Sarah Waters’ fifth novel, The Little Stranger, opens in 1919 with a glimpse of Georgian mansion Hundreds Hall in full glory “with its handsome brick faces, and its cool marble passages, each one fill… more →
My Writing Lifegeeksyndicate wrote 1 month ago: Our mates over at the Forbidden Planet International blog were luck enough to be allowed to record a … more →
Helen wrote 2 months ago: Sarah Waters’ fifth novel, The Little Stranger, opens in 1919 with a glimpse of Georgian mansion Hun … more →
thestatethatiamin wrote 2 months ago: “I will say a prayer, just while you are sitting there. I will wrap my hands around you. I kno … more →
Helen wrote 3 months ago: I used to write poems as a teenager; a couple of them were published in Young Writer magazine. Readi … more →
Darren wrote 3 months ago: Hey, I had the good fortune to jet off to the Edinburgh Fringe over the weekend. It was my first tim … more →
Helen wrote 3 months ago: Last week I went to see Ian Rankin and Neil Gaiman in the Edinburgh Book Festival, where they discus … more →
alexanderlawrie wrote 3 months ago: By Alexander Lawrie RENOWNED actor Joss Ackland captivated his audience when he appeared at the Edin … more →
lucy wrote 3 months ago: It’s not every day that you get a chance to claim a bit of Scottish literary history! This Fr … more →
rosyb wrote 3 months ago: So, it is summer (although looking outside my window at the torrential rain this morning, you wouldn … more →
Helen wrote 5 months ago: I moved back to Scotland in January after 3-and-a-bit years abroad. I never intended to stay here, I … more →
Lynsey May wrote 5 months ago: The Edinburgh Book Festival programme is out – go look it over while it’s hot and grab t … more →
carasulieman wrote 5 months ago: By Cara Sulieman FESTIVALS goers will have the chance to see some of the biggest showbiz names in th … more →
Sarah Hunter-Argyle wrote 11 months ago: Neither of these articles were published, but written for class, still, my tutor really liked them s … more →
rosyb wrote 1 year ago: This really is a piece of two halves. Eve, our teenlit correspondent, reports on a variety of events … more →
ayeball wrote 1 year ago: As you no doubt know, I’ve been an inveterate puffer for many years – more than three qu … more →
lucy wrote 1 year ago: There is something extraordinarily rewarding about hearing an author speak when you’ve previou … more →
shewolfy728 wrote 1 year ago: I am delighted to post that the Pratchgan, the project that I was part of in Ravelry’s Anhk-Mo … more →
dcairns wrote 1 year ago: Edinburgh Book Festival, which takes over Charlotte Square Gardens and runs concurrently with most o … more →
BondBloke wrote 1 year ago: I was lucky enough to get my sticky paws on two tickets to go and listen to the master yesterday. Bo … more →