It took Thomas Morris three years to write the book of his dreams. Then he scrapped it, sat down, and wrote the truth.
Blloon editors Tara Jane Seton and Sarah Moriarty pull together a literary world tour, taking in Nigeria, Japan, outer space and beyond.
As Atticus Finch and Scout return after 60 years in the sequel to To Kill a Mockingbird, Huck looks at what makes literary legend Harper Lee tick.
Nell Zink explains how she found the confidence to kick off a sparkling literary career in her fifties.
Author Kazuo Ishiguro's artistic output was forever changed after working in a homeless shelter.
Huck's Fiftieth Anniversary Special collects lessons learned and creative advice from fifty of the most inspiring people we know. Each day we'll be sharing a new excerpt from the magazine. Today, Granta Books senior editor Max Cooper explains why you should "never tear a page out of your sketchbook..."
If it wasn’t for a random postcard, Generation X author Douglas Coupland may never have embarked on a life as a writer.
Le Gun produce a series of hand illustrated wooden books inspired by the history of Paris’ iconic Shakespeare and Company.
Get ahead of next year’s reading, with Peter Maravelis of San Francisco's iconic City Lights bookstore.
Broken Monsters explores art, violence and the sinister side of social media in the dark underbelly of Detroit.
Mark Chiusano’s Marine Park is a touching portrait of the places and people of suburban New York.
Photographer Amy Leang captures the lonely side of life in the United Arab Emirates in her Al Aazlah photo project.
