Article by Sean Preston
Tonight I met a writer for a drink. Huddled against the brick of the outer wall, we sheltered against angled rain, and it struck me t...
By Anne O’Neill
Of all the literary forms I believe the short story to be one of the jewels in the crown. Storytelling in one form or other is hardwired int...
Wallowing in yet another rejection today, I realized that writers are either bat-shit-crazy or masochists.
Almost every writer who has made it (and lots who ...
Shore to Shore author Tamsin Hopkins discusses her own writing practice and asks three emerging short fiction writers (Emily Devane, Stuart North, and Sarah Heg...
If, like me, you keep a notebook just for recording the beginnings of short stories you read, after a while you begin to notice just how much some writers can g...
