When we write, finding the right place to do it is important. Lucky for us, Cornwall is flowing with creativity, especially for writers, where inspiration can be found everywhere.
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Interview with Hannah Vaughan, the Falwriting graduate who helped found MARGO, on what they're looking for, and how the anthology speaks to current conversations on women in society.
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If you're like the rest of us, your New Year writing resolve is starting to ebb.
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Jane Moss on how writing can be a way to think, a way to let go, a way out of the dark
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On the transformative power of the written word.
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The awards are presented by The Wordsworth Trust and The British Library, with this year's panel praising illustrator Ferraby's bold, archaeology-influenced images.
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Where tips for writing better fiction are concerned, the world really is our oyster.
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Winter is unpredictable and unavoidable, terrifying and beautiful – so how does it impact the stories we hear and tell?
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Holly explores the writer's relationship with one of her most intimate possessions.
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Leading an interdisciplinary team, Ellen Carnazza produced her play Whodunnit? as part of the iconic festival's lineup.
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Danielle reflects back on being an undergraduate, painting a picture of her student days.
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Clare explores the work and public figure of Matt Haig, our former Writer in Residence and author of How to Stop Time.
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English and Writing at Falmouth are delighted to announce a new creative collaboration with National Maritime Museum Cornwall (NMMC)
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Cathy Rentzenbrink is the author of The Last Act of Love and A Manual for Heartache.
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Graduate Lizzie Woodbridge shares some shortcuts and helpful hints.
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Novelist Benjamin G. Wilson writes about the uneasy relationship he has with discussing sexual violence in his writing.
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Danielle interviews the acclaimed Irish author. On the menu: McBride's novels, Irishness, writing sex, and what critics expect from women.
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Rachael Tierney interrogates the value of creative platform Patreon for emerging writers.
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Small Creations, Big Audiences was a workshop and lecture series run by Phil Parker at Falmouth University on Tuesday, the 26th of September.
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Joana sits down with the poet and creator of Sweetshop of Words.
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