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Friday Feature: Women’s Football

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by Michelle Sutton I’ve never been one for stereotypes, perhaps it’s because (as far as I know) I’m not one. Don’t get me wrong; people have tried to put me into pigeon holes and label me many times but there’s always the contradiction. I’ve been called a tomboy, the shy bookish ...

Monday Moments: The Gender Agenda

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Introduced by Holly King Welcome to this week’s theme: The Gender Agenda. We all like to sort information into boxes that have a defined space and absolute borders with a lid that we can open, peek at what’s inside and close it to keep what’s inside contained. But is that how ...

As A… Podcaster: Chris Gregory

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Alternative Stories And Fake Realities Podcast: Alternative Stories This week, Write On! chats with Chris Gregory, founder and director of 'Alternative Stories And Fake Realities',  a podcast and production company making audio drama, audio fiction and poetry podcasts.  'Alternative Stories' work with writers and actors from both sides of the Atlantic ...

Friday Feature: Theatre In Pandemic

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by Lucy Kaufman In February this year, I was merrily beavering away, co-writing The Tales of Beatrix Potter, an open-air theatrical/musical extravaganza for children and families  to be performed by Spontaneous Productions in a south London park in May. The show was cast, the songs had lyrics, and a teaser poster ...

Thursday Youth Connectors: Food For Thought

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by Malik Khan Hello, I’m Malik, here to introduce the 'Food For Thought' week on the youth segment of ‘Thursday Connectors’. We’re discussing food today and we have an exciting line-up of young writers who’ve connected with us and told us how food impacts on their feelings and memories. First up, I’ll ...
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Showcase: The Lioness & The Flame + Nursery Rhymes

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I hope you will allow me a small self-indulgence this week. Two years ago, I was privileged to see my debut novel shortlisted for one of the most prestigious adventure fiction awards open to unpublished authors. By some small miracle, my second novel was shortlisted for the same award this year. The ...