We're reading A Line Made By Walking by Sara Baume
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An introduction to the shortlist and a behind-the-scenes look at running the prize
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If you enjoyed ‘A Line Made By Walking’, we think you’ll love these books too
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Featuring Sara Baume and Elizabeth Mcneal, chaired by Jen McDerra
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Sara Baume’s Goldsmiths Prize-shortlisted novel is this month’s NCW Virtual Book Club read
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We make our selections!
We’re reading: A Line Made By Walking by Sara Baume
Our first virtual book club will discuss Sara Baume’s remarkable Goldsmiths Prize-shortlisted novel, ‘A Line Made By Walking’.
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Vahur Afanasjev joins us on the podcast
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Peggy Hughes gives her weekly book recommendations – including short stories, nature writing and historical fiction
Join us for a cultural tour of Norwich…
Mark Stay returns to the podcast
Jenny Offill on how the research takes shape
Allowing your characters to take the lead
Author Simon K Jones shares his writing process
Motoyuki Shibata and Bregje Hofstede share their creative methods
NCW Programme Director Peggy Hughes addresses your bibliotherapy needs with a weekly list of book recommendations
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Ayobami Adebayo on the podcast
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Leena Norms on the podcast
There was a feeling of voices being heard, finally.
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Ashley Hickson-Lovence joins us on the podcast
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Examine the nature of our world through some of the best non-fiction books released this summer
Cara Marks on the vital relationship between food and empathy in your writing
Cat Woodward joins us on the podcast
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The country’s largest prize for first novels will be judged by Preti Taneja, Sonia Sodha and Sinéad Gleeson
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‘Make some time to think about your writing, and the things you want to write about.’
Sam Hacking shares her techniques for starting a new story
Try something new
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Julia Crouch on the long beginning of her career
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Steph talks with Ed Parnell on the podcast
A poem by Young Norfolk Laureate 2019 Colette Maxwell-Preston
We’re on the hunt for high quality live literature performances to tour in rural pubs across the UK
Travelling through the city’s literary past
We talk to Ekaterina Petrova on this week’s podcast
Talking to writer, columnist and poet Ruthie Collins
Victoria Adukwei Bulley offers five tops tips for thinking about and applying for opportunities
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Top tips from Agustinus Wibowo and Suzanne Joinson
Rejection, inclusivity and getting an agent
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