BBC Writers Inside the Writersroom with Sarah Phelps
Sep 13, 2017
Sarah Phelps, a talented writer, shares her writing rituals and inspirations. Topics include exploring brutality in Agatha Christie's work, the intersection of heritage and social change in farming, creating authentic characters, and navigating the complexities of crafting coherent narratives. The struggles of King Arthur's rule and the importance of individuality in writing are also discussed.
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Introduction
00:00 • 3min
Exploration of Writing Rituals, Superstitions, and Idea Generation
02:47 • 4min
Exploring Brutality and Depth in Agatha Christie's 'And Then There Were None'
06:19 • 19min
Exploring Heritage, Privilege, and Social Change Through Farming
25:05 • 3min
Creating Authentic Characters and Emotional Connections in Storytelling
27:47 • 9min
Navigating the Complexities of Crafting a Coherent Narrative
37:07 • 19min
The Struggles of King Arthur's Rule
56:19 • 9min
Exploring Creative Uncertainty and Individuality in Writing
01:05:36 • 2min