Writing Magazine

The BIGGEST and bestselling writing magazine - all your writing needs

Writing Magazine1 min read
Dear Reader
Editor We’re getting into the swing of production under lockdown now: this is the second issue produced entirely from our respective homes and we’d like to think it’s turning out rather well. After a month in which we talked of little else, the mood
Writing Magazine4 min read
The World Of Writing
Twelve years later, Stephenie Meyer is to publish her Twilight retelling Midnight Sun in August, relating the same species-crossed love story from the point of view of sparkly vampire Edward Cullen, rather than sulky tween Bella Swan. The trick was a
Writing Magazine1 min read
Writing Magazine
Publisher: Collette Lloyd, email: [email protected] Editor: Jonathan Telfer, email: [email protected] Senior designer: Nathan Ward, email: [email protected] Marketing: Lauren Freeman, email: lauren.freeman@warnersgrou
Writing Magazine7 min read
Letters To The Editor
Write to: Letters to the editor, Writing Magazine, Warners Group Publications plc, 5th Floor, 31-32 Park Row, Leeds LS1 5JD; email: [email protected]. (Include your name and address when emailing letters. Ensure all letters, a maximum of 250
Writing Magazine4 min read
NDA Or Not?
When you submit your work for consideration by an agent, publisher or film producer you’ll naturally want to ensure that they will protect it from unauthorised sharing or development. Equally, publishers and self-published authors want to protect the
Writing Magazine6 min read
On The (virtual) Road
Ever read a blog? Given that you are reading a writing magazine, the answer is probably yes. Wikipedia defines a blog as a discussion website with informal diary-style text entries called posts. For an author, a blog can be an effective addition to a
Writing Magazine2 min read
Future Book
While we all try to parse what the hell has happened to our lives and livelihoods – and I write this on the Sunday that Boris Johnson is due to announce phase two of lockdown – it is already clear that aside from those fortunate businesses who have e
Writing Magazine3 min read
GET In The HABIT
It can feel a bit of an exhortation, to write every day, but what does this mean in the reality of a writer’s life? With recent global pandemics creating unexpected time on our hands to write, what better moment could there be to put it into practice
Writing Magazine9 min read
Self Starting
If you’ve come to writing later in life and are worried about making it in a young person’s game, look to Rachel Abbott for inspiration. Rachel only started writing in her fifties. She went on to become one of the most successful self-published autho
Writing Magazine7 min read
All Roads Lead To CHROME
Procrastination, perseverance and a pandemic. Who could have guessed a new writing project would be so exciting? Back in June 2019, we decided to launch our own magazine. We were younger then and full of hope. We had the writing experience, extensive
Writing Magazine2 min read
Editorial Calendar
• Dune author Frank Herbert, The Godfather author Mario Puzo and crime writer Dick Francis were born. • Countercultural acid guru Timothy Leary was born. • Agatha Christie’s first novel The Mysterious Affair at Styles was first published, in the US.
Writing Magazine3 min read
Ask a Literary Consultant
Authors often ask us how they should go about redrafting their novel, so I thought it would be useful to go through some fundamental aspects of self-editing over the next few months to bring some clarity to the process. Today’s focus? Plot, structure
Writing Magazine3 min read
GETTING OVER Slump Time
No scientific study names the afternoon writer the most productive one of the day. That crown is usually awarded to the one with reams of morning pages under their belt by 9am, that self-righteous member of the 5am alarm club. Sometimes it’s given to
Writing Magazine4 min read
TOMAYTO, Tomahto
It’s not unusual for British authors to receive comments from readers across the pond querying some of the British/English words used. The obvious ones are lift versus elevator, pavement versus sidewalk, glasses rather than eyeglasses and trousers ve
Writing Magazine3 min read
Lauren H Brandenburg
‘I hadn’t intended to write The Death of Mungo Blackwell for at least three more years. My agent had been actively shopping my indie-published series for middle grade readers with no success. The market just wasn’t acquiring middle grade. My agent re
Writing Magazine1 min read
Michael Belcher marketing manager, Lion Hudson
‘When it comes to publishing fiction, we are looking for a great story, with believable characters and an underlying message that gets imprinted on the reader. That’s what you get in large quantities with this wonderful tale of an extraordinary famil
Writing Magazine2 min readCrime & Violence
Behind The Tape
