Write On! Features: Should Children’s Writing Be Sugar-Coating Their World? By Mary Walsh
By Mary Walsh
Originally published in Write On! Magazine, issue 11
When writing a book for children with ...
Write On! Features: Self-Editing vs Hiring A Professional by Dan Cross
By Dan Cross
Originally published in Write On! Magazine, issue 11
Writing is our means of translating our ...
Write On! Features: Legacy Journaling By Merle R. Saferstein
By Merle R. Saferstein
Shortly after reading The Diary Of A Young Girl by Anne Frank, I ...
Write On! Features: Publish And Be Damned – On Publisher Responsibility by Mollie Hogg
(Originally published in Write On! magazine, issue 8 as The Big Debate)
By Mollie Hogg
Whether aspiring or ...
Write On! Features: A Writers’ Guide To Resilience by Alice Fowler
By Alice Fowler
When I submitted my debut short story collection, The Truth Has Arms And Legs, ...
Write On! Features: The Rantings Of A Writing Mother by Natalie Campbell
By Natalie Campbell
She sat peacefully at her desk, pen in hand, and poured her ideas onto ...
Write On! Features: Write On The Tyne by Helen Aitchison
By Helen Aitchison
I became a writer four years ago and my debut novel, The Dinner Club ...
Writer Of The Month: Maggie Harris
Introduced by Madeleine White
Maggie Harris is a Guyanese/British writer. Winner of the Poetry Wales Award 2020, ...