Our New Zealand cohort has been steadily growing in number, and they’ve been busy! This month, I caught up with...
Looking back over the past year, many of us feel like we’ve been thrown into uncharted territory. Rob Self-Pierson shares...
With a special virtual screening, and all the prints and sestudes available to discover online, COVID restrictions haven’t held back...
Samuel Crosby reflects on his research and writing process behind The Sight of a Beaver, his contribution to 26 Wild:...
In the wake of 26 Wild, we’ve been asking you to share your favourite literary animals. Lisa Andrews and John...
Some of you will have started researching and writing for our project with The Wildlife Trusts. This month their content...
Last month, ten writers took it in turns to be writers in residence for each of the ten days of...
Projects are right at the heart of 26 – an opportunity to flex our writing muscles in new ways and,...
After a visit to Westminster Abbey, John Simmons shares his reflections from Armistice Day and 26’s most ambitious project to...
Introducing the first in a new series, Five Books on a Shelf. The premise is simple; pick five books on...
Tittle is the little dot over the i or j. Charlie Dupre is the only rapper to hail from leafy...
John Simmons shares a timely reflection on our Armistice 100 Days project in light of last week’s apology from the...
In a year when our attention turns to Glasgow for the UN Conference on Climate Change, John Simmons shares exciting...
Give the gift of wildlife (or treat yourself, it’s been a tough year). We still have copies of our 26...
Martin Lee shares an update on another 26 project which has been going on under the radar, with our friends...
Elena Bowes caught up with author Maggie Doherty to discuss The Equivalents – A Story of Art, Female Friendship and...
John Jordan, editor of the latest 26 Flashes, reflects on the project. For the third installment of 26 Flashes, we...
26 Weeks Later… a balanced view John Simmons reveals how 26 Weeks exposed the beautiful inevitability of evolution and brings...
This month 26 writers have been an integral part of the Bloomsbury Festival. As well as the 26 Leaps project...
An ever-growing list of places to write, as recommended by members of 26. The Royal Festival Hall has lots of...
Final thoughts on the 26 Armistice Project I’m writing this in the last fortnight as we count down to the...
I’ve never wanted to be a freelancer. But after I was made redundant and faced an uninspiring job market, I...
We’re delighted that so many 26ers have books out this month. John Simmons’ Leaves, Rob Self Pierson’s Twinned Town, Irene...
We need your support to raise the funds to produce an illustrated limited-edition hardback book – ‘Threads of Time: 25...
Lisa Andrews shares her experience of the hugely popular Trade Secrets workshop, run by Jill Hopper last month. I love...
New Zealand-based 26er and pen pal Paul White shares an exciting update on our newly launched project, Dear 26. In...
From a crisp autumnal walk and talk through its streets, to a virtual event inspiring enough to make me forget...
With October just around the corner, it’s not long until this year’s Bloomsbury Festival kicks off on the 16th. Don’t...
Michelle Nicol has been developing her photography skills for 26 Wild, while out and about in Northumberland, and shares her...
Anna Dewis shares an unexpected legacy from our 26 Leaps project, and how her words are taking their own leap...
To mark 50 years since Woodstock this August, I asked our members to share their favourite song lyrics, old and...
This month marks 160 years since the birth of Kenneth Grahame, author of The Wind in the Willows. 26 board...
By Therese Kieran, author of Stitches in Time I am a pacifist. The word war makes me feel uncomfortable. The...
At a Wordstock workshop, Rishi Dastidar gave a masterclass in using poetic techniques to sharpen copy. Sophie Gordon reveals the...
Next month, November 22, it’s the 50th anniversary of JFK’s assassination. So Elena Bowes interviewed 26’s resident expert, Elise Valmorbida....
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