Q If the police were called to a house by the partner of the murdered person and told that she had come home and found him lying on the floor in a pool of blood, would it be likely that she would be arrested on suspicion of murder, even if she was ab
Writing Magazine7 min read
Just a Kiss
‘Gah! What the bloody hell do you think you’re doing?’ ‘I am kissing you, fair princess.’ ‘Well, don’t.’ ‘I am freeing you from the evil spell which has…’ ‘And who said you could, eh? Was there a sign saying please kiss this sleeping woman?’ ‘No, my
Writing Magazine3 min read
Holiday from Home
It’s the start of the holiday season but this year, the coronavirus pandemic has scuppered many people’s plans. Luckily for writers, we can create and enjoy travels in imagination whenever we want to. So, kick off your shoes, pour yourself a pink lem
Writing Magazine1 min read
Win! £500
Short Story Competition From creepy spec fic to bleak psychological thrillers, make your story nasty and ghastly so it puts the frighteners on us to win this competition. The winner will receive £200 and publication in Writing Magazine, with £50 and
Writing Magazine5 min read
Lesley Pearse
Lesley Pearse had her first book published when she was 49 and soon proved herself to be a firm favourite with fans across the world. It is said that a book written by Lesley is sold in the UK every four minutes! Her latest book, Liar, published by M
Writing Magazine6 min read
Under the Microscope
At the first light of dawn1 Kath carried the old dog to the camper bus,2 and plonked him into his bed3 by her husband’s feet; Robert frowned.4 He had been waiting in the driver’s seat for ten minutes, with the engine running.5 Kath turned and a blew
Writing Magazine6 min read
The Style & Technique Of JONATHAN COE
He’s written a dozen novels, non-fiction books about film stars Humphrey Bogart and James Stewart and the experimental novelist BS Johnson, and a couple of children’s books. Jonathan Coe’s novels have political preoccupations, humour and strong chara
Writing Magazine2 min read
Swindon U3A Creative Writing Group.
Creative Writing is one of the many groups on offer to members of our Swindon branch of the University of the Third Age, writes Judith Cranswick. The group includes both beginners and those who have been writing for some time. Several have had succes
Writing Magazine3 min readPsychology
There Seems To Be A Problem
There’s a good chance you’ve come across people labelled as ‘having an attitude problem’. You may even have been described as that person yourself. Irritated by the slightest thing, like the toothpaste tube being squeezed from its mid-section rather
Writing Magazine2 min read
Cardiff Museum Writers
Cardiff Museum Writers began in 2003 as a creative writing class based in the Museum, and provided by Cardiff University Lifelong Learning, writes Margaret Le Grice. When the class finished in 2015, several members decided to continue meeting to shar
Writing Magazine1 min read
Leakey Pens Go Virtual
In response to the coronavirus crisis, the Leakey Pens, East Leake’s writing group, has reformed into a virtual community. The virtual meetings are being held on a weekly basis to help combat the effects of isolation and social distancing. The first
Writing Magazine11 min read
Subscriber Spotlight
‘I’m delighted to share that my seventh novel The Bermondsey Bookshop, has just been published,’ writes subscriber Mary Gibson. ‘It’s the story of young orphan Kate Goss’s struggle against poverty, hunger and cruel family secrets. Living in a vermin-
Writing Magazine1 min read
Start Your 30-day Free Trial To Our Digital Edition
Download the Writing Magazine app today to get started OR SUBSCRIBE TO THE PRINT EDITION AND RECEIVE YOUR FIRST 3 ISSUES FOR JUST £3! • FREE delivery direct to your door• SAVE money on the cover price and avoid paying any price increases• DISCOUNTS o
Writing Magazine7 min read
All Of Us Here
They weren’t like me. No, not even in the dark days when we were all of us here. They’re not like me now. I watch through a gap in the lace curtains as they alight from the taxi. One of them – is it Grace? – heaves open the iron gate that has hung as
Writing Magazine1 min read
Win! £275
Who it is – and whether or not we find that out – is up to you. Are they friend or foe? What effect do they have on the fictional world of your story? We look forward to meeting a stranger in your entry for this month’s competition. Your entry should
Writing Magazine4 min read
Crying Time
I am in the process of editing my first novel and the same sort of note comes up from my editor over and over again: ‘we need some more emotion in here’. It is a historical novel and my editor says she loves the story and that I have really captured
Writing Magazine2 min read
Under The Covers A Question Of Priorities
Oh… Remember that soon-to-be published author who shared almost a year’s worth of worry and angst about her impending publication with readers of Writing Magazine? What a loser! Right now, my little debut suddenly seems the least important thing in t
