She Herself is a Haunted House by Georgia Poplett
Short Fiction by Georgia Poplett
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Blog: Landing Smiles
In a new series, Lizzie Hubbard writes about studying a creative writing degree remotely during a pandemic.
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The Tube by Daniele Nunziata
Poetry by Daniele Nunziata
The Flat on Rue Le Moyne by Ryan Levitt
Creative Non-Fiction by Ryan Levitt
Blog: Cheltenham Literary Festival
Lyndsey Garrett reviews her experience of the Cheltenham Literary Festival. Continue reading “Blog: Cheltenham Literary Festival”
Forgive Me Body by Leo Dragstedt
Two Poems by Leo Dragstedt
All those Leos who have been lying in bed for months clenching their teeth outstaring the wall can finally relax the jaws and shut their eyes by Roswitha Gerlitz
Short fiction by Roswitha Gerlitz
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‘I am a London based visual artist, theatre/opera performance director, producer and writer navigating pathways between diverse practices. My artistic concepts, creative approach and aesthetic languages are informed by my extensive experience of multimedia methodologies’. Roswitha’s academic studies of the Chorus inspired site specific choral performances, which informed her first novel, TheFutureWasBright’. Since then Roswitha advanced her poetic prose, completed her novel and generated a collection of short stories and poetry. She has written the text/libretto to performances in California and the UK; recently her essay In Terms of Meaning was published by Westminster University Press. Roswitha has no hobbies; she would like to be friends with octopuses and is happiest in summer, listening to the meadows’ wildlife.
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10 Things…with Rebecca Wilkie
Rebecca Wilkie, Senior Programme Manager at New Writing North, answers our questions.