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Write On! Interviews: Poet Ruth Wiggins

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Write On! interviews poet Ruth Wiggins Ruth is a British poet. She is based in East London but is happiest in the great outdoors, something which informs her work. Her poems have been published internationally in journals and anthologies and have been shortlisted and commended in competitions. Her debut full-length collection, The ...

Saturday Spotlight: New Book Releases April 2023

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By Claire Buss, Deputy Editor, Write On!  At Write On! and Pen to Print, we want to help connect authors and readers, playwrights and audiences, so we've created a Spotlight page on the last Saturday of the month, showcasing some of the exciting new reads and plays available. The curated list ...

Showcase: Happy & Glorious

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By Claire Buckle As I’m sure you are aware, the Coronation of King Charles takes place on the sixth of May. Whether you're a fan of the Royals or would rather live in a Republic, I hope you’ll enjoy this extract from Lucy Kaufman and Jas Knight’s amusing, and at times ...

Write On! Issue 16 OUT TODAY

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Write On! 16 is out today: Themed Contradictions, this issue features an exclusive interview with the influential author, playwright and screenwriter, John O’Farrell. He speaks to Lucy Kaufman about how writing hits such as Chicken Run and Spitting Image springs from a journey that encompasses activism and the power of ...

Writer Of The Month: Akshitha Ramalingam

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Introduced by Laura Maclennan From short poems about love to more detailed pieces of writing about race, difference and a societal inability to stop pitting the human race against each other, reading Akshitha’s work ahead of this introduction I was, as Akshitha herself hoped I’d be, left holding my breath as ...

Write On! Interviews: John O’Farrell

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Why Hope Is The Thing With Feathers Write On!'s Lucy Kaufman interviews John O'Farrell and explores a writer’s responsibility to challenge the status quo. John O’Farrell’s comedy writing credits read like a nostalgia trip through my formative years: Spitting Image, Alas Smith And Jones and Have I Got News For You. Also, ...