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In this short series, authors Bridget Collins and Julia Green discuss various elements of writing YA fiction. Here, they cover Style and Content...
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In the final blog in this short series, authors Bridget Collins and Julia Green discuss various elements of writing YA fiction. Here, they discuss...
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Over the summer I had the pleasure of reading Colm Toibin's Brooklyn. For all the routine of his female protagonist's days, I found myself...
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I’ve always been something of a paradox. Raised in Glasgow’s mean streets, I
spent my youth witnessing school friends become users, dealers and...
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At the moment, crime
is the most popular genre among readers in the UK: of the top ten books
borrowed from libraries in 2011, all were crime or...
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As discussed last
time, a crime novel can appear under many different guises. But to truly fit in
the genre, it must have one element: tension....
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Suzanne Joinson is the author of A Lady Cyclist’s Guide to Kashgar. She works in the literature department of the
British Council, and regularly...
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When you write crime and you’re chatting to people about what you do
(say at a party), sooner or later the question always gets asked: ‘You must do...
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Ahead of the publication of Writing: A User Manual, David Hewson debunks the biggest myth of them all...
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The big problem with writing is its primary blessing: the lack of
structure. We stare at a blank screen and go where we like. This is fine
in...
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Writers & Artists are delighted to announce the winners of the travel fiction competition, held in partnership with Bloomsbury author Suzanne...
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First Prize: Cave of Dreams by Dorothy Collard
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Julia Green excels at writing coming-of-age stories that deal with love, loss, family and relationships. Here she tells Writers & Artists how she...
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Don’t be a peacock showing off your tail feathers on the Web. Be a “good neighbour” and you will make much more progress.
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Why do I write historical fiction? I’m interested in history. I enjoy non-fiction books immensely, and they’re often the source of inspiration for my...