Between 1975 and 2012, Margaret’s publications comprised mainly articles, papers, training materials and books about communicating with children and young people in the context of social work, healthcare and education. Since 2013, she has been exploring different forms of writing. Her play scri
Read MoreLori Cramer writes stories of various lengths, from Twitter fiction to novels. Her short prose has appeared in Flash: The International Short-Short Story Magazine, Riggwelter, Fictive Dream, Unbroken Journal and Whale Road Review, among others. A baseball fan, she includes at least one baseball refe
Read MorePaul B. Cohen read English at Leeds University, and holds graduate degrees from Vanderbilt University and the University of Southern California where he studied for a master’s in Creative Writing. Formerly a freelance theatre and film reviewer, his plays have been seen in various cities in the Uni
Read MoreSarah Crabtree has been writing on and off for over twenty years with varying success. She had a novel longlisted in a fantasy competition a number of years ago. Real life got in the way of any literary dreams, but recently she seems to have got her writing mojo back. She has released a picture book
Read MoreAlex Clark’s short stories have appeared in various print publications and online journals, including Prole, Litro Online, MIR Online, Shooter Literary Magazine, and anthologies by The Fiction Desk. She is currently editing her first novel. She runs the Writers’ HQ Cheltenham retreats, and Chelt
Read MoreHenry Hudson was born in Dublin in 1953. He worked in the power industry for thirty years before attending Trinity College Dublin as a mature student where he took a BA in Drama Studies and English. He recently retired for the Canadian Embassy in Dublin where he served eleven years as Property and S
Read MoreJohn Crompton was born on the Isle of Wight, and raised in Hampshire, Dorset and Kent. He worked as an Educational Sergeant in the National Service before completing his university studies in English and Education. He then worked as a teacher, lecturer and tutor in English, Drama and Education in va
Read MoreFrank E Lee started writing when he was given a pen and notebook for Christmas. Over many years he has written short stories, plays and non-fiction, but has always struggled to be published – so he takes consolation in saying that he writes for himself. Q: Do you have a lucky writing
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