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Nadia Shireen on Grimwood and becoming an author and illustrator
Nadia Shireen, author and illustrator
Article

Nadia Shireen on Grimwood and becoming an author and illustrator

Nadia Shireen, award-winning children’s author and illustrator of The Cow Who Fell to Earth and Good Little Wolf answers questions on her career.

Alan Hollinghurst & Marlon James: Hidden Histories
Alan Hollinghurst and Marlon James sit smiling, side by side on the Royal Festival Hall stage
Podcast

Alan Hollinghurst & Marlon James: Hidden Histories

Author, poet and short storyteller Alan Hollinghurst and novelist Marlon James discuss how fiction can capture lives on the margins of history.

Jacqueline Wilson on writing, favourite characters and Tracey Beaker’s unexpected popularity
Children's Author,  Jacqueline Wilson
Article

Jacqueline Wilson on writing, favourite characters and Tracey Beaker’s unexpected popularity

The hugely popular children’s author discusses writing, inspiration and the unexpected popularity of Tracey Beaker.

Ian McMillan on poetry, Twitter and the joy of early strolls
Poet Ian McMillan, photographed by Des Willie
Article

Ian McMillan on poetry, Twitter and the joy of early strolls

The poet discusses fuelling his creativity, experiencing the world on his doorstep and why everywhere should have a poet in residence.

Ece Temelkuran on togetherness and friendship
Ece Temelkuran sits on a chair with her chin resting on her hand
Article

Ece Temelkuran on togetherness and friendship

Ece Temelkuran, author of Together: 10 Choices for a Better Now discusses friendship and togetherness in this 2021 interview.

Roisin Kiberd on The Disconnect and online friendship
Roisin Kiberd, writer
Article

Roisin Kiberd on The Disconnect and online friendship

Author Roisin Kiberd discusses The Disconnect and her personal journey through the internet in this 2021 interview

Lauren Groff on Matrix and historical fiction's freedom and challenges
Lauren Groff, author
Article

Lauren Groff on Matrix and historical fiction's freedom and challenges

Best-selling author and short story writer Lauren Groff discusses her book Matrix: A Novel in this 2021 interview.

5 Margaret Atwood books to read if you love The Handmaid's Tale
An older woman with gray curly hair smiles in a black jacket and bright blue scarf, holding glasses.
Article

5 Margaret Atwood books to read if you love The Handmaid's Tale

If you enjoyed watching The Handmaid’s Tale on Channel 4, here’s a guide to some more Margaret Atwood works you’ll love.

The Booker Prize at 50
Man Booker live reading in Royal Festival Hall
Podcast

The Booker Prize at 50

Listen to this special literature podcast from 2018 celebrating 50 years of the Booker Prize, including a number of past prize winners.

Victoria Adukwei Bulley: 'Until the fabric speaks & the textile is a text'
Video

Victoria Adukwei Bulley: 'Until the fabric speaks & the textile is a text'

Poet Victoria Adukwei Bulley reads a poem inspired by Igshaan Adams’ 2021 Hayward Gallery exhibition, Kicking Dust.

Nikesh Shukla on curating The Good Immigrant
Nikesh Shukla
Article

Nikesh Shukla on curating The Good Immigrant

Editor of The Good Immigrant, Nikesh Shukla, on how the collection came to be, and the process of curating the The Good Immigrant USA.

'Offerings and Exchange' by Theresa Lola: a poem for 70 Years of the Royal Festival Hall
Poet Theresa Lola stands on a darkened Royal Festival Hall stage
Video

'Offerings and Exchange' by Theresa Lola: a poem for 70 Years of the Royal Festival Hall

Theresa Lola reads her poem ‘Offerings and Exchange’, written to commemorate 70 years of the Royal Festival Hall, in this specially produced video