Lesley Grant-Adamson
Lesley Grant-Adamson is an acclaimed novelist, short-story writer and teacher of creative writing. She was a journalist who gave up…
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Lesley Grant-Adamson is an acclaimed novelist, short-story writer and teacher of creative writing. She was a journalist who gave up…
John Greening is a poet, critic and editor who has spent much of his life teaching adults and young people…
Jonathan Gregson is a travel writer, financial journalist and editor. He has written three books on South Asia: Bullet up…
Andrew Greig is a Scottish writer and performer, author of 20 books of poetry, non-fiction and novels. He has been…
Kirsty Gunn is an internationally published writer of novels and short stories that focus on ordinary lives and relationships and…
Rahila Gupta is a freelance journalist and writer. Her latest book, a dramatic monologue, Don’t Wake Me: the ballad of…
Peter Guttridge is a novelist, journalist and writing tutor. His six comic novels are deemed ‘essential reading’ by the Times.…
Emylia Hall is the author of four novels. Her debut, The Book of Summers, a coming-of-age story inspired by childhood…
Alyson Hallett is a prize-winning poet and Hawthornden Fellow whose latest books are Toots (Mariscat Press, 2017), and Walking Stumbling…
Maggie Hamand is a novelist, non-fiction author and journalist. She has had two novels published, The Rocket Man and The…
Penny Hancock is a novelist, short story writer, journalist and teacher. Her first novel Tideline (Simon and Schuster 2012), a…
John Hands is an internationally acclaimed author of two non-fiction books and three novels. John’s first book, Housing Co-operatives, was…
Neil Hanson is the author of an acclaimed series of popular histories: The Custom of the Sea, The Dreadful Judgement,…
Kaiser Haq is a poet, translator and essayist who was educated at the universities of Dhaka (BA Honours, MA) and…
Claire Harman began her career in publishing, at Carcanet Press and the Manchester-based poetry magazine, PN Review, where she was…
Mike Harris is a scriptwriter and theatre director. He has written over 150 scripts for radio, stage and television, including…
Shelley Harris is a South African-born novelist who emigrated to Britain as a child. She is interested in telling the…
Ed is an award-winning, dyslexic playwright, poet and comedy writer based in Brighton. Before finding his feet as a writer,…
John Harrison is an award-winning travel writer, historian and fiction writer with a special interest in the clash of the…
Rosalind Harvey is a critically acclaimed literary translator and mentor, focusing on contemporary Latin American and Spanish writing, including Juan…
Selina Hastings is a literary biographer. She worked for 14 years as assistant literary editor on the Daily Telegraph and…
Geoff Hattersley is a poet. His books include Don’t Worry (Bloodaxe, 1994), which drew much acclaim for its tragi-comic portrayals…
Lucinda Hawksley is the author of three biographies of nineteenth century female artists: the Pre-Raphaelite model and painter Lizzie Siddal,…