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Katharine Grant wonders where her ideas come from. An author’s ideas are essential to the writing process, but how and…

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“It’s all about people expressing or discovering what kind of stuff they’ve got in the back catalogue of themselves, the…

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Julia Copus examines why the poet Charlotte Mew is not better known. Charlotte Mew ought to be better known. Brittle,…

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Martin Sketchley on his enduring love affair with typewriters. Martin Sketchley describes his lifelong love affair with typewriters, and why,…

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RLF Fellows Adriana Hunter, Simon Robson, and Anna Wilson explore technical challenges they have overcome in their work, such as…

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Literary festivals are sprouting all over the UK, from Dartington to Althorp. But do visitors roll up for the literature,…

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The novelist Anna Haycraft (Alice Thomas Ellis) died of lung cancer in 2005. Deborah Bosley, who along with Beryl Bainbridge,…

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Writing for emotional survival is familiar; writing for physical survival less so. Yet the physical act of writing raised Sara…

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Mark Illis examines the enduring appeal of the superhero. Whether in graphic novel form, or onscreen, superheroes have become ubiquitous,…

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