Posts tagged 'Young adult'
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30 Things to tell a Grammar Snob
Posted 17 May 2013 In which Matt lobs an anti-grammar-snobbery grenade at grammar-holics. Then hides behind a cushion. Read '30 Things to tell a Grammar...' -
The thin-skinned writer
Posted 2 May 2013 In which Matt gets personal, and reflects on truth in writing, and honesty and authenticity and what that means for a poor author's demeanour. Read 'The thin-skinned writer ' -
30 things to tell a book snob
Posted 19 April 2013 In which Matt lists things to remind us we're human, and snobbery is not a characteristic we should celebrate... Read '30 things to tell a book...' -
The writer's neuroses
Posted 12 April 2013 In which Matt shares with us his current and longterm worries and anxieties and some heartwarming advice Read 'The writer's neuroses ' -
The writer in public
Posted 22 March 2013 In which Matt goes on television and the radio and questions his very existence... Read 'The writer in public ' -
What being published has taught me
Posted 8 March 2013 In which Matt takes us on a murky journey through the publishing world Read 'What being published has taught me' -
My 'Journey'
Posted 1 March 2013 In which Matt describes his journey here, a tale of love, daydreaming and cowboys called Jake. Read 'My 'Journey' ' -
Fathers and stories
Posted 22 February 2013 In which Matt talks about dads and reading and why it's important to read to your kids Read 'Fathers and stories ' -
The future of books
Posted 8 February 2013 In which Matt looks into his crystal ball and imagines the next 100 years of literature. Read 'The future of books ' -
The writer's process
Posted 1 February 2013 Matt Haig talks about the writing process, from start to finish, from inception to publication, from neurosis to neurosis Read 'The writer's process '
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