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Hannah Snell (1723–1792) was a British woman who disguised herself as a man and became a soldier. #CelebratingWomen She was born in Worcester on 23 April 1723. Local contemporaries of

Today's #TenTweets, by request, are about CREATING DISTINCTIVE IMAGERY. Follow the hashtag to collect them all! #TenThingsAboutStrikingImagery https://twitter.com/authorbear2/status/1387404880688599048 1. Imagery can be a powerful weapo

Okay, let's do this. Ten things NOT to do if you want to be a good writer. Follow the hashtag to collect them all! #TenThingsForAWriterToAvoid https://twitter.com/otterphilosophy/status/1380519079660949511 This one's a bit

I'm hearing a lot about writing as a hobby today. So here's another little thread. Lots of people enjoy writing. It's enriching, rewarding and promotes articulacy and self-expression. There are

Given we're talking about this today, let's make today's #TenTweets about PROTECTING THE ARTS. Follow the hashtag to collect them all - and feel free to add your own, because

This is like printing a piece on what pensioners get per week, citing the Queen as a typical example.https://twitter.com/Danoosha/status/1303223792341340160 I really hate bullshit like this. I've spent the summer watching

This is an excellent question, and deserves a more detailed answer than the one I gave. First: you need to distinguish between writing for yourself and writing for other people.

Following various conversations about older women today and yesterday, let's have #TenTweets on #OlderWomeninFiction. Follow the hashtag to collect them all! 1. When looking at the arts in general, and

Writers: "Commercial" is not a dirty word. There is no shame in selling your work. It doesn't mean you've sold your soul, or compromised your talent. Loving your work doesn't

At the heart of the #examshambles is a double disgrace; one, the social and racial profiling that led to the conclusion that only "good schools" (white, well-off) get good results,

Thread: Two weeks ago, my mother (who hasn't left the house for 9 weeks) got a call, asking her to take a Covid test. This is how the process worked.

This sounds heartfelt, and yes, we've all been there. So follow the hashtag to collect them all! #TenReasonsNotToAskAWriterToReadYourWIP https://twitter.com/tadethompson/status/1252986233854230529 1. If you're a writer, chances are you get re