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 where she co-founded TRG, the Transliteracy Research Group, 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 that builds on themes developed in her collaborative digital fiction project, Flight Paths: A Networked Novel. You can also read Kate on My Secret Blog.
Breaking news
6 January 2012
On Thursday 18 January at 18:30 I’ll be hosting a radio broadcast on Resonance FM, 104.4 on behalf of MaMSIE and Enemies of Good Art. My guests will be novelists Louise Doughty and Kirsty Gunn, and spoken word poet Hollie McNish. We’ll be talking about the maternal in contemporary literature, reading extracts from our own work and works we admire. You can listen in on FM 104.4, as well as online on Resonance FM’s website. The programme will be made into a podcast after it goes out, and I’ll post that as and when.
20 December 2011
It might seem like a long way off, but next September I’ll be teaching at Hollyhock on Cortes Island - a remote island off the coast of British Columbia, one of the Northern Gulf Islands. I’ve never been to Cortes, but I spent my teenage years on Vancouver Island, and we used to visit the smaller gulf islands regularly. When I was a kid Hollyhock used to be a place called Cold Mountain Institute, where my friends’ parents used to go to find themselves. But that’s another story… Writing in the Digital Age, 28 Sept - 3 Oct 2012.
25 November 2011
CBC Radio commissioned me to write a new short story for their Canada Writes series, with the theme of ‘Winter’. ‘Grey Water Lady’ is my contribution - there’s an audio recording of me reading it aloud as well.
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Just watched crazy stupid love and felt compelled to revisit Feminist Ryan Gosling: http://t.co/bfzqM9iB
@MrHickmott So is it true that there's no more sexism? Phew!
To Lewes for my first ever board meeting of the lovely Asham Award - biannual short story comp for women: http://t.co/WUNiLnpk ddl Sept.
