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‘I Have Not Yet Reached’ by Inbha
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New funding from Garfield Weston Foundation for creative writing and reading across Norwich
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‘Writing and walking: my month in Krakow’ by Emily Barr
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Call for applications: Korean–English translation residency (Norwich, 2026)
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‘Reflections on Revelations’ by Melanie Lee
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Become a writer-in-residence for Norwich Market
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Writing speculative fiction: Choo Yi Feng on ecology, world building, and creating mysterious characters
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‘Flowing Echoes of Silver Threads’ by Inbha
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NCW features in Julie’s Bicycle & Arts Council England Environmental Report
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East Anglian Book Awards 2025 category winners announced
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Watch ‘White Moss Translated: From Mentorship to Publication’
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‘Writing in the City of Roses’ by Amanda Addison
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Poets in conversation: Lewis Buxton & John Osborne on performance, humour, and place
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How to structure a crime novel plot
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‘Experiencing the Cold’ by Sasti Gotama
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New year, new writing goals: Julia Crouch on getting started, finding inspiration, and writing what excites
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Community cookbook connects generations through food and storytelling
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Writing about real people in memoir
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Writing festive thrillers: Nicola Upson on The Christmas Clue
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Embrace the synopsis
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A Year In Review 2024-25
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Writing history through a reinterpretative lens: Tharik Hussain on Muslim Europe
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Ten Fellows announced for the Escalator New Writing Fellowships 2025–26
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Finding your writing community
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