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En route to the Arctic...
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I write this sitting in the kitchen sink…
I’ve always loved this opening of Dodie Smith’s I Capture the Castle. The way it instantly places the narrator. The way the book begins with the physical location and situation of st...
5 things I’m doing to prepare to be HX Artist in Residence
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If you’ve been following me on here for a while, you’ll probably know that I’m off to the Arctic in a couple of weeks!
I’ll be travelling as HX Artist in Residence, which I’m beyond excited about – especially as this is the...
Confessions of a poetry prize judge
photo: Gladstone’s Library
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Over the past couple of weeks, I’ve been sifting for a poetry prize again. This is the third year that I’ve sifted for this particular prize, and it’s work that I always look forward to – both from...
5 mistakes I made when writing a f*ck-it draft
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Have you come across that term before? Personally, I love it – despite, or perhaps because of, the profanity.
There’s something gloriously irreverent about it, and I think that’s helpful when writing a messy first draft. It...
5 non-fiction prompts I used to help me write a rough first draft
Or at least, the bare bones of one...
I’ve been working on a draft of a new book. A creative non-fiction book. Otherwise known as the ‘big messy draft of who-knows-what’.
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Hi, I’m Katie – a poet & novelist living on the edge of the Lake District. On my Substack, Katie Scribbles, I talk openly & honestly about the behind-the-scenes of a writing life: the joy, the struggle, and the downright ludicrous. Come say hi!
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