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Sara Freeman
Sara Freeman, author of Tides, on writing while seeing the wood for the trees.
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Alex Hyde
‘The scrubbing of floors or rugs. People down on their knees, “tamping” the stain.’ Alex Hyde on the everyday gestures that make a life.
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Scholastique Mukasonga
‘It was the 1994 genocide of the Tutsis that made me a writer.’
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Juliet Jacques
Juliet Jacques on writing her trans and non-binary characters into being.
Notes on Craft
Oli Hazzard
Poet Oli Hazzard on writing his debut novel Lorem Ipsum, which is made up of one single 50,000-word sentence.
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Kjersti A. Skomsvold
Kjersti A. Skomsvold on writing The Child, a book on motherhood and grief.
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Ho Sok Fong
‘While writing we recover memories, recover moods, and we start to interpret them.’
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Amina Cain
‘I would rather work in front of, or behind, a story. I want to leave a chain of images that remain in the reader’s mind.’
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Naoise Dolan
‘If something is usually done in novels, but I can’t actively justify doing it, then I don’t do it.’
