The SoA Advisory Clinic: Great Expectations: a visit to the Charles Dickens Museum
The Advisory Clinic is joined by Lucinda Hawksley on the role Charles Dickens played in writer advocacy.
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The SoA Advisory Clinic: And the winner is… Johanna Clarke and Robyn Law on prizes and funding from the Society of Authors
Head of Grants & Prizes at the SoA Robyn Law joins the Advisory Clinic in this weeks episode.
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Increasing disability accessibility in publishing
Learn how to navigate the publishing industry while disabled or chronically ill.
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The SoA Advisory Clinic: Scriptwriters’ symposium: AI. Made by humans.
In the wake of the Writers Guild of America (WGA) strike action, the Advisory Clinic discusses AI and scriptwriting.
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The SoA Advisory Clinic: The Big Conversation: AI. Made by humans.
The Advisory Clinic discuss AI and its future implications.
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The SoA Advisory Clinic: Human creativity meets generative AI: on safeguarding interests and protecting rights
The Advisory Clinic discuss AI and its implications in creative industries.
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The SoA Advisory Clinic: Getting Started in Northern Ireland: opportunities, advice and what to expect
The Advisory Clinic discuss how Northern Ireland writers can navigate the publishing industry.
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The SoA Advisory Clinic: Copyright across the Channel: how much greener is the grass?
Learn how copyright works in various countries!
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The SoA Advisory Clinic: May your works survive you: wills, estates and your manuscripts
Learn about estates, wills and papers with the Advisory Clinic!
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The SoA Advisory Clinic: The Wonderful World of Audio Drama: A centenary celebration and an advisory tale
Celebrate 100 years of BBC audio drama with the Advisory Clinic!
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Relationships
Difficulties in our relationships with friends, family, partners, colleagues and employers can often impact and dominate other aspects of our lives. These resources offer support with a range of relationship issues, from family breakdown to loneliness and bullying.
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Health and wellbeing
Resources to help you look after yourself, especially when you’re working intensively or alone, or when financial or other pressures are getting too much
