Rosemary Sutcliff to BBC Radio Times in 1977 on her historical novel The Eagle of the Ninth and hero Marcus
When the BBC adapted and broadcast Rosemary Sutcliff‘s historical novel The Eagle of the Ninth in 1977, the BBC Radio Times wrote about
Category: Autobiography & Biography
Posts on the rosemarysutcliff.com weblog about the life and thoughts of Rosemary Sutcliff, including what she wrote and said about writing and her own craft.
Midsummer’s Eve | Rosemary Sutcliff’s Official Birthday | Obscured 2016 by EU Referendum!
Rosemary Sutcliff always remarked on Midsummer’s Eve (June 23rd) in her diary. She called it her ‘official birthday’.
… The may all coming out along the lanes … (Rosemary Sutcliff’s Diary, 10/5/88)
Rosemary Sutcliff’s diary entry for May 10th 1988. Covers May Tree or hawthorn.
How did Rosemary Sutcliff’s novels emerge? | “I start with an idea, never a plot” | “Discovery Trumps Planning, So Plan to Discover” (Bill Barnett)
Academic Bill Barnett, from Stanford University Business School, has posted about his view that most successsful business strategies emerge, they are
Rosemary Sutcliff on writing historical novels and children’s books: “I start with an idea, never a plot” and “I do not write to a standard length”
More of Rosemary Sutcliff’s own words here, on this web-site.