Writing Magazine5 min read
Finding New Form
When you have the opportunity to discuss a poem with its creator, one of the most interesting questions to ask is how the poem came to be written. While there may be a touch of voyeurism in wanting to know the answer, it’s a healthy nosiness. You can
Writing Magazine2 min read
Poetry In Practice
If asked what is necessary in a poem, I always think of imagery. It helps to make a line, a phrase or even a stanza come alive. For example, you might be speaking about a strong wind that blew trees as well as other things about. If you were simply t
Writing Magazine6 min read
The Past Is Tense
In this month’s story we’re going to look at how a narrative about past events within a story illuminates and impacts on what is happening in the present. In Stone Mattress by Margaret Atwood our main character, Verna, meets someone who she realises
Writing Magazine5 min read
HEROES & VILLAINS: Part 2
Characters are the beating heart of a story. Asking key questions about your protagonist and your antagonist will help create stronger, deeper and more believable characters. Last month we focused on the protagonist – and this month we look at the an
Writing Magazine4 min read
Eyes On The Prize
Perhaps you’ve been entering writing competitions for a while, but haven’t yet seen your name in a list of winners, or even in a shortlist or longlist? There’s no need to despair because, if you want to win or be placed in any competitions for writer
Writing Magazine2 min read
I Wish I’d Known…
‘I wish I’d known what I was capable of. As it was, the core of me always felt like it was made of nothing but air. ‘I left a top university with a great degree. I spoke three languages. ‘I was also highly skilled in self-deprecation. ‘I had lots of
Writing Magazine6 min read
Office Locations
A year ago, the Royal Society for Literature released the results of a survey in which 80% of writers said they needed a room of their own in which to work. Entitled A Room of My Own, it also highlighted that 78% of respondents who weren’t currently
Writing Magazine6 min read
Punk It Up
Science-fiction is a popular genre as a whole, but readers and critics have made consistent efforts to subdivide it further into a host of different brackets. From space opera to dystopian fiction, an exploration of all the subsets of science-fiction
Writing Magazine4 min readPsychology
Interviews
Interviewing is a great technique to have in your research toolbox: not only does it help uncover information that resides in the minds of experts, but it’s also useful when you want to delve into individuals’ life stories, experiences and/or views.
Writing Magazine5 min read
Michael Scanlon
In common with many other writers, Irish crime and mystery novelist Michael Scanlon had accumulated plenty of experience in the world of other work before he settled down to writing fiction. But he’d always wanted to be a novelist. ‘I’ve always writt
Writing Magazine4 min read
Writers’ News
The 2020 Kindle Storyteller Award is open for entries of self-published books. With a £20,000 prize for the winner, the Kindle Storyteller Award is given for the best self-published book of the year. In addition to the prize money, the winning writer
Writing Magazine3 min read
UK Magazine Market
Ferment, edited by Richard Croasdale, is the UK’s No 1 craft beer magazine. It covers craft alcohol culture, with a particular focus on craft beer. ‘We try to keep our subject matter fairly broad, for a specialist magazine,’ said Richard. ‘A typical
Writing Magazine1 min read
Flashes
The free Surrey Life short story competition – run by Surrey Life magazine and Guildford Book Festival – invites original, unpublished short stories up to 1,000 words by unpublished Surrey residents. Judges include bestselling author Adele Parks. Sho
Writing Magazine1 min read
Global Book Market
Regal House Publishing is run by a team of editors who care to have a good working relationship their authors. The team publish ‘literary fiction, contemporary fiction, historical fiction, memoirs, short story collections, and poetry’. Selections for
Writing Magazine1 min read
One Step Closer To £30,000
American and Irish writers dominate the longlist for the world’s richest short story prize for the second year running. The seventeen-strong longlist for the 2020 Sunday Times Audible Short Story Award has six Americans and five Irish authors, alongs
Writing Magazine1 min read
Not Just A Shopping List
Publishing ‘fresh, original and intriguing’ ten-item lists on a daily basis you don’t have to be an expert or a professional writer for List Gecko although it is desirable to have good English writing ability and style in addition to a penchant for t
Writing Magazine1 min read
UK Fiction Market
Avon Books, the division of HarperCollins that publishes commercial fiction – predominantly women’s fiction and crime – is open for submissions. Authors published by Avon include CL Taylor, Sue Moorcroft, Scott Mariani and Philippa Ashley. Submit ful
