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JUST WRITE!  ‘Just write’. I have been just writing since I was six when I wrote a poem which my mother sent to my father

On the face of it: I Am the Mask Maker and other stories This time last year, one of my stories, The Last Flight of

Jennifer Langer writes about the problems facing writers in Afghanistan On 21st August 2021 I receive an e-mail from an Afghan writer who had previously

Nour Morjan on writing I Am the Power You Undermine The majority of my poems were written as a spontaneous outpouring of my feelings and

A note about language in Michel-Michelle. To address concerns expressed by a reader regarding certain terminology in the publication Michel-Michelle, we would like to clarify

On being hopeless By Judith Amanthis 26.5.21 I was alone on a train checking my phone when I read the Society of Authors email. Dirt

THE IMPORTANCE OF PLACE In the advance reviews for All Our Squandered Beauty, many readers and bloggers have commented that the book feels like a

Write what you know by Danielle Maisano I never intended to write about my time in Togo. If I’m completely honest, The Ardent Witness began

Vicki Goldie, A Victorina Press Feature Article. When I was lucky enough to be published by Victorina Press, I had not heard of Bibliodiversity. I

The thing I hear most often is: I’ve got lots of ideas but I just can’t get them down on paper, or I’d love to