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Showcase: Purple Tears + Period + Using My Imagination + Destiny Calls

06 April 2022 News, WriteOn Showcase

Hello, readers of Write On! Extra. We are Manusha and Blessings, two young writers from the 'Write Back' programme. Every week this month, we will showcase stories and poems from our friends, alongside unique contributions from the public. If you’re wondering what Write Back is, it's a place where young writers ...

Showcase: EMA + Tales Retold + Humbled By The World + Somebody Else’s Eyes

30 March 2022 News, WriteOn Showcase

Hi, it’s Juneha Chowdhury, your Showcase editor for March. I can’t believe it’s my last one! It really has been a blast and I’ll miss this space. But the final Showcase must go on, so here it is. Like my first showcase, I’ve dedicated this week to women - the ...

Showcase: The Dictator’s Wife + Green Eyes And An Old Photo

23 March 2022 News, WriteOn Showcase

Hi, it’s Juneha Chowdhury, your Showcase editor for March. This week, I have two particularly powerful pieces of prose to showcase. Dramatic, engaging, and totally gripping, both are literary treats that will definitely have you asking for more. My first piece is by novelist Freya Berry. Here, Freya shares an outline and intriguing ...

Showcase: The Mall + January Twilight + Dreaming Of Pigeon Pie + Giving In

16 March 2022 News, WriteOn Showcase

Hi, it’s Juneha Chowdhury, your Showcase editor for March. Last week was poetry galore, so I thought I’d start this week off with some prose. And what a treat I have for you! My first submission comes from avid reader, writer and regular contributor to Showcase, James Marshall. It's a ...

Showcase: Being Myself + Madly In Love With Thunder Storms + Clouds + Tread Gently On This Earth

09 March 2022 News, WriteOn Showcase

Hi, it’s Juneha Chowdhury, your Showcase Editor for March. Having recently interviewed a poet and talked about 'the nature of things', my showcase this week has a strong nature and poetry theme. Whether it’s the nature of us or the natural world, there’s something about nature that often inspires creativity. The ...

Thoughtful Tuesdays: Nature Inspiring Creativity

08 March 2022 News, Thoughtful Tuesday

By Eithne Cullen Welcome to March’s Thoughtful Tuesday page. Our theme for the month is Nature, Inspiring Creativity: Past, Present And Future and on today’s page, I’d like to turn the theme around and use this as a starting point to look at the nature of creativity – particularly pertinent, as it's ...

February Poetry Prompt Challenge: ‘Nature’

04 March 2022 News

We ran a poetry prompt challenge on our Instagram themed 'Nature'. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Pen To Print (@officialpentoprint) February's Write On! theme was 'Nature, Inspiring Creativity: Past, Present And Future'. On Write On! Extra, we explored nature from a multitude of different perspectives; the nature of places, ...

Showcase: Nina + Matriach + Motherhood + I Hope To See You Soon + Memory Of Games + Natural Woman + Late

02 March 2022 News, WriteOn Showcase

Hi, I'm Juneha Chowdhury, your Showcase Editor for March. As it's Women’s Empowerment Month, I’ve chosen some fabulous writing focused on empowering women for my first Showcase. The first piece is by our very own Madeleine White, Editor of Write On! magazine. Her poem, Nina, was placed third in the Pen ...

Showcase: A Tattoo With Wine + Ellipses + Cry Me A River

23 February 2022 News, WriteOn Showcase

February's Showcases are introduced by Write On! regular, Charlotte Webb. Time has flown by these past few weeks. I cannot believe we're on the cusp of March already; it feels only days since I was writing about new beginnings at the start of February. I can only conclude that my time ...

Showcase: The Storyteller’s Souk + Piece Out My Imperfections With Your Thoughts

16 February 2022 News, WriteOn Showcase

February's Showcases are introduced by Write On! regular, Charlotte Webb. As an artist and illustrator, a lot of my independent work is often influenced by historical culture, specifically textiles and architecture. So, it’s no surprise that I do a fair bit of non-fiction reading to inspire me. While working on my ...

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