On becoming a Birmingham serial offender
On reading and writing and how Birmingham might be the settings for the first in a new series of novels exploring how friendship is the new family.
Writer David Nicholl’s silent soundtrack trick
Discover how David Nicholls cleverly uses song references in his latest novel, avoiding copyright issues while enriching storytelling. Learn this innovative technique for writers and readers alike.
A day at the spa – why would anyone do this to themselves?
Everything was slightly off-white—the walls, the furniture, the receptionist. She was the kind of pale that only comes from spending way too much time indoors, reading Goop and denying the existence of carbohydrates.
The hidden environmental cost of AI in publishing
AI has brought many positive changes to publishing, but at what cost to the environment?
Finding humour in life’s shadows
Acclaimed UK author Mo Fanning talks about what inspired his hit dark romcom Husbands and the road to finding his readers.
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