We Must Act Now to Resist the Rampant Rise of Authoritarianism
A Work of Creative Writing The fact that I must write this fills me with sadness but, overwhelmed by a
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Creative Writing
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Lancaster’s Living Poets Society Encourage Students To Pick Up Their Pencils And Explore The Realm of Free-Verse
At some point in your life, you will have written a poem. That poem may not have obviously been a
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A Write Natter: Alan Cleaver and Local History
Alan Cleaver is a retired journalist living in Whitehaven, Cumbria. Loving nothing more than wandering the Lake District fells in
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A Write Natter: Steve Wharton and Storytelling
A champion of the spoken word – I believe Steve’s work will prove inspirational to students wishing to deepen their
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Father Forgive Me, For I Have Failed NaNoWriMo
Writing had never felt so rewarding and every time I had to leave my desk to work or do a
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Creative Writing: Sin and the City
“Police often think of themselves as soldiers in a battle with the public rather than guardians of public safety. That
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Creative Writing: Trains and Other Disasters
The rain was pouring down the rail tracks, and it seemed like it would never end. They already cancelled two
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Creative Writing: Our Four Walls
If walls could talk, ours would cough, would tell us to stop smoking in the living room because clearly the
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Only You
The streets of London are miserable places. In the day, swarmed by suit-clad parasites: lawyers with receding hair and a
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Bisto
When Bisto was christened, the priest sighed. It was fair enough really, that the parents should be able to choose
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The Squid
None of us knows where the squid came from. It first appeared on the seventh, eighth, ninth pages of newspapers
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The Option
this year of uni showed me that i am definitely introverted probably i like to say an introvert with a
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Blood Upon the Rose
The rose was fresh, and the love it sparked, but the flame has all but gone. They say time heals,
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