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!
Tag: writing
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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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Books – and all stories – that involve time travel are always walking a delicate line. The perception of readers today is so great that any inconsistency within the way the actual act of time travel works in the book will be immediately pick up on and can be used to disregard the other qualities…
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“Do it wrong and you can end up with plot holes bigger than a temporal rift “ – time travel writer C.R. Berry puts together some handy tips for authors thinking of navigating the (often precarious) path of time travel
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New conspiracy thriller, ‘Million Eyes’ by C. R. Berry, comments on the startling amounts of power that big technology companies have over our lives.
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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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Almost sexual encounters with cats add to the peculiarities of a genuinely unique debut novel.
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Writer and tutor Helen Yendall shares her top tips for writers thinking of submitting their work to writing competitions
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“I spent about 200 pounds on ‘casting’ socks” – film maker William Grave chats to Nothing in the Rulebook about movies, screenwriting, and his new short film, ‘Tumble’
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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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As reading rates decline, poverty, social media, and cuts to library services could be to blame.
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