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Thoughtful Tuesdays: Recognising Difference

By Eithne Cullen Welcome to November’s Thoughtful Tuesday page, continuing on the theme of ‘Difference.’ I was looking at an old photo with my granddaughter recently and was interested to see how she recognised family members, even though their appearances have changed: going from beard to clean shaven and from long ...

Write On! Interviews: Playwright Jamie Christian Taylor

Write On! interviews playwright Jamie Christian Taylor Jamie says: "My name is Jamie Christian Taylor, and I'm a playwright currently living in Herne Bay, Kent (and loving it). I've written, produced, and directed four of my own plays: A Fight At The Opera (Etcetera Theatre, 2014), Skewed Judgement (White Bear Theatre, ...

Monday Moments: Taking A Different Path

Introduced By Amber Hall This month, our theme is still ‘Difference’ and I wanted my page to be a celebration of doing things differently. It’s easy to get caught up in comparing ourselves to others, especially when we’re constantly exposed to everyone else’s best bits on social media. But each one of ...

Write On! Features: A Glimpse Of Anglo India by Clare Jenkins

By Clare Jenkins As a journalist, I’ve always written. I’ve also interviewed many writers, including Margaret Atwood, Melvyn Bragg, Jackie Collins, Margaret Drabble, PD James… When I interviewed Rumer Godden, who wrote wonderful novels about India, including Black Narcissus, she told me: “I was born with a gift for telling stories. ...

Write On! Interviews: Author Francesca De Tores

Write On! interviews author Francesa De Tores Francesca de Tores’ most recent novel, Saltblood, is a Sunday Times top-20 bestseller, and winner of the Wilbur Smith Adventure Writing Prize. She is the author of four previous novels (as Francesca Haig), published in more than 20 languages, with film rights optioned by ...