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: Interviews
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Nothing in the Rulebook sat down (virtually) with new band, Honeyboys, to talk making music in a time of Coronavirus and wildfires.
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Nothing in the Rulebook caught up with Ruby Cowling, author of ‘This Paradise’ to discuss writing, reading, and why the collapse in author’s incomes is such a challenge for the arts.
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McKay’s new book, Dresden, retells the story of the city, recounting that terrible night minute-by-minute from the perspective of the people that were there.
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Robinson is a social historian, writing about women pioneers, the women that changed the world, so perhaps the apron balances it out.
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‘I sent some work off to publishers and they said wanted to meet me,’ she says. ‘I expected to just get work experience but they said ‘Oh no, we’d actually like to contract this book up and publish it.’ That was the moment when I was like, oh, this can actually be a thing.’
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“Over the years, we’ve dealt with a fair amount of criticism for apparently encouraging smoking. But we don’t! We encourage reading flash fiction instead. Could you imagine? We’d go on our flash breaks. We’d have special areas at airports. We’d have flasher’s cough.”
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Crime writers Jo Spain and William Shaw are on the road together. In five days, they’ll do six events; talks in the evening, signings in libraries, conversations at book clubs. ‘When they asked who I’d like to tour with, I told them I wanted someone that was a laugh,’ Spain says. ‘They sent me William.’ …
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It’s day fifty-three of Dan Jones’ book tour and he’s in The White Hart Hotel in Lincoln, eating haddock goujons. I’m opposite him, recording everything he says. He’s already offered me a goujon, as many olives as I’d like. The White Hart Hotel is a pretty fancy place for Lincoln; earlier, while I waited for…
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Joseph Alexander is a writer from a mixed Romani / white working class background. He went to Oxford for grad school and PhD, where he also taught for about 5 years. At Oxford, he had a one-sided feud with Richard Dawkins for stealing his vegetarian lunch, until they sat next to each other at dinner…
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One of the hottest prospects to hit the music scene in 2019, Swedish artist Augustine first announced his presence with his hit debut, “Luzon” at the start of the year. Since then, more singles have followed, along with a critically acclaimed EP, Wishful Thinking at the start of the summer. At 22-years of age, Augustine is…
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