Jacqueline Crooks in conversation with Colin Grant
Talking about writing her debut novel over a sixteen year period
Talking about writing her debut novel over a sixteen year period
Reflecting on Homelands which explores her deep friendship with Henry Wuga and the commonalities of migrant experiences that inform her writing
Some arrive early, suffer less, some arrive late, suffer more, but are compensated by having more to say.
In reflecting on his expansive literary career, Lawrence Scott, focuses on Dangerous Freedom, his novel about the historical figure Dido Belle.
Talking about how she makes sure of keeping in touch with her young readership
Preti Taneja reflects on her work as an engaged writer with disenfranchised groups, and how her prose might be used as a tool for minority rights.
A man who, determined to get his money's worth out of a dusty computer, made the journey from cabbie to writer and his meter's still running.
A many-faceted career
Writing on graph paper and the value of mentorship
On Maame’s explorations of love and literature, her training in psychotherapy and her life as a Ghanaian Londoner with two names.
Talking about acting, writing and running his own talent agency
Books, music and a mother and son radio show