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Write On! Interviews: Author Gemma Bishop

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Write On! interviews author Gemma Bishop As a qualified teacher with an MSc (Oxon) in teaching and learning, Gemma Bishop has proved that you can function with anorexia. This all changed, though, after 15 years of suffering and her finally requiring an inpatient admission. Following almost four months in the hospital, ...

Write On! Features: Photomontage by Malcolm Pillar

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By Malcolm Pillar The term ‘Photomontage’ was invented just after World War I by artists of the Dada Group in Berlin. The Dada movement, which had its roots in Zurich at the Cabaret Voltaire, was anti-establishment: hostile to traditional forms of art and noted for staging loud, provocative and shambolic public ...

Write On! Features: Why Write? by Silviya Vijeyaruban

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By Silviya Vijeyaruban For as long as I can remember, soul-searching in solitude has - and still does - consume me. A constant cycle of introspection, where I long to uncover deeper meanings about my life and identity at every stage. I search desperately for understanding, of my desires, fears, struggles ...

Write On! Issue 24 OUT TODAY

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Issue 24, Out Today Write On! 24, sponsored by Hay Festival is out today. You can see it digitally, or get your physical copy from libraries and other outlets up and down the country. This issue explores ‘Misunderstandings’ and is focussed on showcasing work that examines how we see ourselves and others ...

Write On! Interviews: Author Charlotte Faulconbridge

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Write On! interviews author Charlotte Faulconbridge Charlotte Faulconbridge is an autistic and chronically ill prize-winning poet, published author, musician and TEDx performer/speaker. She became an ambassador for MIND Coventry and Warwickshire in 2024 and was a highly commended finalist in the BBC Make A Difference Awards. Her debut book, Too High To ...