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Tag: literature
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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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“Do we value a piece of writing because it directly relates to our live, or do we value it for the opportunity to see how others see the world, and how there are other worlds?” Geoffrey Heponstall ponders these questions in this discursive essay.
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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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Author Matthew Sperling speaks to Nothing in the Rulebook’s Christopher Barkley about writing, literature, and football…
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Artistic Director Zoe Seaton directs a Shakespeare classic in the shape of a timely, explosive and provocative Macbeth reboot.
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“Perhaps the uncanny’s ability to evade definition is the secret to our simultaneous fascination and unease with it”, writes Dr Pippa Goldschmidt, editor of the ‘Uncanny Bodies’ anthology’.
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NITRB editor Ellen Lavelle reviews Maggie O’Farrell’s latest novel.
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Publishing a book as a woman is an inherently bold act, writes author Gwen Goodkin.
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