"A sinister cabal of superior writers."
Ambrose Musiyiwa has worked as a freelance journalist, book reviewer, and a teacher. One of his short stories has been featured in an anthology of contemporary Zimbabwean writing, Writing Now: More Stories from Zimbabwe (Weaver Press, 2005.) He is a regular contributor to OhmyNews International. Currently he is working on a series of interviews with published and self-published authors on the work that they are doing.
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Readers, Writers and Literary Competitions: An Interview with Man Booker Prize Administrator Ion Trewin
Trewin speaks about how the prize has managed to establish itself as one of the world's longest-running literary awards.
"Movement is good for writing and, of course, working with writers and readers is a great stimulant to writing."
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Making Things Personal: An Interview with Author and Magazine Editor Kerala Goodkin
"I think stories are one of the most effective ways to bridge divides and truly communicate with people."
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"Something Beautiful and Strong": Interview with Delia Jarrett-Macauley, Winner of Orwell Prize for Political Writing
"It is important to write... without footnoting, without patronizing and without debasing oneself to the level of meaningless generalizations."
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Writers, Readers, and High Street Shops: An Interview with Author Jay Mandal
Author Jay Mandal talks about his writing, his latest novel, the challenges emerging writers face, and how new technology is changing the publishing industry.
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