Novel Writing: A Writers' and Artists' Companion

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Foreword by Ali Smith Preface by Carole Angier and Sally Cline
Part 1: On novel writing
Reflections What is a novel? A. L. Kennedy and Romesh Gunesekera The novel – what I wish I’d known before I started A. L. Kennedy Creative worrying Message from Delphi A solitary vocation The joy of not writing Writing my first novel Romesh Gunesekera Reading first The advice Starting to write The plan Autobiography My lessons
Elements Beginnings and preparation A. L. Kennedy Who are you? Who is your reader? Environment Health Routine It’s different for girls Character and plot Deep idea Support networks Setting, place and atmosphere Romesh Gunesekera Characters A. L. Kennedy Moral and personal issues The chicken and the egg Generation of elements Point of view and perspective Romesh Gunesekera Voice, language and dialogue A. L. Kennedy Voice Language and dialogue Endings Romesh Gunesekera Life lessons A. L. Kennedy Senses Media Within any given month The poisoned chalice A. L. Kennedy The public Stalking Interviews Other exposure and activities Other writers Saying no A. L. Kennedy
Part 2: Tips and tales – guest contributions
Tips from Novelists Hanan Al-Shaykh Bernardo Atxaga Tash Aw Joan Brady Amit Chaudhuri Davies Anita Desai Louise Doughty Anne Enright Jonathan Franzen Lynn Freed Alan Hollinghurst Doris Lessing Andrea Levy Tim Lott Glenn Patterson Tim Pears Philip Pullman Michèle Roberts Elif Shafak Evelyn Toynton Jeanette Winterson
Granta’s Best of Young British Novelists 2013 Naomi Alderman Tahmima Anam Ned Beauman Jenni Fagan Adam Foulds Xiaolu Guo Joanna Kavenna Benjamin Markovits Kamila Shamsie Evie Wyld
Part 3: Write on
Distance by Romesh Gunesekera
Silence by Romesh Gunesekera
Early issues by Romesh Gunesekera Planning The ‘W’ decisions Research 149 Tools Routine, time and zone Finding your voice
Writing tips by A. L. Kennedy Starting Keeping on Reaching the end Rewriting and editing
Nuts and bolts by A. L. Kennedy Grammar Punctuation Tenses Point of view (POV) Layout
Writing with others by Romesh Gunesekera Courses and workshops Workshopping Writing exercises Collaboration Mentors
An agent’s view by Antony Harwood
A brave new world: Digital media by Romesh Gunesekera An alphabetical list of questions for the digital age: Chris Meade interviewed by Romesh Gunesekera
The seven ages of the novelist by Romesh Gunesekera
Resources by Romesh Gunesekera Books UK courses US courses On-line
Workshop exercises by Romesh Gunesekera Procrastination
Travel toolkit by A. L. Kennedy References Basic kit
100 milestones of the modern novel
End piece by Romesh Gunesekera
Conclusion by A. L. Kennedy Bibliography Index

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26.03.2015

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Carole Angier

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26.03.2015

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Carole Angier

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  • Novel Writing: A Writers' and Artists' Companion
  • Foreword by Ali Smith Preface by Carole Angier and Sally Cline
    Part 1: On novel writing
    Reflections What is a novel? A. L. Kennedy and Romesh Gunesekera The novel – what I wish I’d known before I started A. L. Kennedy Creative worrying Message from Delphi A solitary vocation The joy of not writing Writing my first novel Romesh Gunesekera Reading first The advice Starting to write The plan Autobiography My lessons
    Elements Beginnings and preparation A. L. Kennedy Who are you? Who is your reader? Environment Health Routine It’s different for girls Character and plot Deep idea Support networks Setting, place and atmosphere Romesh Gunesekera Characters A. L. Kennedy Moral and personal issues The chicken and the egg Generation of elements Point of view and perspective Romesh Gunesekera Voice, language and dialogue A. L. Kennedy Voice Language and dialogue Endings Romesh Gunesekera Life lessons A. L. Kennedy Senses Media Within any given month The poisoned chalice A. L. Kennedy The public Stalking Interviews Other exposure and activities Other writers Saying no A. L. Kennedy
    Part 2: Tips and tales – guest contributions
    Tips from Novelists Hanan Al-Shaykh Bernardo Atxaga Tash Aw Joan Brady Amit Chaudhuri Davies Anita Desai Louise Doughty Anne Enright Jonathan Franzen Lynn Freed Alan Hollinghurst Doris Lessing Andrea Levy Tim Lott Glenn Patterson Tim Pears Philip Pullman Michèle Roberts Elif Shafak Evelyn Toynton Jeanette Winterson
    Granta’s Best of Young British Novelists 2013 Naomi Alderman Tahmima Anam Ned Beauman Jenni Fagan Adam Foulds Xiaolu Guo Joanna Kavenna Benjamin Markovits Kamila Shamsie Evie Wyld
    Part 3: Write on
    Distance by Romesh Gunesekera
    Silence by Romesh Gunesekera
    Early issues by Romesh Gunesekera Planning The ‘W’ decisions Research 149 Tools Routine, time and zone Finding your voice
    Writing tips by A. L. Kennedy Starting Keeping on Reaching the end Rewriting and editing
    Nuts and bolts by A. L. Kennedy Grammar Punctuation Tenses Point of view (POV) Layout
    Writing with others by Romesh Gunesekera Courses and workshops Workshopping Writing exercises Collaboration Mentors
    An agent’s view by Antony Harwood
    A brave new world: Digital media by Romesh Gunesekera An alphabetical list of questions for the digital age: Chris Meade interviewed by Romesh Gunesekera
    The seven ages of the novelist by Romesh Gunesekera
    Resources by Romesh Gunesekera Books UK courses US courses On-line
    Workshop exercises by Romesh Gunesekera Procrastination
    Travel toolkit by A. L. Kennedy References Basic kit
    100 milestones of the modern novel
    End piece by Romesh Gunesekera
    Conclusion by A. L. Kennedy Bibliography Index