In this episode of The Writing Life Podcast, novelist Stuart Turton shares his expertise and tips on editing and planning your novel.
This podcast is part of our Early Career Writers’ Resources pack Research, made possible by Arts Council England. Discover more here →
Stuart Turton discusses the research, editing and planning process behind The Devil and the Dark Water, as well as his route into publishing his first novel, The Seven Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle. Stuart’s talking to Vicki Maitland and their conversation is packed full of practical tips, fascinating insights and historical stories you will feel compelled to immediately Google.
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Research
Explore a range of research methods from desk research to more immersive and unusual ways of gathering insights and ideas.
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