Kate Pullinger’s new book is A Curious Dream: Collected Works, a selection of new and previously published short fiction. Her novel The Mistress of Nothing , won the 2009 Governor General’s Literary Award for Fiction. Her digital fiction project Inanimate Alice has also won numerous prizes, reaching online audiences around the world. She is Reader in Creative Writing and New Media at De Montfort University, and she also offers private 1-1 mentoring for emerging writers in both print and new media. Kate Pullinger is currently working on a new novel in parallel with a new digital fiction, Duel. You can also read Kate on My Secret Blog.
Breaking news
9 May 2012
I’ll be giving a talk called ‘Landscape and Memory in The Mistress of Nothing and A Little Stranger at the Association of Canadian Studies in Ireland annual conference, on 10 May, 2012.
3 April 2012
At the Performance Writing Weekend in Bristol, 5 May, Andy Campbell and I will be talking about our work as collaborators - describing working together, as well as working with other people. We’ll be showing a tiny trailer for our new work, ‘Duel’.
23 February 2012
I’ll be attending the Emirates Literary Festival, doing two events, ‘Storytelling in the Digital Age’ on Friday 9 March, and ‘The History Girls: Opening a Window on the Past’ on Saturday 10 March. I’ll be doing a session in a Dubai school as well.
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@moongolfer butter and jam, yes, butter and jam. Spreadable media
I went to see @henryjenkins speak last night, then wrote a blogpost about spreadable media and other groovy things: http://t.co/DfvmfmzM
Sculpt the frontlist, sweat the backlist: circulation vs distribution and spreadable media - all in a single blogpost! http://t.co/DfvmfmzM
