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A History-Making Creature

John Pilkington on why he writes historical fiction. A lifelong fascination with history has shaped John Pilkington’s career as a…
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Visiting Things No Longer There

John Harrison on the traces we leave behind. John Harrison describes his investigations into the earliest human societies, and what…
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What Do Authors Want?

Livi Michael ponders whether it’s better to be discovered or valued. ‘Discoverability’ is the new buzzword in publishing. It is…
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Writers as Outsiders

RLF Fellows James Attlee, Lesley Glaister, Ruth Dugdall, and Mark Blacklock examine the idea of not fitting in, whether that…
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More Or Less?

Chris Arthur muses on different approaches to writing productivity and finds inspiration in the opposing attitudes of famous Japanese masters.…
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Herstory Not History

Ros Barber explores the life of infamous female pirate Mary Read, the subject of her next novel, and reflects on…
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Magical Journalism

Rosemary Bailey discusses Ryszard Kapuściński and his impact on travel writing. Every so often a writer comes along and changes…
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Writing Selves

Katherine Stansfield on writing in different modes and under different names. As a poet and novelist, Katherine Stansfield has become…
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Dark Horses

Gerry Cambridge on starting and editing a poetry magazine. Gerry Cambridge reflects on the pleasures – and occasional trials –…
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The Ransom Of The Golden Gospel

Max Adams pieces together the history of the Golden Gospel, an eighth century illuminated manuscript. The peripatetic history of the…
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Bearing Witness

Brian McAvera on the importance of preserving archives. Over his long career as an art critic, Brian McAvera has compiled…
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The Yellow Rose

Elizabeth Barrett visits Sylvia Plath’s resting place in Heptonstall, West Yorkshire. Elizabeth Barrett visits Sylvia Plath’s grave and reflects on…
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