Holly Williams is an author, journalist, and critic. Her work has appeared in The New York Times, The TLS, The Observer and Vogue. Her novels What Time Is Love? and The Start of Something are out now.
“We wanted to get rid of that stuffiness, that old-fashioned feeling that you need to know your Burgundy or your Bordeaux”
‘Having been a radio nerd as a kid and just an audio obsessive, I never lost that bug’
"If you're not in a position to take an unpaid internship in one of the most expensive cities in the world, or go to all the parties and meet everybody, it can be really hard to get a foot in the door"
“Tonight, Matthew, I am going to be…”
Meet Sheffield Theatres' new artistic director
Northern cities are famous for glamming up. But in Sheffield, it’s Merrells on the dancefloor
Bruises and crashes aside, Sheffield Steel is the city’s friendliest sports team
‘I’m trying not to be Amber the Swimmer — but to be Amber, who swims’
'Every Public Health bone in my body was saying 'this is not right''
How Holly Williams made Sheffield her muse
‘I don’t know if it is commercially viable. It could be more about me being deranged than anything else’
'Adding up numbers to make people dance'