The Ghosts of Riots Past by Jude Morrow
Jude Morrow – An Autistic “Method Author” Authors should have an imagination, although I struggle
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Jude Morrow – An Autistic “Method Author” Authors should have an imagination, although I struggle
When Jane Austen died over 200 years ago, she had just started writing a new
Writing a novel is my way of exploring whatever life question is uppermost in my
I never set out to write a highly personal novel. I first picked up my
I purposefully wrote Polluted Sex on bodies, particularly female and queer bodies; because we write
Before I started writing The Deadwood Encore I had been working on short stories for
The idea for None of This Is Serious did not come to me all at
I have always had a soft spot for folktales. To me, one of the most
‘On The List…’ What does recognition in the form of literary prizes and awards mean
Sometime in the late Autumn of 2019, I started to dwell upon a set of
What is it about the artist on an island? Is it romantic? A romantic notion
Richard Meadows, the principal character in Quiet City, doesn’t know he’s in a thriller. A
When I finished my first novel, Marriage of a Thousand Lies, I searched for months
“Resuscitating the heart of compassion that society has lost” is something the Buddhist philosopher and
The story of Charlotte & Arthur began on a summer’s day in Haworth in 1979.
In the novel, The Garfield Conspiracy, the main protagonist, Richard Todd, is asked where the
I have recently published my first novel, Penny Baps. A story about brothers and home
The stories in this collection were written over a span of more than 30 years.
If you wait it will come. The sun. In a flash across the hills. Here
It is a strange thing to move freely in a world where others cannot. I