Writing Magazine2 min readAstronomy & Space Sciences
Global Magazine Market
Sky & Telescope is a monthly print and digital magazine by American Astronomical Society. Editor Peter Tyson notes, it is ‘the premier showcase for lively, authoritative, and well-illustrated information about the science and hobby of astronomy.’ The
Writing Magazine1 min read
From A Given Start
Offering inspiration and a jump start for the imagination, fiction submissions for the Fall issue of The First Line journal, with a deadline date of 1 August, must begin with the line: ‘The Simmons public library was a melting pot of the haves and ha
Writing Magazine1 min read
UK Literary Market
Literary independent Galley Beggar Press will open its submissions window for full-length manuscripts between 15 and 31 July. Galley Beggar Press publishes literary fiction for adult readers. Writers may submit novel manuscripts, short story collecti
Writing Magazine1 min read
Global Book Market
AM Ink is a US small press which publishes biographies, children’s books, novels and short story collections. The editorial team also publish anthologies and have two imprints, Dark Ink, which publishes ‘an elite line of horror themed books’ of which
Writing Magazine1 min read
Life Writers To Watch
Spread the Word has announced the twelve longlisted unpublished writers in the running for its Life Writing Prize. Now in its fourth year, the prize, which is free to enter, aims to find and nurture the best new life writing from emerging writers. It
Writing Magazine1 min read
Flashes
Win $750 and publication in the annual international Miami University Press Novella Prize. Enter original, unpublished fiction between 18,000 and 40,000 words. International entries are welcomed. The winner receives $750, publication and ten copies o
Writing Magazine1 min read
Booker Backdated
Due to the difficulty in readers obtaining copies of the nominated books, this year’s Booker Prize has been postponed indefinitely from its original date on 19 May. Gaby Wood, literary director of the Booker Prize Foundation, said, ‘After careful con
Writing Magazine1 min read
On Spiritual Lines
Manchester Cathedral Poetry Competition 2020 is open for entries. There is a £500 first prize in the competition for spiritual or broadly religious poems Enter original, unpublished poems up to forty lines. The first prize is £500, and there are seco
Writing Magazine1 min read
Global Magazine Market
Catster (previously, Cat Fancy) is a US-based bimonthly cat magazine/website where cat lovers can get expert advice about everything feline, from cat breeds and food to serious cat diseases. Senior editor Annie Butler Shirreffs is always on the looko
Writing Magazine1 min read
Online Photography Market
Pixlr is an online digital photo editing app which comes in both free and paid versions. The company also has a blog devoted to mobile photography and graphic design, as well as ‘anything else that feels like it fits’. Recent posts have included; How
Writing Magazine1 min read
Last call for The Weekly News
After 165 years in print, DC Thomson have ceased production of The Weekly News. The bumper anniversary issue at the end of May was the last to be published. The Weekly News which began as a newspaper, and retained that appearance, became a feel-good
Writing Magazine1 min read
The Follow-up
Imagine a magazine that has not published you before does so. When this happens, follow up promptly, and that means being ready to follow up promptly. Once a first article is published (not accepted – publication could be cancelled or delayed) get in
Writing Magazine1 min read
Flashes
Win $4,000 for the best short story by a new or emerging writer in the Narrative Prize 2020. Submit stories between 500 and 2,000 words. The entry fee is $27. Get in quick – the closing date is 15 June.Website: www.narrativemagazine.com The finalists
Writing Magazine1 min read
Global Literary Market
Rhino is a literary annual with an editorial team which likes to publish ‘traditional or experimental work reflecting passion, originality, artistic conviction, and a love affair with language’. The team seek submissions of poetry, flash fiction, and
Writing Magazine1 min read
Global Horror Market
Terror Tract Publishing deals only in horror. Their goal is to ‘thrill, chill and scare the hell out of the reader’. The quarterly zine is ‘filled with stories, an interview, a column written by an amazing writer and some funny stuff.’ Both the zine
Writing Magazine1 min read
No Interruption To Finding New Plays
The coronavirus situation caused London’s Royal Court to close its theatre spaces but it is still dedicated to ‘finding original new plays that ask bold questions about the way we live now’ and moved to accepting online script submissions. ‘We are lo
Writing Magazine2 min read
UK Book Market
