Best-selling craft book 'The Process of Poetry' Edited by Rosanna McGlone and fresh off the press, 'The Subtle Art of Short Fiction' Edited by Isabelle Kenyon - the perfect bundle for gifts or for writers getting serious about editing their craft!
 
We call this our mentor in a book bundle :)
 
Blurbs -
 
The Process of Poetry
A unique collection of interviews with contemporary poets at the height of their craft. How does a subconscious thought become an award-winning poem? Journalist, Rosanna McGlone, speaks to some of the country’s leading poets to find out. Don Paterson, Sean O’Brien, Gillian Clarke, and many more, explore the development of a single poem from rough notes to a final version to provide invaluable insights for writers and poetry enthusiasts alike.
 
The Subtle Art of Short Fiction
 
The Subtle Art of Short Fiction explores the power of short fiction in today’s fragmented world. Renowned authors and critics offer advanced techniques for crafting nuanced, impactful stories. Learn to master short story structure, subtext, micro-tension, and sensory minimalism. Ideal for experienced writers seeking to refine their skills in this sophisticated art form, or those who love short fiction, and want to learn about the craft behind it.
 
Featuring contributions from: Booker-Shortlisted author Daisy Johnson, Matt Wesolowski, Dr Kerry Hadley-Pryce, Mahsuda Snaith, Sascha Akhtar, David Hartley, Dr Jonathan Taylor, Sarah Schofield, SJ Bradley, Farhana Shaikh and others. With an introduction by Dr Paul March-Russell.
 
You'll learn how to shape short-story structure, using subtext and micro-tension to create emotional depth, and sensory minimalism: when to show, when to imply. It's filled with practical exercises to tighten language and sharpen scenes and contains essays by leading contemporary writers, step-by-step exercises, and editorial guidance that bridges theory and practice. Perfect for anyone ready to refine their command of the short story from structure and subtext to the subtle use of detail.
Introduction by Dr Paul March-Russell.
“A revelatory and engaging read.” - Irenosen Okojie