A Novel Nights Talk with Alice Jolly: How can fiction recover lost voices?
Alice Jolly’s latest novel, Mary Ann Sate, Imbecile, is written in the voice of a very poor woman in Victorian England. In an era where working-class women’s stories remained a mystery, Alice will discuss how writers can recover ... Read More
Tag: Literature
09
Aug2018
09
Aug2018
"The One Who Wrote Destiny took me nearly 20 years to write and a lot of the time it was because the story wasn't ready and I wasn't ready, and often the biggest mistakes writers make is committing to a book before it's ready," said Nikesh Shukla.
At this month's Novel ... Read More
15
Feb2019
We've invited top book blogger, Jackie Law, to discuss book blogging and its role in the publishing industry. Aimed at those who'd like to blog and writers who want books reviewed, this talk and Q&A will throw a light on the power of reader reviews.
Jackie Law is fond of the ... Read More
18
Feb2019
An author talk by the judge of the 2019 Bath Novella-in-Flash Award on writing a Novella-in-Flash.
Michael Loveday will talk about flash fiction and the rise of the novella-in-flash, looking at the opportunities for writers to use this form.
The form of flash is uniquely suited to the 21st century and we'll ... Read More
08
Jan2020
Are you looking for some impetus to get started on a new play? Award-winning playwright Silva Semerciyan will take you through the early stages of getting your ideas down on paper in this free workshop.
This workshop is run by Papatango, with support from Literature Works. Papatango run free opportunities to ... Read More
08
Jan2020
This workshop will guide you through the process of adapting stories for the stage. It is led by award-winning playwright Bea Roberts (The Borrowers, Tobacco Factory).
This workshop is run by Papatango. Papatango run free opportunities to launch new playwrights, who have gone on to win BAFTA, OffWestEnd, Royal National Theatre ... Read More
21
Jan2020
A clown show, an absurdist black comedy and an existential classic, Waiting for Godot has been famously described as ‘a play in which nothing happens, twice’
In fact a lot happens. Two tramps beneath a solitary tree discourse at random, sing, play games, bicker, make-up, sleep, eat a carrot and contemplate ... Read More