Posts by Matt Haig
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Writers and Twitter
Posted 15 March 2013 In which Matt gets on Twitter, uses it to tell people to buy books and then wonders whether that was the right thing to do. Read 'Writers and Twitter ' -
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 ' -
Boys, books and football
Posted 15 February 2013 Matt challenges footballers to a game of literary keepie-uppie Read 'Boys, books and football ' -
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 ' -
Libraries keep us human
Posted 25 January 2013 Matt talks about National Libraries Day and your library and why we need it more than ever Read 'Libraries keep us human ' -
A thank you (and some thoughts on how to...
Posted 24 January 2013 Matt Haig on gratitude, baring your soul and beauty Read 'A thank you (and some thoughts...' -
How writing saved my life
Posted 18 January 2013 In which Matt Haig talks about depression, sadness and how words stopped meaning anything to him (with bonus happy ending). Read 'How writing saved my life '
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