Write On! Features: Making The Shift From The Formal To The Creative by Niema Bohrayba
By Niema Bohrayba
The switch from writing formal industry-related papers and reports to writing creatively has been, and still is, quite ...
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Write On! Features: Writing Alternate Worlds, Imagining Change by Gita Ralleigh
By Gita Ralleigh
When I teach worldbuilding to my creative writing students, I encourage them to begin freely. Soon, though, we ...
Write On! Features: How To ‘Write About What You Know’ by Jilly Henderson-Long
By Jilly Henderson-Long
Ask any writer and they will tell you that, at some point in their career, they've been advised ...
Write On! Features: Why I Left X And Joined Substack by James Marshall
By James Marshall
How to build an audience or “Why I left X and joined Substack.”
I started creative writing five years ...
Writer Of The Month: Frasier Armitage
Introduced by Maggie Harris
Meet Frasier Armitage, Pen to Print’s Writer Of The Month for September and a self-confessed Sci-Fi fanatic. ...
Write On! Features: From Bow To The Bookie – A Personal Journey In Books And Writing by Suzy Lines
By Suzy Lines
As a young girl, I was the one that was quiet, well spoken, who didn’t quite fit in. ...
Write On! Features: Social Media For Creatives: Friend Or Foe? by Amber Hall
By Amber Hall
Originally published in Write On! Magazine, issue 15
Do you remember a time before the Internet? Before our thinking ...
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 a plot involving sensitive ...
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 boundless imaginations and ideas ...