Falmouth's favourite reading night returns on Tuesday 29 September with a bumper volume of tales at the Falmouth Townhouse. This month's theme is Snapshot.
I bet I wasn't the only person at the Ian Rankin interview at this year's London Book Fair who felt reassured by his opening assertion that novelists are lazy. Surely if a world famous bestseller confesses to being lazy then there's hope for us all? Jane Cronin reports.
This week – because it's the Easter hols and we all deserve to put our feet up with a good book – we've nominated not our regular writing blog, but a reading blog.
In this new feature we'll be showcasing some of the fantastic friends we've been making on Twitter. Writers, agents, producers, even cows (more on that next week).
“Novelists get to the heart of things; journalists can’t,” said Blake Morrison speaking recently at University College Falmouth. Heather Hosking tells all.
Sophie Parkin tells Phil Williams how the recession of the early 90s prompted her to switch career – and how she started earning a living from writing.
Good writing is about clear thinking and communicating ideas - whether as a literary novel, a memoir, feature, online soap or corporate memo.
At MA Professional Writing at University College Falmouth we equip you with the creative and professional skills and industry know-how to turn a love of words and stories into a viable career. Last few places available for the full-time one year MA STARTING OCTOBER.