Richard Beard explores how writers display things on the page that change how we read.
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Richard Beard explores how writers have used punctuation to diversify fiction.
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Richard Beard examines how writers address ‘you’, the reader, in fiction.
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Richard Beard explores how and why most fiction is written in the third person.
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Richard Beard guides us on the unexpected uses of the first person in fiction.
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Richard Beard explains how time is used across fiction and the use of the future tense.
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Richard Beard explains how time is used across fiction and the use of the present tense.
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Richard Beard explains how time is used across fiction and the use of the past tense.
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Richard Beard is the author of The Day That Went Missing: A Family Tragedy, a book that follows Richard as he attempts to piece together the events of 18th August 1978 – the day his younger brother Nicholas died.…
This week Cariad talks to writer Richard Beard (The Day That Went Missing, Lazarus) about his brother, Nicky, who drowned on a family holiday when he was eleven years old. As ever they talk grief, narrative + …