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Some More Steps To Help You Get More Writing Done
by Arvon Friend Sally Crawford 2. Try something new In my opinion, when we wake up, we wake up with our muses. Every single morning. It may not feel like that, of course, because we have mostly forgot… more →
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Some More Steps To Help You Get More Writing Done
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wrote 8 months ago: by Arvon Friend Sally Crawford 2. Try something new In my opinion, when we wake up, we wake up with … more →
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wrote 12 months ago: View This Pollopinion … more →
Your Vision of 2058 - new Tate Short Story competition
wrote 12 months ago: Tate have launched a new short story competition, inviting you to imagine life in 2058 – a wor … more →
Elephants by Sally Pearce
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wrote 1 year ago: Moniack Mhor ‘Elephants’ is the story of a lonely child who discovers fun when her grey house become … more →
Cathy Forde writes...
wrote 1 year ago: In 2000, having written two novels for children and having had one accepted by a small Scottish publ … more →
Chroma at Arvon in Devon
wrote 1 year ago: Arvon recently hosted the lovely Chroma Journal. Our pre-Domesday thatched manor house, Totleigh Bar … more →
Arvon in Brazil - Day Six
wrote 1 year ago: Everyone I had met had glazed eyes and sighed when I said I was going to Parathy. Ahhh…Parathy they … more →
Arvon in Brazil - Day Five
wrote 1 year ago: ‘If a dark avenging angel swept away all the books of France, France would not exist. If the same an … more →
Arvon in Brazil - Day Four
wrote 1 year ago: I have a morning unexpectedly free. A meeting has been cancelled. But the free hours collapse into … more →
Arvon in Brazil - Day Three
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wrote 1 year ago: He speaks in gunfire English and has an accent from Utah. Professor Reynaldo is head of Literature … more →
Chris Hazelgrove, winner of Arthritis Care writing competition, writes...
wrote 2 years ago: Dear Philip, Will you please pass on my heartfelt thanks to the team at Arvon — everyone who was in … more →
Vanishing ink and missing hyphens
wrote 2 years ago: Arvon has been spotting a lot of things vanishing over the weekend. Soon we shall have ink that vani … more →
Billack's Bones by Joanna Guthrie
wrote 2 years ago: Pauline Smith has been relief centre-directing at our pre-Domesday house, Totleigh Barton. She was e … more →
Mothers and daughters writing together
wrote 2 years ago: This is the inspirational story of one mother and daughter – Rachel and Clemmy – who att … more →
Plotting to plot
wrote 2 years ago: Baroque in Hackney (a blog written by a poet and siren) recently posted in her usual glamorous style … more →
Louise Tondeur's Twenty Answers
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wrote 2 years ago: In an earlier post called Your Starter for Ten we set (er..) twenty questions for all writers. Here, … more →
The curious incident of Mark Haddon at Arvon
wrote 2 years ago: Mark Haddon (The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time, A Spot of Bother) has written a very … more →
Your starter for ten...
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wrote 2 years ago: The Tart of Fiction (aka writer Elizabeth Baines) has set writers some questions to answer. Since Ar … more →
"I have the best view in England": Join us for a special day in John Osborne's gardens
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wrote 2 years ago: ‘I have the best view in England’ John Osborne, playwright, on the view down the Clun Valley f … more →
