Write On! Features: The Write On! Team Share Their 2024 Wins & Losses
Edited by Claire Buss
Every year, I invite the Write On! regulars to share their creative wins and losses over 2024. ...
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Write On! Features: Using Archives To Tell Stories by Rachel Webb
By Rachel Webb
My mother and grandmother were both only children, and so was I for the first five or six ...
Write On! Features: So You Want To Be A Writer? by Nicola Garrard
By Nicola Garrard
FIVE early steps to make your writing dreams come true!
Publishing is tough. Being lucky enough to have your ...
Write On! Features: A Glimpse Of Anglo India by Clare Jenkins
By Clare Jenkins
As a journalist, I’ve always written. I’ve also interviewed many writers, including Margaret Atwood, Melvyn Bragg, Jackie Collins, ...
Write On! Features: Seven Go Mad In Hay by Eithne Cullen
With Hay Festival Winter Weekend happening 28 November - 2 December, we asked Write On! page editor Eithne Cullen to ...
Write On! Features: A Young Person’s Guide To Being A Poet by Amaka Felly Obioji
Hello, dear young poet. I know you might be wondering what to do with all those beautiful words you've saved ...
Write On! Features: Writing For Children by Mirabel Lavelle
Turning A Picture Book Wish Into A Published Book
by Mirabel Lavelle
When I started drafting this article, I asked myself: ...
Write On! Features: Layering Conflict, Creating Stories
Though the Wilbur Smith Adventure Writing Prize is the Foundation’s flagship programme, The Wilbur & Niso Smith Foundation also supports ...
Write On! Features: Mini Masterclass – Historical Accuracy + Character
Curated by Charlotte Maddox, Wilbur & Niso Smith Foundation
Welcome back to our Mini Masterclass series, designed to provide you with ...