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 was released through Cahill ...
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Writer Of The Month: Maggie Harris
Introduced by Madeleine White
Maggie Harris is a Guyanese/British writer. Winner of the Poetry Wales Award 2020, The Guyana Prize For ...
Write On! Features: For The Love Of Romance by Jane Lacey-Crane
By Jane Lacey-Crane
Chick Lit, Women’s Fiction, Bonkbusters, call them what you like, they all essentially fall under the same gorgeous ...
Write On! Features: TAK, Tourist And Her Journey With An Indie Press by TAK Erzinger
By TAK Erzinger
In many ways, I've been reborn through nature and writing. My poems are prayers I offer out to ...
Write On! Features: How To Keep Writing While Travelling by Palak Tewary
By Palak Tewary
Travelling is all about exploring new (and old) destinations, immersing oneself in diverse cultures and creating lasting memories. ...
Write On! Features: Designing A Book Cover by Martha Harris
By Martha Harris
In the last year, I've worked on projects in order to develop my portfolio, with my tutors providing ...
Write On! Features: Early Writing Days by Dee Gordon
By Dee Gordon
Dee has been writing full-length non-fiction books since selling her recruitment business in 2000. Hailing from the East ...
Write On! Features: I Wrote Every Day for One Year – Here’s What I Learned
By Margena Holmes
A writing coach friend of mine, Christine Whitmarsh, has a daily podcast called Your Daily Writing Habit, where ...
Write On! Features: Relevant Conversations: Live Podcast, Co-Creation At Hay Festival
By Amanda Wynne
Introduction
On Wednesday 31st May, around 70 attendees joined the Write On! team in The Marquee at Hay Festival ...