By Molly Flatt on September 21, 2012
This month, Molly’s obsessed with desks and the four walls that surround them…
Posted in The Molly Flatt Column | Tagged writing
By Molly Flatt on August 28, 2012
Molly’s inspired by an author who has found success through the sheer joy of writing, rather than worrying about social media strategies and other distractions…
Posted in The Molly Flatt Column | Tagged writing
By The Bookdiva on April 25, 2012
Molly discusses one of her favourite writers, whom she finally got to see in the flesh at the Oxford Literary Festival.
Posted in The Molly Flatt Column | Tagged Anne Tyler, writing
By Faber on April 13, 2012
Chibundu Onuzo, author of The Spider King’s Daughter on getting published by Faber and Faber.
Posted in Contemporary Fiction, Fiction | Tagged writing
By Bloomsbury on March 12, 2012
In this bold novel of intimate passions and colliding destinies, Romesh Gunesekera weaves together the story of two young lovers in search of freedom, and the eloquence of the bonded heart.
Posted in Contemporary Fiction, Fiction | Tagged contemporary fiction, reading groups, writing
By Molly Flatt on December 2, 2011
This month Molly looks at the writing process — and all that advice out there on how to write!
Posted in The Molly Flatt Column | Tagged The Molly Flatt Column, writing
By Molly Flatt on October 12, 2011
This month, Molly discusses the power that not only reading, but also writing can have for children.
Posted in Fiction, The Molly Flatt Column | Tagged children, writing
By Molly Flatt on July 29, 2011
Molly asks just how far does an author go to expose their works, and themselves online? And will it make a difference to sales?
Posted in The Molly Flatt Column | Tagged social media, writing
By Molly Flatt on June 30, 2011
Can Molly stand strong against the currents of digital influence? Is what she reads really what she wants to read? Or is she trapped in a vortex of other people’s recommendations? Has the adrenalin rush of ‘discovery’ simply faded away?
Read on to find out!
Posted in The Molly Flatt Column | Tagged reading, writing
By Harper Collins on June 17, 2011
Jenny Wingfield, author of the forthcoming novel The Homecoming of Samuel Lake, on how kids ran away with her story…
Watch out for an extract and an exclusive competition to win copies of Jenny’s debut novel later this month on our sister website Bookhugger.
Posted in Contemporary Fiction, Fiction | Tagged contemporary fiction, writing
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