Danny Baxter – Pen To Print

Showcase: Observations On The Synthetic Beast + Who’s Anxious? + Ultimate Mindset + A Sonnet: To The Love Of Light + Fleeting Words

25 June 2025 News, WriteOn Showcase

Welcome to my fourth and final instalment of our Showcase for June. We end with some incredible pieces of fiction, poetry and a visual poem, representing ‘Mindset.’ It’s also coming to the end of Pride Month - a reminder of how far we have come in terms of equality for ...

Showcase: They’re Building Us Up + Changes + Invisible Misery + Regeneration Spills Out + The Revival Rooted Here

28 May 2025 News, WriteOn Showcase

Hello! I’m Danny Baxter, a creative artist living in Barking and Dagenham, east London and I’ve been a regular contributor to Write On! almost since it began. Throughout these Showcases, I’ve been sharing pieces that are in a response to my Barking Revival project, alongside material inspired by the current topic ...

Showcase: A B.A.D Influence + Old Dagenham + Coal + East (Street) Of Eden + Rising With Alfie

21 May 2025 News, WriteOn Showcase

Hello! I’m Danny Baxter, a creative artist living in Barking and Dagenham, east London and I’ve been a regular contributor to Write On! almost since it began. In this, my third Showcase, I will be looking at how the mindset is influenced by one’s environment. I’ll be taking you on a ...

Showcase: No Fuel No Fire + Where Do You Come From? + The Final Seven In Texas

14 May 2025 News, WriteOn Showcase

Hello! I’m Danny Baxter, a creative artist living in Barking and Dagenham, east London and I’ve been a regular contributor to Write On! almost since it began. I’d like to welcome you to my second Showcase, continuing with the theme of Mindset, in particular the mindset of those who are ...

Showcase: When My Dad Died + Worry + The Key That Opens The Door + Endless Search + Barking Mad

07 May 2025 News, WriteOn Showcase

Hello and welcome to this month’s Showcase. My name is Danny Baxter, I’m a creative artist living in Barking and Dagenham, east London and I’ve been spending my time regularly contributing illustrations and poetry to this magazine over most of its lifespan. I’ve enjoyed being involved! In this, my first Showcase, ...

Monday Moments: Mindset Shifts And Systems

05 May 2025 Monday Moments, News

Introduced By Amber Hall Hello readers! We’re starting a new theme this month: ‘Mindset’. I’ve been thinking about mindset shifts alongside the issue of systems, and how we can get caught up in the idea that a simple change of mindset is all we need. Of course, I’m not suggesting we shouldn’t ...

Showcase: At My Mother’s House + Do The Right Thing? + Confusing Urban Slang + Her Right + A Night Of Sirens And Searchlights

09 April 2025 News, WriteOn Showcase

Welcome to the second Write On! Showcase of April. I'm overwhelmed at the response to my first week as guest editor during National Poetry Month. The theme of ‘Misunderstandings’ obviously resonates with many of you. For this Showcase, I'm going to talk about language, culture and the power of words. A ...

Thoughtful Tuesdays: Misunderstanding Seasons

11 March 2025 News, Thoughtful Tuesday

By Eithne Cullen Welcome to Thoughtful Tuesday. March is the month of misunderstandings, madness, mad hares and blustery days. Today’s page moves away from some of the misunderstandings the end of winter and the arrival of spring might bring. There’s quite a tradition of writers looking for places of calm and peaceful ...

Thoughtful Tuesdays: Misunderstanding Places

11 February 2025 News, Thoughtful Tuesday

By Eithne Cullen This month, we continue with our theme of misunderstandings and I’ve selected quite a mix of pieces for you. But I’ll start with a little explanation of my thoughts. During Lockdown, I had the pleasure of attending some online creative writing sessions. The programme (facilitated by Claire Steele and ...

Showcase: Misunderstanding + Blockheads + Where’s Tony + When The Small Creatures Wake

22 January 2025 News, WriteOn Showcase

Hello, readers. This week, I’ve been reminiscing on how some misunderstandings, once understood, turn out to be quite funny. When you look back on times you’ve been misunderstood and realised how easy and humorous it was to misunderstand you, does it make you laugh? I think the backbone of a ...

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