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Writing Well

Online writing and movement courses to improve your health and wellbeing ‘Creatively rewarding and hugely beneficial for my own stress management. There is huge healing potential in writing.’ Dr Ruw Abeyratne, Director of Health Equality and Inclusion, University Hospitals of Leicester Book Now ‘Sally-Anne is a fantastic teacher, really energetic Read more

By Sam Ruddock, ago

Four Fantastic Books for 2023

Story Machine is thrilled to announce the Fantastic Four: 4 brilliant new books that we are publishing in 2023. There are three works of fiction –ย  including an American road trip odyssey written by a priest in the Church of England, a novella thatย blows the spy thriller genre to pieces Read more

By Sam Ruddock, ago

JM Burgoyne’s Top 5 Haunting Books

JM Burgoyneโ€™s debut novel Writer was published earlier this year. It features a possessed typewriter that can grant wishes โ€“ at a price. As it is Halloween, we invited JM Burgoyne to share her favourite books that also feature hauntings: real ghosts or metaphorical haunting by the past. She says: Read more

By Sam Ruddock, ago

Who Are You Writing For, Anyway?

Guest Blog by Shazia J Altaf Writing for the museโ€ฆ?Writing for people? I think no one really gives a flying fuck to be honest what most people think.Writing for my own entertainment? From compulsion? For pleasure? For ego?Writing to expunge convoluted thoughts? From fear? What are the pins we to Read more

By Sam Ruddock, ago