November 2026 – Pen To Print

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Monday Moments: Non-Linear Lives Well LivedRead the page online: bit.ly/2PaUPNJ Page Editor Amber Hall says "Our theme this month continues to be ‘Fractured’ and, as we find ourselves battling the elements here in the UK, I’ve been thinking about the many paths our lives can take. Life has a way of surprising us, sometimes in the best possible way. But our paths are never certain. So, all we can really do is forge ahead with good intentions, knowing what we know at the time. There’s never just one route towards a life well lived: there are a million different ways to build it. Non-linear journeys – what we might term ‘fractured’ life paths – are part and parcel of what it means to be human.This month’s pieces draw on unconventional paths, non-linearity, and serendipitous journeys homeward."Monday Moments features the following submissions:The Good Life by Vic HowardTerms by Nicole BrownWhat Does Charles Darwin Have To Do With Me? by Andrea CunhaRead Write On! pentoprint.org/product/see-write-on-issue-30-here/ Listen to Write On! Audio bit.ly/3o2QFsm@barkinganddagenham ...

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Writers & Artists are excited to confirm the W&A Working-Class Writers’ Prize 2026 is NOW OPEN.Supported by The Open University, the Ruppin Agency and the Society of Authors.Jon Doyle, acclaimed debut author of Communion (Atlantic Books) and recipient of the W&A Working-Class Writers’ Prize 2023 prize, is this year’s judge.Entries will close at midnight on 1st December 2026, with a longlist, shortlist and winner announcements scheduled to take place in early 2027.This prize is open to entrants writing in any genre or form of prose fiction and non-fiction. Full entry details can be found here: www.writersandartists.co.uk/writers-artists-working-class-writers-prize-2026-information. ...

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As we continue to celebrate the National Year of Reading we've asked our colleagues for their favourite book recommendations. These are the top 10 reads from writer, editor and publisher Claire Steele:May We Feed The King by Rebecca PerryCloudstreet by Tim WintonThe Lincoln Highway by Amor TowlesThere Are Rivers In The Sky by Elif ShafakJames by Percival EverettFunny Weather by Olivia LaingA Field Guide To Getting Lost by Rebecca SolnitHandiwork by Sara BaumeSuppose A Sentence by Brian DillonWays Of Seeing by John BergerHave you read any of thes#bookrecommendationst#favbooksb#GoAllIna#readintoitntoit @go_all_in_2026 ...

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