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Gwyneth Lewis
Gwyneth Lewis is primarily a poet and has been writing since she was seven. She was National Poet of Wales…
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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Olivia Lichtenstein
Olivia Lichtenstein is a BAFTA award-winning documentary filmmaker and novelist. At the BBC, she was editor of BBC ONE flagship…
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Joanne Limburg
Joanne Limburg began her writing life as a poet, winning an Eric Gregory award for her poetry in 1998. Her…
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Pippa Little
Pippa Little is a poet, reviewer, translator and editor. The Spar Box (Vane Women, 2006) was a PBS pamphlet choice…
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Sam Llewellyn
Sam Llewellyn writes novels for adults and children, and works as a journalist, editor, lecturer and historian. His books have…
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David Lloyd
David Lloyd is a prolific television scriptwriter who has written for EastEnders and Casualty, as well as over 60 episodes…
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Simon Louvish
Simon Louvish was born in Glasgow, Scotland, in 1947; his parents emigrated to Israel in 1949 where he was schooled…
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Michelle Lovric
Michelle Lovric is a novelist, editor and poet, specialising in Venice, art and the history of medicine. Her first novel…
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Rupert Loydell
Rupert Loydell is a poet, painter, editor and publisher, and senior lecturer in English with creative writing at Falmouth University.…
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Andrew Lycett
Andrew Lycett is an author of non-fiction books, particularly biographies. He was educated at Oxford University, where he read Modern…
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Imogen Lycett Green
Imogen Lycett Green, an author and journalist, was brought up in Wiltshire and studied ancient history and archaeology at Birmingham…
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Sharon Maas
Sharon Maas is the author of three novels published by Harper Collins between 1999 and 2004: Of Marriageable Age, Peacocks…
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Carl MacDougall
Carl MacDougall has written three prize-winning novels, four pamphlets and five collections of short stories, two works of non-fiction and…
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Denis MacEoin
Denis MacEoin was born in Belfast in 1949, where he was taught English by the poet Michael Longley. In 1967,…
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Martin MacInnes
Martin MacInnes’s debut novel, Infinite Ground (Atlantic, 2016), was published to wide critical acclaim, appearing on many best-of-year lists, being…
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Garry MacKenzie
Garry MacKenzie is a prizewinning poet and nonfiction writer whose work focuses on landscape and the environment. His nonfiction book…
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Rory MacLean
Rory MacLean is one of Britain’s most expressive and adventurous nonfiction writers. His books – which have been translated into…
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Alison MacLeod
Alison MacLeod is a leading novelist and short story writer, with a particular interest in the porous boundaries between realist…
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Kona Macphee
Kona Macphee is a poet and self-described ‘thingwright’ who grew up in Australia and now lives in Perthshire. She received…
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Richard Madden
Richard Madden is an award-winning travel writer and author who has written, co-written or ghost-written eight books. These include two…
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Sarah Maguire
Sarah Maguire’s highly-acclaimed collections of poems included Spilt Milk (Secker, 1991) The Invisible Mender (Jonathan Cape, 1997) and The Florist’s at…
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Jack Mapanje
Jack Mapanje is a poet, linguist and human rights activist. His published books of poetry include: Of Chameleons and Gods…
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Ian Marchant
Ian Marchant is a writer and performer. He has published two novels, In Southern Waters (1999) and The Battle For…