
THE ART OF SLOW WRITING
Leslie Tate I’m a slow author. It took three years to write my latest book Ways To Be Equally Human. That’s an average of 40 words per day. So, if you were reading my book you’d have reached my daily

JULIA LEE BARCLAY-MORTON – YOGA, WATER AND REWRITING AUTISM
I interviewed writer Julia Lee Barclay-Morton about her experience of autism. Julia began as an experimental dramatist in New York, moving to the UK to found Apocryphal Theatre and research a PhD in philosophy & theatre. Julia has written a

ANGELA COCKAYNE – WORKING SOMEWHERE BETWEEN ART AND NATURE
I Interviewed artist, curator and film maker Angela Cockayne who puts together delicate found objects with her own creations to sharpen the viewer’s awareness of

FRANK LOMAN AND THE ART OF VOICE
I interviewed international actor, broadcaster and cabaret artist Frank Loman, who has appeared in Les Misérables, La Cage Aux Folles, West Side Story, Cabaret, Rocky

GRACE LAPOINTE TALKS ABOUT ABLEISM, ABJECTION AND DISABILITY HISTORY
I interviewed disability author Grace Lapointe about her personal backstory and her writings on ableism and disability history. Grace is a senior contributor to Book

CLIMATE LEADERSHIP, ENVIRONMENTAL STORYTELLING AND TREE PLANTING IN CAMEROON
I interviewed Smith Barry Berry, a climate change and gender activist and founder of Cameroon Environmental Champions. Smith Barry Berry talked about environmental storytelling, Skillmetoo

EDWARD LEAR – THE FULL STORY, TOLD BY SARA LODGE
I interviewed Sara Lodge whose book about Edward Lear celebrates how “… he created an identity that allowed him to be funny and sad, to

KIMBERLEY HARE AND THE HEART OF THRIVING
I interviewed Kimberley Hare, writer, retreat leader and co-founder of the HEART Community Group. HEART supports people who take the view that the current climate/ecological