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A Writing Chance: Margins to Mainstream
Stephen Tuffin, Associate Lecturer on OU Creative Writing courses A215 and A363, has recently won A Writing Chance bursary – an award that celebrates fresh perspectives and great stories from people whose voices have not historically been heard in publishing and … Continue reading
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Tagged A Writing Chance, A215, A363, Ankylosing Spondylitis, Bath Spa University, BBC, City and Guilds, creative writing and class, creative writing and disability, Daily Mirror, Joseph Rowntree Foundation, Margins to Mainstream, Michael Sheen, New Statesman, Northumbria University, Open University Creative Writing, Steve Tuffin, Writers Bureau
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Memoir and Motherhood
Meghan Flaherty, Associate Lecturer on A215, has recently been awarded a Scottish Book Trust Ignite Fellowship. The fellowship offers talented professional authors practical and financial support for exploring new avenues or making new breakthroughs. Meghan will be working on her … Continue reading
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Tagged A215, Associate Lecturer, Best American Essays, Catapult.com, Columbia University, creative writing, Ignite Fellowship, Meghan Flaherty, Meghan Maguire, New York Times, O, Ode to Gray, Open University, Parents, Psychology Today, Scottish Book Trust, Tango Lessons, The Iowa Review, The Oprah Magazine, The Paris Review, University of Glasgow
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