Royal Literary Fund Fellowships
The Royal Literary Fund (RLF) is a benevolent fund for assisting professional published authors and for the advancement of public education. In 1999 it launched a Fellowship scheme that places writers of established literary merit in universities and colleges to offer writing support to students in all disciplines.
Typically a Fellowship lasts for one year, and the Fellow is available on a one-to-one basis to students for two days a week. The rest of the week is free for the Fellow to concentrate on her or his own writing. Find out further information about the Fellows, the Fellowship, and how to apply.
- novelist Jill Dawson (2000-2001)
- translator Anthony Vivis (2001-2002)
- novelist Andrew Cowan (2002-04)
- translator Lakshmi Holmstrom (2003-05)
- novelist, essayist and short story writer Clive Sinclair (2004-06)
- children's author Joyce Dunbar (2006-2009)
- novelist, memoirist and short story writer Stephen Foster (2007-2009)
- screenwriter and non-fiction writer Keith Tutt (2009-10)
- TV and radio dramatist Sue Teddern (2010-12)
- translator and journalist Nick Caistor (2010-12)
- novelist Raffaella Barker (2011-12).
- playwright and screenwriter Sian Evans (2012-13)


