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Issue 20: Beginnings And Endings
Featuring: Kit de Waal – discussing the power of diverse voices with Iole Dexter, Insight – Writers Helping Writers, with experts Elen Sentier and Davon and Greene and in The Big Debate Hema Macherla explores Mother Tongue vs Chosen Tongue.
Write On! 21 is out on 26 June.
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SEE Write On! Issue 20 HERE
LATEST UPLOADS
Kit is now represented by Peter Strauss at London-based literary
agency RCW. Contact details are on the contact page and in the footer.
Interview for WriteOn! Audio Weekly
AQA YouTube Channel - RUN TIME: 6:64
AQA YouTube Channel. AUDIO ONLY - RUN TIME: 3:52
National Centre for Writing You Tube channel. AUDIO ONLY - RUN TIME: 47:51
EVENTS 2024
From
EDINBURGH FESTIVAL 2022
Pay what you can to watch online.
Available to watch any time.
INTERVIEWS, CONVERSATIONS & MORE
Making Dad's Fruitcake with
Dean O'Loughlin. For Headline Books
Masterclass by Kit de Waal
The Art of Trespass. From The National Creative Writing Graduate Fair
In conversation with Lisa Blower
Bridport Literary Festival 2022
In conversation with Russell Kane
Kit de Waal chats to Holly Newson
for Audible UK
​READ - The Business Post (Ireland) interview
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​READ - The Independent, Ireland memoir review
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READ - The Times Literary Supplement, Twenty Questions with Kit de Waal
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READ - Toast Magazine Book Club, memoir
READ - The Irish Times ‘Never swear, kiss a boy or moan’
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WATCH - Munster Literary Centre, In conversation with Paul Mcveigh and Niahm Campbell
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READ - The Sunday Independent memoir extract
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READ - The Aesthetic Memoir/Lily Dunn Interview
PODCAST APPEARANCES
​Running time: 34 min.
THE BETTER MAN
with Damian Barr
Running time: 44 min
​Running time: 1hr
with Elizabeth Day
Running time: 58 min
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​Running time: 35 min
QUICK,
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READS
written by Kit
Article from The Irish Times
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Books Ireland Magazine
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A short story Resistance.
​Flash Fiction.
OTHER PUBLISHED WORK
Supporting Cast
Capturing the extraordinary moments in our ordinary lives.
My Name Is Leon
Best selling debut novel.
The Trick to Time
"Heroically ordinary."
- Financial Times
A valuable anthology of working-class writers.