nothing in the rulebook
A collective of creatives bound by a single motto: There's nothing in the rulebook that says a giraffe can't play football!
Category: Craft & Culture
Writers and artists share their advice for fellow creatives through articles, writing tips and artistic guides, as well as interviews. Alongside this, we share reviews and cultural opinion pieces.
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We may be in the middle of a global crisis, but there’s nothing in the rulebook to say you can’t continue your interview series during a worldwide pandemic… Nick Brooks was born and lives in Glasgow. He studied art when he left school, made stain glass windows, poured chemicals down toilets, signed on the dole…
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‘A city on fire, a community in turmoil, a family torn by its principles.‘ Steve Gay’s first published novel, The Birds That Do Not Sing is set on the day after the World War II city bombings campaign. Now available for purchase in paperback, the novel was inspired by long-told tales from his own family…
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“Do it wrong and you can end up with plot holes bigger than a temporal rift”, sci-fi and fantasy author, C.R. Berry wrote (in these very digital pages) about the challenges that writers must overcome when writing about time travel. Yet the very real difficulties that can be found in navigating all the timey-wimey stuff…
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“Taylor’s rich creativity has created a truly unique book, which is totally refreshing to read”, writes NITRB reviewer, Jennifer Taylor.
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Steve Gay’s The Birds That Do Not Sing is a compelling family drama, alternating between modern-day and wartime Rugby. We first meet narrator Jim Brown as an elderly man. He’s managed to track down the concrete elephant sculpture made by his father before the war; it’s now in the front garden of a house in the centre…
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Rachael Cooper explains how to easily outline your novel using the ‘Snowflake Method’
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Socially conscious writing: top tips for submitting your writing to Fly on the Wall Press
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Double, double toil and trouble; live-streamed theatre for your social bubble.
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Jennifer Taylor reviews Thorp Stavri’s ‘Five Hides’ art exhibition at the Manor Place Baths in Walworth, London.
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“Quite the surprising and engaging literary ride” – Nothing in the Rulebook reviews ‘Uncanny Bodies’, the latest anthology from Luna Press Publishing.
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