Described as the literary equivalent of Being John Malkovich by BBC Radio 2′s Art Show, The Quiddity of Will Self is a quirky, inventive novel about
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Penwortham Live
Penwortham Live 2013, a weekend of music, arts, poetry and drama in Higher Penwortham is taking place on Friday 12th and Saturday 13th April
Changing Times, Hidden Problems – Andrew Oldham Discusses Contemporary Issues on Getting Published
Award-winning writer and poet Andrew Oldham discusses trying to get writing published in the modern world of publishing. I have just had my first poetry
An Interview with Poet, Critic, and Author – Angela Topping
Angela Topping is a British poet, literary critic and author. She has published solo poetry collections, Dandelions for Mothers’ Day (1988, 1989), The Fiddle
Castle Park Stories: Call Out for Participants
Lancaster Litfest is on the look out for enthusiastic local people with an interest in local history, writing, photography or design and curation to
A Hall of Mirrors – An Exploration of Writing and the Creative Mind
A Hall of Mirrors – An exploration of writing and the creative mind. Emily Oldfield. ‘The mind is its own place, and in itself
The Experience of Writing and Reading
I adore reading, which is in turn a catalyst for my writing, and I am eager to share my passion, yet it often appears that
Kerry Wilkinson on Being “The Hottest New Author in Britain”
Preston’s newest crime author Kerry Wilkinson has erupted onto the national literary scene with his runaway success in the world of e-publishing with his
An Interview with Alan Whelan
Alan Whelan is a published writer whose travelogue African Brew Ha-Ha saw him motorcycle from Blackburn to Capetown in Africa. His journey took in
Why We Really Should be the “New Romantics”
Romanticism was an aesthetic in literary criticism and a wider social movement concerning areas such as philosophy, art and music which was prominent in