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Showcase: Will You Remember Me + Can I Love Again + The Family Man + Booked, Busy & Boss-Free

12 February 2025 News, WriteOn Showcase

Welcome to my second February Showcase. Over the past weekend, I’ve been busy working on freelance projects and, while it was pretty hectic, I genuinely enjoyed it. Freelancing may not always be the safe option and can sometimes even make it hard for others to take us seriously, but loving ...

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 ...

Write On! Features: Journey Of A Storyteller by Viv Foster

07 February 2025 News, WriteOn Features

By Viv Foster I've always loved adventures. Almost exclusively they have involved mountains and always, until recently, they have been intensely physical and outdoors. I was born in London, destined for the Ford car factory or a mundane job in the big city. I was saved by the locally owned outdoor ...

Showcase: When A Hero Falls + Understanding Textilis + YOCH + The Voyage Of Sam Singh

05 February 2025 News, WriteOn Showcase

Hello, readers. I'm Vrushali, a fitness enthusiast, lover of cinema and aviation working and contributor to a digital women’s lifestyle magazine in India. I live in Aurangabad, famously known as the City of Gates and am your host for the February Showcases. This month is known for Valentine’s Day. But rather ...

Showcase: The Wooden Dolls + To Be A Man + Misunderstanding + To Your Resolve

29 January 2025 News, WriteOn Showcase

Welcome to my final Showcase in January. We’ve had many insightful stories, articles and poems to demonstrate the different types of misunderstandings and their impact on us. But this week I want to focus on the outcome of misunderstandings, mainly: what is the solution? I’m partial to a direct approach ...

Saturday Spotlight: New Book Releases January 2025

25 January 2025 News, Saturday Spotlight

By Claire Buss, Deputy Editor, Write On! At Write On! and Pen to Print, we want to help connect authors and readers, playwrights and audiences, so we've created a Spotlight page on the last Saturday of the month, showcasing some of the exciting new reads and plays available. The curated list ...

Thursday Connectors: Hijab Misunderstandings

23 January 2025 News, Thursday Connectors

By Farzana Hakim Hi, all. Happy New Year, from me, Farzana, your host of Thursday Connectors. I hope you had a great holiday and are feeling happy and healthy as we begin 2025. 2024 ended with me feeling hopeful that I had made a small but positive contribution in the local community ...

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 ...

Write On! Features: Who Are You Writing For? by Vic Howard

17 January 2025 News, WriteOn Features

By Vic Howard My early working life was spent in the world of advertising and at that time vocabulary and column width were important factors considered by newspapers. The most important newspaper then was The Times, which had a column width of about two and a half inches (63mm). The most ...

Showcase: Tidal Waters + Misunderstanding + The Reading Of Grievances

15 January 2025 News, WriteOn Showcase

Happy Wednesday, readers! My day job is all about ensuring my company communicates clearly with our potential customers, and that we understand exactly what the customer is asking us to communicate. This is far more complex a task than it first appears. We are constantly misunderstanding each other and in ...

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