nothing in the rulebook
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Tag: literature
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New Year’s resolutions to boost your creativity and expand your horizons, inspired by the thoughts and wisdom of some of humanity’s greatest writers, artists, philosophers and all-round creative geniuses.
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The literary world’s most notorious booby prize, the Bad Sex in Fiction awards, have been postponed. So Nothing in the Rulebook are running a ‘best of the best’ (or ‘worst of the worst’) competition especially for 2020
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In the run up to Christmas, we’ve scoured the inter-webs for some of the neatest literary gift ideas for the book lover(s) in your life.
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C.R. Berry, author of the time travel conspiracy thriller Million Eyes and current chairperson of UK writing group Rushmoor Writers, talks about the art and the benefits of creating anthologies for writers’ groups.
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Author Ruby Cowling catches up with Charlie Hill as he launches his latest book, ‘I don’t want to go to the Taj Mahal’
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“At a time in history where women were restricted in having their own personal agency by the patriarchal system around them, it’s hugely refreshing to see a novel driven forward so much by these two female characters,” Professor Wu argues as they review ‘Killing Beauties’ by Pete Langman
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“Lately, the Booker prize is losing whatever vestiges of objectivity it once had,” writes Chris Zacharia.
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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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“Nobody ever accused James Kelman of being ‘fun'” – author Nick Brooks talks about breaking onto the literary ‘scene’ and writing what you want to write
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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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