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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Within the first pages of Tomas Marcantonio’s searing new book, we are utterly caught up in the crazed action of a world alight with neon fire.
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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. Joanna Briscoe was born in London in 1963 but grew up in various villages in the West Country. Briscoe’s family relocated several times until, when she was ten,…
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The chisel-jawed human rights lawyer and leader of the UK Labour Party may just be about to inspire an entire wave of new erotic fiction…
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Nothing in the Rulebook’s ‘Lockdown Lit’ project continues to grow, as award winning writers and creative entrepreneurs join ‘Rulebook Readings’ initiative
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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. Ellen Alpsten was born and raised in the Kenyan highlands, before attending L’Institut d’Etudes Politiques de Paris. Whilst studying for her Msc in PPE she won the…
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Catherine Noske’s debut novel, The Salt Madonna (Picador/Pan Macmillan Australia), blends dreams with nightmares in an often startling work that in many ways makes for perfect lockdown and quarantine reading.
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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. Holly Watt started her journalistic career at the Sunday Times, before moving to the Daily Telegraph, where she worked as the Whitehall Editor and co-ran the investigations team. At…
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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 carry on interviewing people during a worldwide pandemic. In fact, the lockdown has made it more important than ever to stay creative and connected. Addy Farmer is a children’s author and the chair of the…
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Online project aims to share stories and promote work created in lockdown
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It may be true that over 2 billion people around the world are currently in lockdown as a result of measures imposed by governments to try and mitigate the spread of the coronavirus COVID-19. But it’s also true that there are countless creative folk continuing to write, paint, and create new work amid this current…
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