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How to write about commemoration
With it being 20 years since Charles Causley passed away, this month we are focusing on the theme of commemoration....
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How to write about commemoration
With it being 20 years since Charles Causley passed away, this month we are focusing on the theme of commemoration....
Memory through Literature
With it being 20 years since Charles Causley passed away, it seemed appropriate to explore how memory is referenced through...
The Causley Trust’s Summer of Literature
Attention writers! We are back this summer celebrating literature! We are heading into this month with a call out for...
May Diary by Sue Wallace-Shaddad
I came to the end of my Arvon course at the beginning of the month, which has been excellent and...
Night Sky by Evie Manolchev
‘Night Sky’ is written by Evie Manolchev, an aspiring poet from Cornwall. The crescent moon standing tall and proud, The...
It starts at home – be inspired to write creatively about your hometown
Living in Cornwall for most of his life, Charles Causley called the town of Launceston home. A sense of place...
The Perfect Summer Beach Reads You Won’t Be Able to Put down
I’ll admit it, I have always been sceptical of the ‘beach read’ genre – often putting them down as having...
Spring Wanderings Along the North Coast, by Caroline Hancock
The morning is full of mizzle as I meander through the narrow lanes of Port Isaac, that lead me down...
May Musings by Sue Wallace-Shaddad
I have been coming across quite a few things Cornish recently. Firstly, Katrina Naomi has done a very interesting article...
3 Springtime Reads to Enjoy This Season
As the sun begins to shine, now is the perfect time to crack open a good book in the back...
Three Recent Book to TV Adaptations That Are a Much Watch this Summer
As we hurtle through the spring season, in between holidays and enjoying the intermittent sunshine, you might find yourself with...
April Diary by Sue Wallace-Shaddad
The month of April got off to a great start with the launch of Finished Creatures Issue 6. I attended...