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Writing advice from a professor of psychology

The secrets of Mayan literature

“My mother, Barbara Cartland, and her world of old-fashioned Romance”

1950s SciFi: Jack Seabrook on The Invasion of the Body Snatchers

Somalia: the literature of a nation in ruins

Philosopher Michael Ruse talks history, Star Trek and immortality

1930s pulp: Robert E. Howard and the rise of Conan

The golden age of radio drama- it never ended

Mary Shelley, a genius in her mother’s shadow

Ken Dancyger on script gurus and making it as a writer in Hollywood

Mahakavi Laxmi Prasad Devkota, the most famous writer in Nepal

The 18’th Century anti-war anthem

A chat with a bestselling author in Saudi Arabia

Computers and fiction, bridging the gap

Writing without an ego, a showrunner explains

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Writing advice from a professor of psychology

The secrets of Mayan literature

“My mother, Barbara Cartland, and her world of old-fashioned Romance”

1950s SciFi: Jack Seabrook on The Invasion of the Body Snatchers

Somalia: the literature of a nation in ruins

Philosopher Michael Ruse talks history, Star Trek and immortality

1930s pulp: Robert E. Howard and the rise of Conan

The golden age of radio drama- it never ended

Mary Shelley, a genius in her mother’s shadow

Ken Dancyger on script gurus and making it as a writer in Hollywood

Mahakavi Laxmi Prasad Devkota, the most famous writer in Nepal

The 18’th Century anti-war anthem

A chat with a bestselling author in Saudi Arabia

Computers and fiction, bridging the gap

Writing without an ego, a showrunner explains

Brian Paone, a man for all seasons