Agora Books is an independent publishing company that is part of literary agency Peters Fraser + Dunlop, focusing on commercial fiction and backlist titles. ‘Agora Books publishes a wide variety of backlist titles including some of the very best in c
Writing Magazine1 min read
Proud Win
Juno Dawson’s Proud, an anthology of stories and poetry by YA LGBTQ+ authors, was named Book of the Year at the Visionary Honours 2020, the UK’s first showbiz awards to celebrate diversity and inclusion in the arts, culture and entertainment industri
Writing Magazine2 min read
Agora Books
Agora Books titles are broadly commercial. ‘I think the only caveat we really have is, we’re not that into specific genre fiction. We don’t do hardcore police procedurals or spy fiction; we don’t do full-on fantasy or horror; and we’re not… ahem… exc
Writing Magazine1 min read
Flashes
Generation Lockdown is a new competition for young writers aged 7-17 to share stories about life in lockdown. Enter personal experiences, creative stories and poems to win publication in a book that will be published and sold to raise funds for readi
Writing Magazine1 min read
Be Love Sick At Sea
Paper Angel Press are inviting submissions of true and semi-true stories in any genre for an anthology, Heartwreck: Romantic Disasters at Sea. ‘We’re looking for personal essays and memoir/creative non-fiction pieces about your experiences. Be real,
Writing Magazine2 min read
Global Media Market
Published by the University of California Press (and partly funded by the New York State Council on the Arts), Afterimage: The Journal of Media Arts and Cultural Criticism is a quarterly magazine founded in 1972. It features unique, high-quality cove
Writing Magazine1 min read
Get Reading, Get Silly!
The Reading Agency has launched its Digital Summer Reading Challenge with the theme of Silly Squad. The Reading Agency’s Summer Reading Challenge for children aged 4-11 is running early in response to COVID-19 to keep children reading and support par
Writing Magazine2 min read
Introductions
Aquila, which we also featured last month, is a lively and informative educational magazine aimed at bright, curious young minds aged between eight and thirteen. Aquila readers are confident, independent readers and the magazine’s content is tailored
Writing Magazine1 min read
Global Literary Journal
Those iconoclastic editors at publishing company Whiskey Tit also publish a literary journal of the same name, in an ‘attempt to restore degradation and degeneracy to the literary arts’. They want ‘intellectual rigour, unrelenting playfulness, and vi
Writing Magazine1 min read
Flashes
Writer Shed Press want fiction, personal essays or poetry, with a prose word limit of 2,500 words for their second anthology, themed Love and Sacrifice, by 1 July. Submit in the body of an email: [email protected] Include a brief bio – under
Writing Magazine1 min read
UK Agency Market
THE SOHO AGENCY No matter what your kind of writing, with the exception of poetry and text books, the Soho Agency could well be interested in representing you. The Agency operates across all areas of publishing from film, television and other media,
Writing Magazine2 min read
Prize For Young Writers Celebrating The Mayflower
Devon Family History Society is inviting children aged 5-16 and reception to KS4 to submit writing, art and craft works for a number of prizes being awarded at a conference celebrating the 400th anniversary of the sailing of the Mayflower from Plymou
Writing Magazine1 min read
Leading Lights Of Horror
The Horror Writers Association (HWA) 2019 Bram Stoker Awards for ‘superior achievements’ in the genre have been awarded as follows: Superior Achievement in a Novel, Coyote Rage, Owl Goingback; First Novel, The Bone Weaver’s Orchard, Sarah Read; Young
Writing Magazine1 min read
Global Crime Market
Mitzi Szereto is inviting non-fiction true crime for an anthology titled The Best New True Crime Stories: Well-Mannered Crooks, Rogues & Criminals. ‘Good manners and polite behavior don’t usually spring to mind when we think of criminals,’ said autho
Writing Magazine1 min read
Fuse With This Theatre Company
An award winning New York theatre company, Nylon Fusion develops plays by both established and emerging playwrights that ‘explore political, social and cultural awareness’. The company performs The Rounds On Us short plays of about ten minutes on spe
Writing Magazine1 min read
Get Buzzy
Buzzwords Poetry Competition 2020 is inviting entries. The competition is run by the Cheltenham-based poetry organisation Buzzwords, which runs gatherings, open mic nights and workshopping sessions. The competition is for original, unpublished poems
Writing Magazine2 min read
Novel Ideas Fired up
Previously this year I’ve mentioned my little book of inspirational quotes. Whenever I see something that speaks to me I add it to my collection. Here are two that helped me through the recent months when, at times, motivating myself felt impossible.
