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Writers auction names of their characters in novels to raise cash for torture survivors
For Lee Child and Reacher, ‘the reader is king’
Genre-defying Canadian poet Carson awarded Nobel Prize in literature
US English language fellowf Landen Raszick to lead creative writing programme
Nobel Prize in chemistry goes to Henri B. Kagan and Kenso Soai
We are all privy to inspiration from the natural world
Literary Litchfield
Does the Nobel book sales boom last?
‘It’s always a thrill’ – leading Irish writers celebrate making shortlist for Crime Fiction Book of the Year
Anne Carson: a “compulsively readable” Nobel winner
HELEN FIELDING, SEEKING NORTHERN COMEDY WRITERS
Meet the ‘new Dan Brown’ Netflix is betting $1m on
New prize launched for books ‘written with AI’
The heaven that is home: having a whale of a time on tour in SA
Nobelitis - How winning a Nobel Prize can give you delusions of grandeur
10 things that changed my life
Finding Your Voice
A perfect storm: how the super El Niño is devastating the fishing industry
Creative writing: How to conjure your own ghost
Stories hiding in plain sight
Nobel Prize in literature goes to Canada's Anne Carson
Art matters in times of crisis: novelist
Holocaust survivor chemist aged 95 honoured for work
Creative writing building blocks: Putting it all together
A.I. Literary Scandals Have a Racist Tinge
Tips and tricks to make your writing fly
Winnipeg writer finalist for nonfiction prize
Canadian poet Anne Carson wins literature Nobel prize
SA’s Nobel laureates reflect a history of courage and hope
Writer Marlon James closes in on 2nd Booker Prize
Nobel Prize in literature: How the winner is secretly chosen
Nobel Prize in literature: The past 20 winners
Nobel Prize in literature: The past 20 winners
Nobel Prize in chemistry goes to Henri B. Kagan and Kenso Soai
Nobel Prize in literature: The past 20 winners
Nobel Prize in literature: The past 20 winners
Nobel Prize in literature: How the winner is secretly chosen
Nobelitis - How winning a Nobel Prize can give you delusions of grandeur