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Showcase: I Won’t Tell + The School Bus

Edited by Clara Khan When James Joyce wrote Ulysses, he said:  “I've put in so many enigmas and puzzles that it will keep the professors busy for centuries arguing over what I meant, and that is the only way of insuring one's immortality.” I want to focus on the first part ...

Thursday Connectors: South Asian Heritage Month

By Farzana Hakim Hi, all. Farzana, your host, is here to introduce a celebratory special edition. Our Thursday Connectors are all about South Asian Heritage this time, to coincide with one of my favourite and busiest months of the year. For the past few years, I’ve been working tirelessly to bring stories ...

Write On! Interviews: Author Nilson Semedo

Write On! interviews author Nilson Semedo Nilson is a ten-year-old writer, currently studying at a primary school in the London Borough of Barking and Dagenham. He enjoys writing and loves to see others who share the same passion as him. WO: What inspired you to write in the first place, and what ...

Thoughtful Tuesdays: Change

By Eithne Cullen Welcome to my Thoughtful Tuesday page for July. I’m going to be sharing a lot of writing about change, our current theme here at Write On! I’d like to start with some writing about a massive change: the change of moving from one country to another, one culture to ...

Write On! Features: The London Typewriters

by Natalia The London Typewriters story began in 2012, when we went searching for something special and quirky to start as an independent enterprise. After many trips to a variety of car-boot sales we failed to find anything unique, but then one day an old broken typewriter caught the eye of Alex ...

Monday Moments: Chance And Change

Introduced By Amber Hall This month, our new theme is ‘Change’, and I’ve been thinking about the interconnectedness of chance and change. So much of life hinges on a moment. Our trajectories are shaped by nanoseconds we might not even notice. These ‘sliding door moments,’ as they’re known, can alter our ...