Writing Magazine1 min read
Flashes
Win £1,000 in the Globe Soup Summer 2020 Short Story Competition for fiction up to 5,000 words. Each Globe Soup competition features a country that writers must set their story in – the twist is that you don’t find out what they country is until you’
Writing Magazine1 min read
Global Sociology Market
Founded in 1999, NewStart was launched as the UK’s first regeneration magazine. Today it is a subscription website telling the stories of people and projects creating social and economic change in local areas in the UK as well as internationally. The
Writing Magazine1 min read
Chew On This
Previously known as The New Food Economy, the award-winning The Counter is an ‘independent non profit non partisan newsroom investigating the forces shaping how and what America eats’. The focus is the US, but international stories with strong connec
Writing Magazine1 min read
Prize for A Portable Paradise
Poet Roger Robinson won the £10,000 Royal Society of Literature Ondaatje Prize – for fiction, poetry or non-fiction which evokes the spirit of a place. Judge Pascale Petit said ‘The spirit of place in this outstanding collection is the portable parad
Writing Magazine3 min read
International Zine Scene
The Furious Gazelle is an American zine, ‘furious because we can never have enough submissions’. The zine is updated every week on Tuesdays and Fridays and the team want compulsively readable submissions of ‘short fiction, micro fiction, poetry, shor
Writing Magazine4 min read
UK Magazine Market
Birdwatch magazine covers all aspects of birding, from in-depth identification articles and sightings of very rare species to conservation and wildlife crime. ‘We also feature reviews, news and views from Britain’s most famous birder, Bill Oddie,’ sa
Writing Magazine1 min read
Flashes
Green Stories have extended the deadline for their Adult Novel Competition to 2 July. Enter fulllength manuscripts of eco-fiction that imagines a sustainable future to win prizes of £500, £100 and three prizes of £50. Entry is free. Website: www.gree
Writing Magazine2 min read
Global Book Market
Vine Leaves Press is an American publisher specialising in ‘book-length vignette collections, writing reference books, short story collections, memoir/autobiography, and novels (all genres with a literary bent).’ Before submitting a manuscript the ed
Writing Magazine1 min read
Podcast from Poppins
Julie’s Library is a new book podcast for children aged 4-10 by legendary actor Julie Andrews and her daughter Emma Walton Hamilton. Julie has written more than thirty children’s books, some co-authored with her daughter, including the Very Fairy Pri
Writing Magazine2 min read
Extreme Version
A couple of months back I began by bemoaning the chore that often characterises travel, especially air travel, and, prompted by the uncaring attitude of Emirates, the opportunities presented when something awful happens. But sometimes, against all od
Writing Magazine1 min read
Flashes
Green-themed children’s stories are wanted for the latest of University of Southampton’s free-entry ecothemed creative writing prizes. Entries should show what a sustainable society might look like. There are £200 prizes in two categories: for childr
Writing Magazine1 min read
Global Fiction Market
Tiny Fox Press like to publish ‘engaging stories needing a great home’, usually commercial fiction, SF/fantasy, MG/YA in all genres, military and ‘the bizarre’. Currently open to submissions of novels, over 20,000 words but full length preferred, the
Writing Magazine1 min read
Writing History
Five of the six books shortlisted for the UK’s Wolfson History Prize cover international history this year. The sixth is Hallie Rubenhold’s celebrated exploration of the lives of Jack the Ripper’s victims. The shortlist announcement comes as historic
Writing Magazine1 min readPsychology
Why kids ‘why?’
If you write for younger children, a new study by the University of Texas and Vanderbilt University, published by Frontiers in Psychology, has some pointers to make your work more appealing. Researchers Margaret Shavlik, Jessie Raye Bauer and Amy E B
Writing Magazine3 min read
Tony Bassett
Tony Bassett is a thriller writer from North Kent whose second novel, The Lazarus Charter, has just been published. His lifelong fascination with words drove him into a long career in journalism and he is now a life member of the National Union of Jo
Writing Magazine3 min read
Social Anxiety
Over the years, I’ve attended many literary events, both on my own and as part of author groups, but I had never had an official book launch for any of my books. That all changed with the publication of the fourth in my DI Sterling series, Rage and R

Writing Magazine

More Issues From Writing Magazine