A mighty pen Financial Times Peter Clarke has thus tapped into a rich seam with this engaging study of Churchill the writer. The specific focus is on Churchill's four-volume A History of the English-Speaking Peoples, published between 1956 and 1958, by which time he had won the ... |
 Evening Standard | Has Giles Coren put down his poison pen? Evening Standard In the beginning, I wasn't going to write a book at all. I was just going to collect a load of my old restaurant reviews, stick them between two covers and try to persuade people to buy them all over again. It's what I usually do. |
Pen a poem to put in a shop window The Bolton News Write Out Loud, a poetry forum, is hoping to build a collection of poems from both amateur and established writers to display in shop windows across the town. The group was founded in Bolton by Julian Jordon, aged 62, of Marsden, Yorkshire. |
 The Guardian | A life in writing: Alan Warner The Guardian So out came the pen." He still starts his books in longhand. By this time, Warner was studying for a humanities degree in London, but had already worked for British Rail on the Oban-Glasgow line. "I was writing bad poems at the time. |
 Telegraph.co.uk | If you want to write like Hemingway... Telegraph.co.uk Fountain pen sales are soaring because they take us to a simpler, more romantic world. By Stephen Bayley Few things are more exciting than to hear a woman breathlessly say: “You have lovely handwriting.” But you are unlikely to hear this if you write ... |
