Who would you recommend for good website design? I've heard it's now easy to create a website yourself, but I don't want to!

Honoured to have a short piece in this showcase of new writing today

"He talks you through his bones, all 206 of them. The names you recognise—femur, clavicle—and the ones you don’t: hyoid" Richly creative piece from @lucykaufman.bsky.social in @bendinggenres.bsky.social - wonderful thematic focus

Thrilled you can now read my fun-size flash fiction 'The Anatomy of Flirtation' here, in Bending Genres online journal: bendinggenres.com/the-anatomy-...

Acceptance in the subject line is always the best kind of email.

Are there any UK literary agents who will accept psychological suspense/ dark tale short stories/ novelettes of around 14000 words?

For those of you who couldn’t make an early start to see Vintage, it’s now going to be in a 7pm show on 24th May at Ironworks studios, Brighton. The Big Bite-Size Breakfast in an evening slot (with interval and strawberries).

A lovely review for Vintage at Brighton Fringe. One last chance to see it at this year's fringe: tomorrow (Sat 10th) at 10am as part of the Big Bite-Size Breakfast Show at Ironworks studios. You get coffee/tea/ croissant/ strawberries included in your ticket price.

Fellow writers: If you had a long short story/ novelette (dark tale, psychological suspense) you wanted professionally edited, who would you approach? Preferably UK.

A lovely review for my teeny-weeny play at the Pleasance from Adventures in Theatreland, reminding me I *can* write.

So excited to see Vintage, my most successful short play, back on stage! 🎭It has a huge place in my heart, so it's amazing to see it revived. If you missed it, or would like to experience the British bonkersness all over again, there's 7 chances here: pleasance.co.uk/event/big-bi...

Elon Musk is the definition of 'insufferable'.

When my dog has 2 walks in one day, we refer to him as 'Two Jags'.

I'm also here for the cat content. Meet Hawthorne, who - somehow - came from Lisbon, Portugal and was in a cage for the first six months of his life, before he finally ended up in London with me. No-one puts Hawthorne in a cage (although he does love a basket).

Using this for much-needed encouragement today:

One of the highlights of my year so far: meeting the great Sara Pascoe at the Hay Festival and interviewing her for Write On! Magazine.

At a time when we could all do with a bit of hope, you can read my interview with the great writer and political commentator @johnofarrell.bsky.social here: pentoprint.org/write-on-int....

You can hear my interview with Gill Adams, screen and real-life mum of comedian Lucy Beaumont in Meet the Richardsons, here: uk-podcasts.co.uk/podcast/pen-...

I interviewed the hilarious, inspirational Gill Adams, perhaps better known as comedian Lucy Beaumont's real-life mum in Meet the Richardsons: pentoprint.org/write-on-int...

You can listen to our interview with top comedian and writer Sara Pascoe here: creators.spotify.com/pod/show/pen...

We interviewed top writer and comedian Sara Pascoe and discussed Truth, Motherhood and the Essex stereotype pentoprint.org/write-on-int...