
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

SARAH ROSS-THOMPSON AND THE ART OF COLLAGRAPHED PRINTS
I interviewed artist Sarah Ross-Thompson whose exceptional Collagraphed prints use fabrics, lichen, porridge and string to create images of the dramatic Scottish Highlands where she is based. Sarah has also exhibited at the Scottish Royal Academy and illustrated book covers

PAUL MCGEE’S NOT-FOR-PROFIT AUDIOBOOKS
I interviewed Paul McGee, who founded Bibliophone, a not-for-profit enterprise offering authors the opportunity to record their audio books and readers the chance to listen

RACHEL GODFREY – REFLECTIONS IN WRITING (2)
In part two of her interview, Rachel Godfrey who writes poetry, journals and instructional books for TESOL, answers questions about inner and outer landscapes, creativity

RACHEL GODFREY – REFLECTIONS IN WRITING (1)
I interviewed Rachel Godfrey who guides adults in the theraputic uses of creative writing, is the author of several books for English-language learners, and is

NIGERIAN POET SPEAKS
I interviewed Nigerian poet Samuel A. Adeyemi, who is a poetry editor at Afro Literary Magazine and the winner of The Yellow House Library Prize

STITCHING TOGETHER ART AND NEUROSCIENCE
I interviewed Laura Bundesen whose artwork is focused on the wonders of the human brain. Laura describes her fascination with neuroscience, her materials and methods,

HOW CAN WE LIVE GREENER?
I interviewed Tamara Evans Braun about her efforts to limit her impact on the planet, which she discusses on her website ASPIRING GREENER. Tamara, who