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Writers for the stage, page and screen to tell us about themselves, their work, what inspires them and why they write. Listen to the trailer.
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Rachel Long
Black Joy
Rachel Long tells us about being inspired by Jean “Binta” Breeze, wanting to write poems that sound and feel real and why she set up Octavia Poetry Collective.
Hafsa Zayyan
It's been a wild ride
In this episode writers Patricia Cumper and Pauline Walker are joined by debut novelist Hafsa Zayyan who tells us about winning the #Merky Books New Writer’s Prize, how she researched her story about immigrants and why she’s reticent to call herself a writer yet.
Colin Grant
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Juliet Gilkes Romero
Soy Negra
Juliet Gilkes Romero speaks about her revolutionary parents, starting out as a journalist before switching to playwriting and how her identity as a black woman writer is integral to her writing.
Alex Wheatle
Reading became my saviour
Alex Wheatle shares with us how reading became his saviour, when he started writing novels before moving into developing a successful career writing YA fiction and how his life was put on the screen in acclaimed director Steve McQueen’s Small Axe films.
Diana Evans
Finding my voice
Diana Evans discusses how she started writing novels, juggling her twin careers as novelist and journalist, her writing process and winning awards.
Nick Makoha
The greatest gift bestowed upon us is the ability to tell and share a story
Nick Makoha discusses his love of language, how he became a poet, the power of storytelling and his commitment to pursuing a career as a writer without a safety net.