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Continuing her series, Lizzie Hubbard writes about studying a creative writing degree remotely during a pandemic.
Miki Lentin shares how he came to enjoy reading and the books that forged this relationship.
Jess Sturman-Coombs shares her reading journey and the stories that have stayed with her.
Continuing her series, Lizzie Hubbard writes about studying a creative writing degree remotely during a pandemic.
Liz Bolton shares her experience of libraries and what the future may hold in the current climate.
Angèle Eliane looks at the pressure to be recognised as a writer and letting go as part of the creative process.
Lyndsey Garrett shares her experience of the Small Publishers Fair at Conway Hall.
In her final MIR16 post, Elizabeth Lovatt reflects on the end of one journey and the long road still ahead
Lyndsey Garrett takes a look at Imposter Syndrome and how it can impact our writing lives.
In her next blog instalment, Elizabeth Lovatt considers the short story form
Managing Editor of Content, Peter J Coles, gives advice on submitting to MIROnline
In her next behind-the-scenes instalment, Elizabeth Lovatt looks at how endorsements for a book are acquired
In her next blog instalment, Elizabeth Lovatt talks to Nise McCulloch about poetry and its relationship with the MIR16 theme of climate
In her next behind-the-scenes instalment, Elizabeth Lovatt gives us an insight to the shortlisting and final selection process of MIR16
In her 3rd behind-the-scenes instalment, Elizabeth Lovatt examines creative non-fiction and how it fits with MIR16
Managing Editor Melanie Jones discusses the recent changes to MIROnline
In her 2nd behind-the-scenes instalment, Elizabeth Lovatt looks at how the team reads and reviews submissions
Exploring the theme and opening MIR16 to new submission types by Elizabeth Lovatt
Lauren Miller writes about connecting through books for Children’s Mental Health Week
The MIROnline team tells their writing resolutions for 2019
Lyndsey Garrett discusses inspiration, themed writing and deadlines
Martin Nathan looks at the use of online tools to construct landscapes in fiction
Arhondia writes about her experience of being an artist and a new mother
Managing Editor of MIROnline, Melanie Jones, discusses why we are free.
Natalie England remembers what it’s like to write as a child.
Vida Mikalcius on the importance of balance in the life of a writer.
Peter discusses what he learnt about writing by doing a lot of reading.
And the award goes to . . . Elinor Johns deals with nerves, burps and urges
Reading Allowed, by Sarah Hegarty
The Importance of Place in Writing, by Peter J. Coles
On keeping the momentum going after the MA, by Zoe Gilbert
Kavita A. Jindal discusses the influence of politics on her writing.
The Edit – things are shaping up, by Sarah Alexander
Final Selection – Championing the Story, by Rebecca Rouillard
Poet Fran Lock writes on the connection between poetry and therapy.
To the Longlist – a whittling challenge, by Tamara Pollock
Things that made me say “yes” – or “no”, by SJ Bradley