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Write On! Issue 13 OUT TODAY

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Write On! 13 is out today! The theme of Mind Your Language: Words And How We Use Them explores how we make what we have to say count, by using our words in person and on the page. Edition highlights include Farzana Hakim’s conversation with Patrice Lawrence MBE, London-based activist, ...

Saturday Spotlight: New Book Releases June 2022

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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 ...

Write On! Features: Aphra Who? by Stewart Ross

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By Stewart Ross Quite a city, Canterbury. One of the most famous in the land, dripping with history. It’s the place where Augustine set up Roman Christianity, where Becket was spectacularly murdered in his own cathedral, where Geoffrey Chaucer observed his pilgrims, and where playwright Christopher Marlowe learned his trade. Yes, loads ...

Writer Of The Month: Rebecca Seaton

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Introduced by Mary Walsh. It gives me immense pleasure to introduce June’s Writer Of The Month, Rebecca Seaton. Rebecca is a former Pen to Print Book Challenge Entrant, whose novel, A Silent Song, went on to win second place in 2017/18. As one of the finalists, she received helpful mentoring from a ...

Write On! Interviews: Artist Ian Bristow

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Write On! interviews artist Ian Bristow Ian is a student of the arts, dividing his attention between visual art, music, and writing. Nurturing each discipline consumes most of his time, so he spends the majority of his days in his studio. He recently released his first album, Bloodline, and published a ...

Write On! Interviews: Author Bernie Morgan

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Write On! interviews author Bernie Morgan. Bernie is something of a late starter. After spending 14 years as a full-time mother, she gained a Masters Degree and within seven years was a CEO of an organisation that brought a new industry (responsible finance) into the UK. She took up ballet at ...