Before you set your goals for the year ahead, it’s worth spending some time reflecting on the previous year.

There are many brilliant Christmas poems for children from past and present, but here are a few of my all-time favourites.

This blog delves into the works of remarkable poets such as Emily Brontë, Robert Frost, Christina Rossetti, and William Shakespeare.

Writing a novel is extremely rewarding, whether you're simply doing it for yourself or looking to become published.

What better way to celebrate Halloween than by exploring literature’s most famous ghosts?

Writing can be tough, especially when you’re starting out. Here is a list of ten top tips to inspire you on your writing journey.

The Garden of Lost and Found is a multi-generational family saga written by British author, Harriet Evans.

Today, 3rd October, is National Poetry Day and it therefore seems apt to share a short poem inspired by autumn.

'Writers write not only out of want, but out of a need to release the stories inside their heads that beg to be written.'

In England, September heralds the arrival of autumn, marking a transition.

In her striking debut novel, Charlotte Runcie explores the power of the sea and its relationship with women throughout the ages.

Are you an aspiring creative writer looking for new ways to unlock your imagination and transform your ideas onto the page?

Exploring the beauty, mystery and wildness of Scotland's forgotten places.

Happy World Book Day everyone! Today, children across the world celebrate the power and importance of books. In honour of this special...

World Poetry Day For All Time (from Reflections) These are the diamonds of man, Riches sprung from caves of the mind, depths of the soul....

This list of love poems spans the ages, from the great works of romantic poets to more contemporary pieces.

As a writer, you’re bound to make mistakes. Whether it’s mixing up threads in a complex plot, muddling sentence structures, or forgetting...

Sometimes, it can be hard to find the motivation to write regularly, especially if you're not working on a project...