Journalist Hattie Crisell visits the studies of writers of all kinds – novelists, screenwriters, poets, journalists and more – to find out how they write, why they write, and what they can teach us about doing it better.
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In this final episode of the season, recorded in February 2023, I'm joined by the beloved poet and author Michael Rosen. Known equally for humorous children's verse and his poetry and prose for adults, Michael's books for kids include We're Going on ... more
This week's guest is the beloved novelist Barbara Trapido, who I met at her home in Oxford in March 2023. Barbara's first novel was 1982's Brother of the More Famous Jack, which was published when she was 41; she followed it with Noah's Ark (1984), T... more
A little detour into death this week – or life, depending on how you look at it. Nigel Williamson, obituary writer for The Times newspaper, joins me to talk about the art of summing up a person one final time, over 1600 words or so, for the permanent... more
This week's guest is my friend Tor Freeman, who writes and illustrates comics and children's picture books. Tor is a hugely imaginative person, a smart observer of human nature, and a very funny writer. Her comics include Sister Clawdetta: Murder at ... more
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I stumbled across this podcast whilst looking for an interview featuring Charlie Brooker and I’m glad I did. Every episode is a fascinating and often very funny insight into the processes and habits of various writers and artists. Hattie is a brilliant unobtrusive interviewer and this is a gem. Thank you.
Hattie has a great interview style. She lets the author be the star, her questions are gently probing and interesting, she seems like a friendly person you want to chat with, she asks the questions I’d like to ask. I’m learning so such about writing. Please keep going Hattie!
Hattie is a brilliant interviewer and I have learnt so much from a host of amazing authors & writers.
I listen to many writing podcasts and this is the best of the best. Hattie is a great interviewer and manages to illicit interesting writing craft advice from all her guests. And I love the ice-breaker question she asks of everyone “Describe where you write.”
Awesome!!!
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