Rippling Pages: Interviews with Writers

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Bonus – Madeleine Dunnigan and Farah Ali on their favourite books and writing beyond the surface Rippling Pages: Interviews with Writers

Happy New Year! I’m delighted to bring you some more unedited and bonus content from my Christmas and New Year special with Madeleine Dunnigan and Farah Ali. There was just so much good stuff in our craft and curation special, that I wanted to bring you a little more to start the year.  These books are going to be spoken about in literary circles in January.  In Pakistan, a young woman grapples with a strange, indefinable illness against a backdrop of political upheaval. In England, a teenager tries to make sense of his intense emotions during one hot summer at boarding school. Farah Ali’s TELEGRAPHY, published by CB Editions, is her second novel. Originally from Pakistan, Farah has been anthologised for the Pushcart Prize and is the reviews editor at Wasafiri. JEAN is the debut novel by London-based writer Madeleine Dunnigan, published by Daunt Books. She was a Jill Davis Fellow on the MFA programme at New York University. Support the Rippling Pages on a new Patreon with exclusive crafted subscriber benefits.  https://patreon.com/RipplingPagesPod?utm_medi Interested in hosting your own podcast? Follow this link and find out how: https://www.podbean.com/ripplingpages  Reference Points Tom McCarthy  John McGahern Gerald Murnane   
  1. Bonus – Madeleine Dunnigan and Farah Ali on their favourite books and writing beyond the surface
  2. Christmas and NY special – exciting talents, Madeleine and Farah, discussing healing and books that inspired their craft
  3. Editor Rali Chorbadzyiyska talking about how writers can manage rejections and marketing
  4. Lee Cole Bonus – how Lee found old books at his grandparents to build his characters and worlds
  5. Lee Cole on the ethics of writing about home, and the people who stay and leave small towns
  6. Bonus! Joanna Pocock on why your phone and notebook might be all you need to write
  7. LIVE! Agnes Lidbeck and how to write about major adjustments and characters that frustrate us
  8. Joanna Pocock on writing about kindness and perspective on the American Road
  9. Ask the Host! Liam on Latest Reads, Favourite Bookshop, and Reality TV
  10. BONUS! Gurnaik Johal on Objects, Perfect Art and Buster Keaton

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