Paradise Lost: Confessions of an Apostate Translator
The 2013 Sebald Lecture, by Russian crime writer Boris Akunin (formerly Japanese-Russian translator Grigory Chkhartishvili).
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EARLY SPRING IN TOKYO
BCLT's International Programme Director, Kate Griffin, describes her recent visit to the inaugural Tokyo International Literary Festival.
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Seven Questions: Boris Akunin
How Do You Say “This is appalling” in Dutch?
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MY CRIMINAL WORLD
An extract from Henry Sutton's new novel My Criminal World, published by Random House and available now.
INFINITE SKY
Ji-Ji and Mei-Mei
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Q & A WITH TOP THRILLER WRITER LEE CHILD
UEA’s Masters in Creative Writing students recently enjoyed a private audience with one of the world’s most successful thriller writers, Lee Child.
Erbil, on leaving
Seven Questions: Ali Smith
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SEVEN QUESTIONS
MA Prose Fiction student Elizabeth Briggs interviews poet Ruth Padel.
3 Songs
Notes from the Dustbowl
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CREATIVE AND CREATIVE-CRITICAL WRITING: SOME METAPHORS
Creative, or critical? Jonathan Gibbs, a current PhD student on UEA's Creative-critical writing programme, examines the relationship between the two approaches.
The Cistern
A Moment of Mishearing
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In conversation with Jennifer Tuckett
Tilly Lunken interviews UEA alumna Jennifer Tuckett
Changed
Between Drafts
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THREE POEMS
Three poems by the Bridport Prize-shortlisted poet, Matthew Spence