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The Literature Of Railways

Andrew Martin on writing about the railway. Andrew Martin describes his lifelong fascination with trains, and the way the coming…
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Away With The Fairies

Zoë Marriott speculates on what made her a writer — and why she’s happy to be ‘away with the fairies’.…
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Scarlet Ribbons

Rosemary Bailey on bringing out a new edition of a book about her late brother. Twenty years after first publishing…
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Cynthia Rogerson on being an expat writer

This is what I’ve come to believe. No matter how long I live in a country I wasn’t born in,…
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Tenementality

I shouldn’t be here. No, I didn’t have a near-death experience; it was Glasgow that almost died, bulldozed into oblivion.…
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Writing For Survival

Andy Jackson discusses the value of creative writing in therapeutic environments. Andy Jackson discusses his work for writing organisation Lapidus…
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Orange Wigs And Hiking Boots

Christina Koning on researching a novel with a wartime Amsterdam setting. Arriving in Amsterdam to research a novel set during…
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Our History

Our History Our Royal Charter is the foundation for our charitable purpose. From the Fund’s beginnings in 1790 to the…
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Tales From The Slaughterhouse Garden

Fraser Grace unexpectedly finds he may have a future in writing about his own past. The writer gradually learns to…
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The Sparrow Who Could Play Piano And Other Necessary Temptations

Jonathan Tulloch on whether poetic license should be allowed in nature writing. As a novelist who has also written non-fiction…
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Creative Compost

Linda Buckley-Archer argues that writers should experiment with form and genre, not settle into cosy monogamy. Adaptations are everywhere. Less…
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A Little Learning Is A Dangerous Thing

Marnie Riches considers the dark side of research. Marnie Riches considers the dark side of research and its effects on…
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