A radical new festival for Brighton featuring some of the best LGBTQ+ literature

A residency programme to challenge under-representation of Black and Asian British writers in the literary world

Supporting Alinah Azadeh, Writer-in-Residence at Seven Sisters Country Park

The Working Class Writers Collective brings together writers from working-class backgrounds based across the south-east region. The collective was established as a call to arms,

Writing Around the Kids are free creative writing workshops for mothers of young children. The sessions are for writers of all abilities. Whether you’ve never

Common People  With partners: Kit de Waal, New Writing North, National Centre for Writing, Literature Works, Writing West Midlands, Writing East Midlands, Spread the Word

With partners Historic England, alongside New Writing North, National Centre for Writing, Literature Works, Writing West Midlands, Writing East Midlands, Spread the Word High Street

Since its inception in 2018, Hear Us Out has worked with a community collective of LGBTQ+ volunteers to collect the funny, touching and celebratory real-life