Writing Non-Fiction and Historical Crime: What I Learned by Dean Ruxton
I could have picked the archivist up and spun him around. The book was saved.
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I could have picked the archivist up and spun him around. The book was saved.
Since my first book, The Naked Swiss: A Nation Behind 10 Myths, was published last
We can all learn from our mistakes. But that learning is dependent on the recognition
‘You simply HAVE to hear this story.’ That’s how it started. The words were spoken
If you are writing about a specialist subject it follows that you are a specialist
I have just launched my first book entitled A Violation Against Women. This book is
If there is one thing that I learned on the day after my 35th birthday,
In our imagination, a writer is a solitary being, sitting in a room on their
Five years ago I was reminded of a story that I had vaguely heard of
So firstly a quick biography. I’m a working mother of six children and I’ve just had
I deeply suspect that, if asked, most published writers would admit to getting it right
Most defamation cases are brought by litigants who have been defamed by newspapers. Authors can
Barrister and author Rachel Fehily brings you a wry look at the essentials of writing
This is the first in a series of articles on writing non-fiction. In it Rachel
Are you stuck trying to write a novel? Are you finding it difficult to get
