screenwriter, known for his narratives that reflect his upbringing on Teesside, where he remains…
Paul Dodgson is a writer, radio producer, musician and teacher with a special interest in life-writing and scriptwriting. His book On…
Michael Donaghy, poet, musician, critic, and editor, was born in the Bronx, New York, in 1954 and moved to Britain…
John Donnelly is a playwright. He works in theatre and more recently, television and film. His plays include The Pass…
Anne Donovan is a novelist and short-story writer. She is the author of the short-story collection Hieroglyphics (2001) and the…
A former senior editor with Usborne Publishing, Paul Dowswell has written over 70 books, including ten historical fiction novels for…
Jane Draycott is a poet whose collections from Carcanet Press include The Occupant, Over (nominated for the 2009 T.S. Eliot…
Alan Drury was a dramatist for over 30 years, and had well over 60 scripts presented in theatre and on…
Helena Drysdale writes non-fiction — a hybrid of travel, memoir, history, biography and journalism. Looking for George: love and death…
Christy Ducker is the author of four poetry books and pamphlets: Messenger (Smith Doorstop, 2017), Heroes (Smith Doorstop, 2016), Skipper…