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Write On! Interviews: Writer Curtis Brown

Write On! interviews writer Curtis Brown. Curtis Brown is a playwright, poet and multi-disciplinary artist based in London, UK. His poetry has been published in numerous journals and anthologies, including: Masque & Spectacle, Wildfire Words and Under The Radar. His poetry films have been selected for several film festivals around the ...

Monday Moments: Seeing Things Differently

Introduced By Amber Hall Our theme this month, which also happens to be the last month of 2024, continues to be ‘Difference’. As December rolls around, I start to reflect on the year that’s passed and think about what I might want for the year ahead. Admittedly, I find that the end ...

Write On! Interviews: Author Isac Jacob

Write On! interviews author Isac Jacob Isac Jacob, a graduate of King’s College London, is a London-based author and 'book maker' known for his innovative early speaking skills storybook, Who Will We See?. Born and educated in Westminster, Isac combines writing, illustrations and papercraft to create engaging, interactive books for young ...

Cover Reveal Issue 23 of Write On! Magazine

We're sure you've already seen it on social media but just in case... here is the official cover reveal for Issue 23 of Write On! Magazine, out December 12: This issue is being sponsored by The Wilbur & Niso Smith Foundation and features our lead interview with multi-award winning poet Jenny ...

Thursday Connectors: Personal Circumstance And Difference

By Farzana Hakim Hi all, it's Farzana, your host of Thursday Connectors. Welcome to my November page, a fantastic Showcase linked to what’s important to you and those around you. Continuing with our theme of 'Difference,' I'm connecting with three writers who  offer different perspectives around their  life experiences; all of which ...

Upcoming Cosy Crime Workshop with Dr Charlotte Baker

Dr Charlotte Baker will be running two Cozy Crime Workshops this December. Over the two sessions, she will establish what is meant by genre, subgenre, and tropes and how to use these in thinking about getting your work published. The workshop will also look at the sleuth, setting, character development, and ...

Thoughtful Tuesdays: Recognising Difference

By Eithne Cullen Welcome to November’s Thoughtful Tuesday page, continuing on the theme of ‘Difference.’ I was looking at an old photo with my granddaughter recently and was interested to see how she recognised family members, even though their appearances have changed: going from beard to clean shaven and from long ...