Over the course of this series, we'll be offering you the chance to hear more from some of the programme contributors with our extended interviews.
Julian Barnes on... starting writing
Ellen Warner
In programme one, Julian Barnes shared his insights on how he starts writing. Hear more of the interview now: Read more : Julian Barnes on... starting writing
Hanif Kuerishi on... narrative
BBC
In programme two, we heard from Hanif Kureishi about the process of narrative. You can hear more of the interview here. He started by talking... Read more : Hanif Kuerishi on... narrative
Mark Ravenhill on... play writing
BBC
Mark Ravenhill explains why risking odd looks at the bus stop might make you a sharper playwright in this exclusive extra Writing Lab interview .... Read more : Mark Ravenhill on... play writing
Michael Rosen on... writing poetry
BBC
Michael Rosen explains how every poem he's read, and everything he sees, can feed into new work in this exclusive extended interview from Ian McMillan's... Read more : Michael Rosen on... writing poetry
Howard Jacobson on... creating characters
Jenny Jacobson
Howard Jacobson explains why your strongest inspiration for character is probably wearing your trousers, in this exclusive extended interview for Writing Lab. Read more : Howard Jacobson on... creating characters
Sarah Dunant on... writing a thriller
BBC
In the last of our series of more in-depth interviews with some of the guests from Ian McMillan's Writing Lab, Sarah Dunant talks about the... Read more : Sarah Dunant on... writing a thriller
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