nothing in the rulebook
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Tag: writing
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Writers Miranda Roszkowski, Catherine Noske, and Neil Sparkes close Nothing in the Rulebook’s ‘Lockdown Lit’ series
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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. Olivia Kiernan was born and raised in County Meath in Ireland. She studied anatomy and physiology before she started writing crime fiction. Her first crime thriller Too Close…
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Novelist Andy Charman writes about his personal experience working with a writing coach – and explains how he ended up writing a novel by accident.
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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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She arrived in Westminster for work experience with Boris Johnson, but she could never have imagined where she’d end up with Keir Starmer…
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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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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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The email comes with an attachment that might, probably will, ruin her life forever. You. Asked. For. It. She repeats each word carefully, her face bright in the pale blue glow of her laptop screen. She’s sure she knows what the attachment is but she’d rather die than open it. The email has no subject.…
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Note Speak’s new album release weaves poetry into jazz, R&B and funk – as musicians remain upbeat and creative in times of coronavirus
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