A Day in the Life - conversations with writers from the Royal Literary Fund

Do writers go to their desks every morning and move straight into the creative zone, or do they struggle to find time to sit down and work?

With readings from the RLF Vox archive as a starting point, Northern-based writers and RLF Fellows Susan Elliot Wright, Zoe Howe, and Amanda Dalton explore the practical realities of a typical writing day (if such a thing exists!)

Drawing from their own writing routines and habits, they’ll discuss discipline, distraction, productivity, and procrastination.

Whether you’re trying to find your own writing groove or just interested in the process, join us to find out how writers really fill their days.