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Stitches In Time

Catherine Czerkawska talks about her abiding fascination with antique and vintage fabrics. A passion for collecting vintage textiles – christening…
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A Duty To The Dead

Crime writer and former journalist David Mark explores the ethics of writing fiction about true crimes. Crime writer and former…
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Mani, Misremembered

Elanor Dymott reflects on a place she has written about. Revisiting a beautiful spot on the Greek mainland after an…
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Hermann Hesse, LSD and Me

Timothy Leary considered Herman Hesse to be the ‘master guide’ to the hallucinatory experience; at 19, Paul Sayer, obsessed with…
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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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Number Crunching

A fascination with mathematics prompted Brian McCabe to explore new directions in his poetry. Brian McCabe’s fascination with mathematics began…
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The Influence of the Past

Royal Literary Fund Fellows Sarah Hilary, Peter Fiennes and Claire Williamson explore the influence of past experiences on their work,…
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Charterhouse to Charnel House

Ian Thomson explores the psycho-geography of Thomas Lovell Beddoes’ London. In 1817 Thomas Lovell Beddoes, later poet, physician and depressive,…
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Pressure To Be Cheerful

Staging her memoir caused fresh pain Rahila Gupta until she came to a new understanding. We write to remember, and…
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Red Tallinn

Ian Thomson sails to Estonia in search of his mother’s Soviet childhood. Ian Thomson’s mother and her best friend both…
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Shamans and Psychopomps

Hilary Davies recounts how she was changed forever by prehistoric cave paintings. Prehistoric cave paintings have long captivated writers. When…
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Stirred For A Bird

Michael Woods explores British birds of prey as sources of inspiration and metaphor for writers. Michael Woods explores British birds…
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