
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

REBELLING FOR LIFE
Interview with Sue Hampton about her latest book Rebelling for Life, endorsed by Emma Thompson, who said: “If you want to read words from the

CATRIN OSBORNE: DIRECTING THEATRE/CIRCUS, Part 2
In part two of my interview with theatre/circus director Catrin Osborne, we talked about her stilt walking, her portraits of menopausal women, her creativity, neuro-diversity

CATRIN OSBORNE: DIRECTING THEATRE/CIRCUS, Part 1
I interviewed theatre/circus director Catrin Osborne of Osborne and What about her spectacular stage adaptations of groundbreaking books. Catrin describes herself as a: “Neuro-diverse artist

STEM SPARK AUTHOR & THE INCLUSIVE ART OF SCIENCE
Systems engineer Suzie Olsen is a children’s author who performs various science, technology, engineering, art and math experiments with her family. Through her books and

DISABLED ‘ARTIVIST’ MAKING THE WORLD A BETTER PLACE
I interviewed Cina Aissa, who is is a multimedia artist, musician and storyteller, using the gifts of neurodivergence and disability to make the world a

WHY WRITE?
Leslie Tate asks: What is the Purpose of Writing? When I interview authors on my blog I sometimes ask them: “Why write?” But big questions