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| Bonna, Katie |
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Katie is a playwright, actress and performance poet. Her poetry play Dirty Great Love Story, co-written with Richard Marsh, won a Fringe First Award at the 2012 Edinburgh Fringe Festival, where she was also nom...
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| Clark, Ian |
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Ian Clark's first feature film, GUINEA PIGS, which he both wrote and directed, premiered at Edinburgh International Film Festival 2012. Megan Stuart Wallace and Mat Wakeham produced with Vertigo Films.
Ian has just completed an episode of ...
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| Collett, Peter |
For many years Peter Collett was a member of staff at the Oxford University Department of Experimental Psychology, where he taught and researched topics including body language, culture, management style, personality and television audiences. He has ...
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| Crane, Nicholas |
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Nicholas Crane has been a full-time writer since 1979. The author of several travel books, he has also been published in the Daily Telegraph, the Sunday Times and the Guardian. In 1986 he was part of a two-man team which identified and visited for...
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| Gale, Patrick |
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Patrick Gale is currently developing an original three part drama, MAN IN THE ORANGE SHIRT, for Lovely Day and BBC2.<p>
Patrick is an award-winning and best-selling novelist. He published his first novel, THE AERODYNAM...
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| Godfrey, Paul |
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Paul Godfrey is a prolific screenwriter with a formidable track record in theatre. He has worked for such distinguished companies as the Royal National Theatre, the Royal Court Theatre, the Royal Shakespeare Company, the Royal Opera and the Royal ...
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| Harris, Gerard |
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Gerard Harris has written episodes of the children's animated series, SCRAGG AND BONES for Annix Studios, as well as episodes of MUDDLE EARTH for CBBC and CHUGGINGTON for Ludorum. His comedy credits include THE 11 O’CLOCK SHOW, Jimmy Carr&rs...
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| Litten, Russ |
Russ Litten started his scriptwriting career in commercial radio, writing over a thousand spots for various stations and winning a host of major international awards including The Mobius and London International Advertising Awards. As well as commerc...
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| McNamee, Eoin |
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Eoin McNamee was born in County Down, Northern Ireland, in 1961. He is an established screenwriter and an award-winning novelist.<p>
Eoin’s first novel, RESURRECTION MAN, was published by Picador in 1994 and was hailed as by th...
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| O'Farrell, John |
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John O'Farrell is the author of four novels: THE MAN WHO FORGOT HIS WIFE, MAY CONTAIN NUTS, THIS IS YOUR LIFE and THE BEST A MAN CAN GET. His novels have been translated into over twenty languages and have been adapted for radio and television. He...
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| Rhodes, Neil |
Neil Rhodes is a playwright and novelist. He has written plays for radio and stage, including large scale community plays, novels for adults and young adults, and local history books. Most notoriously, he published Brian Piddock’s ‘How to write a how...
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| Roberts, Maria |
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Maria Roberts is a freelance journalist, blogger and screenwriter. She read English and Spanish at the University of Manchester and later studied for an MA in novel writing at MMU. Her first book, SINGLE MOTHER ON THE VERGE, based on her blog of t...
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| Scott, Kate |
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Kate Scott received a distinction on completing an MLitt in Creative Writing from St Andrews University.
She has written for BIG AND SMALL (Kindle Entertainment), CHUGGINGTON (Ludorum) and THE HIVE (Lupus Films).
Kate&rsqu...
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| Stanford, Peter |
Peter Stanford is a journalist and broadcaster who writes and reviews regularly in the Guardian, the Sunday Times and the Independent on Sunday. A former editor of The Catholic Herald, he co-presented the Channel 4 series that accompanied his book CA...
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| Starling, Boris |
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Boris Starling's first novel, MESSIAH, was made into a hugely successful television series by the BBC, which he co-wrote.
He is currently adapting Ruth Rendell's ADAM AND EVE AND PINCH ME for Parallel/ITV and developing an origin...
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| Strong, Tony |
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Tony Strong began his career as an advertising copywriter at Ogilvy and Mather, an agency which had already bred writers such as Salman Rushdie and Fay Weldon. He has made more than thirty television commercials, including the celebrated BUPA 'You...
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| Topham, James |
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After studying English at Cambridge University, James Topham worked as a theatre director, and freelance writer. He has won the Marlowe Society / Royal Shakespeare Company ‘Other’ Prize, and was a semi-finalist in the Old Vic New Voice...
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