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Blog
29 May 2020Disturbing the Body: Speculative autobiography from women
View BlogIntroducing an anthology of speculative autobiography about misbehaving bodies from women in the UK
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Opportunity
21 April 2020 – 31 May 2020Script-writing competition launched by RAF Benevolent Fund
View OpportunityHelp mark the 80th anniversary fo the Battle of Britain by submitting your audio drama scripts
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Interview
17 January 2020Nikita Gill on Insta-poetry and the importance of rejection
View InterviewWe caught up with Nikita Gill, author of Wild Embers and Great Goddesses, about life as a poet, the worth of rejection and her thoughts on the Insta-poetry phenomenon.
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Opportunity
22 December 2019 – 17 January 2020Apply for the Laura Kinsella Fellowship
View OpportunityIf you are an early career writer of literary fiction, this opportunity could kickstart your literary career.
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Blog
12 November 2019Julio Cortázar: typing jazz
View BlogJulio Cortázar, jazz and literature. How do they relate?
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Blog
4 November 2019Voice Views: What's Your Top Pageturner?
View BlogFrom Harry Potter to The Book Thief and sci-fi to historical fiction, this month we’re asking what book are you unable to put down, and why?
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Interview
14 October 2019Want my job? with Emily Carding, theatre-maker and writer
View Interview"I’ve traveled to amazing places and formed friendships beyond language barriers. I love making heart connections directly with an audience."
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Interview
16 August 2019Want my job? with Anne Welsh
View InterviewIntroducing Anne Welsh: entrepreneur, activist, author.
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Interview
30 June 2019Interview with Naqqash Khalid, writer-director
View Interview"Know that there are no rules"
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Interview
8 November 2018Interview with Andrew Hammond: Headteacher, Author and Creative Education Guru
View InterviewAndrew Hammond has advocated creative education in all facets of his career. Here’s why it’s so vital to teach the next generation life skills over arithmetic.
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Blog
24 May 2016Cover to Cover: Literary Yorkshire
View BlogInto reading? Then Yorkshire is the place to go. Many times the inspiration for a great novel, the Northern country has also spawned its fair share of terrific British writers. So where can you go to revel in all this glory?
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Review
3 December 2015The Sawyer Studies
View Review18-year-old Noah Altshuler works as playwright-in-residence at the Mark Twain House and Museum in Hartford, Connecticut. An enormous Twain fan, the young writer has produced a set of three short plays based on the popular novel Tom Sawyer, published in 1876 and based largely on Twain's own youth.
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Interview
3 August 2015Want my job...with Alexander Gordon Smith
View InterviewAlexander Gordon Smith is an award winning young adult author who will be running workshops at Latitude this year. We caught up with him to discuss working life as a writer and the joy of speaking at festivals...
