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Write On! Features: Self-Editing vs Hiring A Professional by Dan Cross

01 September 2023 News, WriteOn Features

By Dan Cross Originally published in Write On! Magazine, issue 11 Writing is our means of translating our boundless imaginations and ideas into forms others can make sense of. But if our words don’t communicate effectively, readers can end up confused and uninterested. Editing, then, is the act of making your writing ...

Write On! Features: Legacy Journaling By Merle R. Saferstein

25 August 2023 News, WriteOn Features

By Merle R. Saferstein Shortly after reading The Diary Of A Young Girl by Anne Frank, I bought my first diary with a pink faux leather cover and a lock to keep my thoughts safe. I wrote in it periodically throughout my junior high school years and filled a few diaries. ...

Write On! Features: Publish And Be Damned – On Publisher Responsibility by Mollie Hogg

18 August 2023 News, WriteOn Features

(Originally published in Write On! magazine, issue 8 as The Big Debate) By Mollie Hogg Whether aspiring or experienced, we writers want our work to reach as many people as possible. For most of us, an important sign of success is also whether we make our mark on the world. Secretly, we ...

Write On! Features: A Writers’ Guide To Resilience by Alice Fowler

11 August 2023 News, WriteOn Features

By Alice Fowler When I submitted my debut short story collection, The Truth Has Arms And Legs, for publication a year ago, I needed to come up with a theme. For a while, I scratched my head. My stories are about love and loss, bravery and second chances; our ability as ...

Write On! Features: The Rantings Of A Writing Mother by Natalie Campbell

04 August 2023 News, WriteOn Features

By Natalie Campbell She sat peacefully at her desk, pen in hand, and poured her ideas onto the page as the baby slept soundly beside her. When he stirred, she gently rocked him back to sleep with her perfectly manicured toes. After a good stint of writing was accomplished, the baby ...

Write On! Features: Write On The Tyne by Helen Aitchison

28 July 2023 News, WriteOn Features

By Helen Aitchison I became a writer four years ago and my debut novel, The Dinner Club was released through Cahill Davis Publishing in March 2022. My second novel with Cahill Davis Publishing, The Life And Love (Attempts) Of Kitty Cook was launched in March 2023, and my third novel, 31 ...

Writer Of The Month: Maggie Harris

24 July 2023 News, WriteOn Features

Introduced by Madeleine White Maggie Harris is a Guyanese/British writer. Winner of the Poetry Wales Award 2020, The Guyana Prize For Literature, and the Commonwealth Short Story Prize, (Caribbean). She taught Creative Writing for UKC and was International Teaching Fellow at Southampton University. She has six collections of poetry, three short ...

Write On! Features: For The Love Of Romance by Jane Lacey-Crane

21 July 2023 News, WriteOn Features

By Jane Lacey-Crane Chick Lit, Women’s Fiction, Bonkbusters, call them what you like, they all essentially fall under the same gorgeous umbrella and that’s Romantic Fiction. Gay, straight, young, old – a love story is a love story and, I must confess, I love them all. Is my bias showing? I ...

Write On! Features: TAK, Tourist And Her Journey With An Indie Press by TAK Erzinger

14 July 2023 News, WriteOn Features

By TAK Erzinger In many ways, I've been reborn through nature and writing. My poems are prayers I offer out to the world. My temple is found outside, and I feel closest to God in nature and writing. Therefore, finding the right publisher for my manuscript Tourist was a delicate and ...

Write On! Features: How To Keep Writing While Travelling by Palak Tewary

07 July 2023 News, WriteOn Features

By Palak Tewary Travelling is all about exploring new (and old) destinations, immersing oneself in diverse cultures and creating lasting memories. While it's a truly transformative and exhilarating experience for writers, there is a risk of not being able to maintain a writing routine. I love to travel and summer is usually ...

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