What is ‘Words for Wellbeing’?
We spoke with our Words for Wellbeing facilitator, Samantha Gray ahead of her upcoming course at Nottingham Writers’ Studio to find out a bit more about how writing for...
[ read more ]Member Achievements 2019
NWS is a thriving community of writers working in all forms of literature. Yet, often, writers don’t have the inclination – or time – to share their achievements. So...
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Meet our Children’s & YA Writing Coach, Emily Suzanne Young
Tell us a bit about yourself… My name is Emily Suzanne Young and I am a young adult and children’s publisher with Cuthbert and Young. I work with writers...
[ read more ]North of the Azores: A Q&A with Ruth Danes
‘North of the Azores’ is the first book in the ‘Life on Other Islands’ series. Today we welcome author, Ruth Danes, to the blog to answer a few questions....
[ read more ]Interview with Amelia Thorpe about her latest book
NWS member Amelia Thorpe launched her second novel, Breaking Blonde, in June, so we caught up with her to find out more about erotica and self-publishing… Tell us a...
[ read more ]Inspiration, Productivity, and Publishing: an Interview with Kristina Adams
Kristina Adams is an author of women’s fiction, and nonfiction. She also writes poetry (when she has time), and blogs about writing and productivity. Her second book, What Happens...
[ read more ]Sameness, difference and the space between novels one and two by Anne Goodwin
Anne Goodwin will be launching her second novel, Underneath, on the 10th June at Nottingham Writers’ Studio from 7pm. Free entry with refreshments available. Her debut novel, Sugar and Snails, was shortlisted...
[ read more ]The Art of Finding Yourself: An Interview with Fiona Robertson
Fiona Robertson is a writer, trainer and facilitator. Her collection of essays: The Art of Finding Yourself: Live Bravely and Awaken to Your True Nature has recently been published in the...
[ read more ]An Interview with Emma Darwin
Emma Darwin is an esteemed novelist, short story writer, and creative writing tutor specialising in narrative technique and historical fiction. Tell us a little bit about your background as...
[ read more ]‘The Ragged Weave of Yesterday’ by Andy Christopher Miller
‘The Ragged Weave of Yesterday’ is an exploration by writer, Andy Christopher Miller, into past diaries, why we write them and how they affect us. He is looking forward...
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