Feature:Tom Benjamin, whose second Bologna-set novel, The Hunting Season, is due out this May, answers our questions. … Continue reading →

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Rebecca Wilkie, Senior Programme Manager at New Writing North, answers our questions.

Kate Halabura, Library Manager at Wandsworth Town Library, takes on our questionnaire (originally published in June 2020)

Harriet Tyce, Sunday Times bestselling author, takes on our questionnaire.

James Young interviews Ruby Cowling about her collection This Paradise published by Boiler House Press, and currently longlisted for the Orwell Prize for Political Fiction.

Last in our series of interviews with writers discussing the impact of the pandemic on their work and creativity, Aisha Phoenix talks to Abi Daré

Fifth in our series of interviews with writers discussing the impact of the pandemic on their work and creativity, Aisha Phoenix talks to Jenny Downham

Fourth in our series of interviews with writers discussing the impact of the pandemic on their work and creativity, Aisha Phoenix talks to Patrice Lawrence

Third in our series of interviews with writers, discussing the impact of the pandemic on their work and creativity, Aisha Phoenix talks to Golnoosh Nour

Eleni Kyriacou, debut author of She Came to Stay, takes on our questionnaire.

Second in our series of interviews with writers discussing the impact of the pandemic on their work and creativity, Aisha Phoenix talks to Louise Hare

First in our series of interviews with writers discussing the impact of the pandemic on their work and creativity, Aisha Phoenix talks to Jacob Ross

Aisha Phoenix interviews Jacquline Haskell about her writing journey, inspiration and new collection Stroking Cerberus: Poems from the Afterlife.

Louise Hare, author of ‘This Lovely City’ and Features Editor for MIR online, takes on our questionnaire.

The End of Stationarity: a review of Madeleine Watts’s The Inland Sea by Miki Lentin

Lawrence Illsley reviews Oisín Breen’s book of poetry, 

New York Times bestselling debut author Abi Daré takes our questionnaire.

Jess Sturman-Coombs reviews Monique Roffey’s novel “The Mermaid of Black Conch.”

Shyama Perera, writer, blogger, broadcaster, talks to Minna Lacey about the ups and downs of being a writer, agents and the need to have something

Literary agent Nelle Andrew takes our questionnaire.

S A Harris’s modern haunted house novel “Haverscroft” is a clever narrative published by SALT.

In her FIRST interview, Phoebe Wynne discusses her writing influences, writing practice and her journey to being published with Liz Bolton. Her novel “Madam” will

“You are only significant if you are significant.”

Liz Bolton interviews Elizabeth Fremantle about a new novel and her writing process

Nara Vidal, owner of Capitolina Books, takes on our questionnaire.

Stella Klein interviews Toby Litt about his new novel Patience

  Author Graeme K Talboys takes on our questionnaire.

  Kia Abdullah is an author and travel writer from London. She has contributed to The New York Times, The Guardian, BBC and Lonely Planet,

Miki Lentin reviews Lost Children Archive by Valeria Luiselli, published by 4th Estate and long-listed for the Booker Prize 2019.

All Good Bookshop’s Tim West takes on our questionnaire.

Angèle Eliane reviews Please Read This Leaflet Carefully by Karen Havelin.

Luan Goldie won the Costa Short Story Prize 2017 for her short story “Two Steak Bakes and Two Chelsea Buns”. Her debut novel “Nightingale Point”

In the first of our new series, MIR ‘s Managing Editor of Content takes on our questionnaire.

Judy Birkbeck’s novel Behind the Mask is Nothing was published by Holland House and is an exploration of the abuses of power. Here she answers

Lucy Ellman’s novel “Ducks, Newburyport” was published this month by Galley Beggar Press and has been long listed for the Booker Prize.

Tabitha Potts reviews Water Shall Refuse Them by Lucie McKnight Hardy and published by Dead Ink Press.

Miki Lentin reviews  Notes to Self: Essays by Emilie Pine

Minna Lacey interviews Tessa Hadley about her new novel Late In The Day. Feature photo by Mark Vessey

Vanessa Onwuemezi on winning the White Review Short Story Prize 2019.

Lena Rees speaks to Miranda Roszkowski on her project 100voicesfor100years.

Rosie Arrowsmith visits Brick Lane Bookshop to meet with the organisers and judges of its recently re-installed short story prize.

Elinor Jones rounds up MIRLive with Rosie Wilby

Hannah Copley on writing, teaching and the multiplicity of a writer’s life.

Mari Vindis writes on the London Book Fair

Louise Hare on the Riff Raff writing community.