Award-winning poet Will Harris, creator of RENDANG (Felix Dennis Prize for Best First Collection and a Guardian best poetry book of 2020), is our guest this week. Will discusses how he perceives his writing career and explores form and feeling with Flo Reynolds.
Meanwhile Simon and Steph talk about our fundraising campaign for the Escalator talent development scheme, our lovely 'All Shall Be Well' prints to cheer everyone up in this tail end of 2020 and whether it's OK to have your Christmas tree up already.
Hosted by Simon Jones and Steph McKenna.
Find out more at https://nationalcentreforwriting.org.uk/
Donate to the Escalator campaign: https://nationalcentreforwriting.org.uk/escalator-donations-2020/
Get your 'All Shall Be Well' print: https://nationalcentreforwriting.org.uk/article/buy-a-julian-of-norwich-screen-print/
Music by Bennet Maples.
Working Class Noir with Tom Benn
Writing Real People in Memoir with Katy Massey
How to Write Suspense Fiction with Claire McGowan
Writing a Biography with Patrick Barkham
Life as a Poet - with Raymond Antrobus
Writing About Historical Figures with Victoria Mackenzie
Working with a Translator - with Caroline Lamarche and Katherine Gregor
In conversation with Max Porter at the Book Hive
Interviewing difficult subjects with Richard Balls
In Conversation with British-Nepali Writer and Translator Rabi Thapa
The Martineau Lecture with Kit De Waal
How to Develop Compelling Characters in Your Fiction - with Okechukwu Nzelu
Writer Insights with James Kinsley
Common ground: writing, culture and community in Singapore
How to write humour - with Caimh McDonnell
From writing craft to witchcraft with Kirsty Logan
Literary Translation and Neurodivergence - with Clare Richards
How To Build Your Writing Routine - with Megan Bradbury
New voices: 10 emerging writers read their work
How To Grip Your Readers - with Julia Crouch
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