Meet Priscilla Yeung (left) and Reem Maghribi (right) who are bringing their wealth of experience and skills to the board. Priscilla is a literary writer and ACA-qualified accountant based in London, originally from Hong Kong. Before transitioning into the arts, she spent over a decade in finance, specialising in governance, due diligence and regulatory compliance. Following … Read more
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Bethlem Writer In Residence Jess Murrain’s Reflections
Jess Murrain has been our 2026 London Writer In Residence. She shares her reflections on her experience running workshops in collaboration with Bethlem Gallery and being an ‘exhibition poet’.
Word Magic: Middlesbrough Writer In Residence Shazia Altaf’s Reflections
Shazia Altaf has been our 2025 Middlesborough Writer In Residence. She shares her reflections on her experience running workshops in collaboration with Middlesborough Central Library and the Middlesborough Institute of Modern Art.
We’re Recruiting Trustees
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Announcing Our 2026 Writers In Residence
We’re pleased to announce our Writers In Residence for 2026. This annual programme selects emerging underrepresented authors who are past winners of the Creative Future Writers’ Award.
Our Annual Writers’ Award is open for entries!
We’re excited to announce our 2026 Writers’ Award Competition is officially open for entries!
Making Language: Stourbridge Writer In Residence Sallyanne Rock’s Reflections
Sallyanne Rock has been our 2025 Stourbridge Writer In Residence. She shares her reflections on her experience running workshops at Stourbridge Glass Museum, Ekho Collective’s Everwild Summer Festival, and working in collaboration with local visual/mixed media artists.
Creativity, wellbeing and belonging: London Writer in Residence Anita Goveas’ reflections
Anita Goveas has been our 2025 London Writer in Residence. She shares her reflections on her experience running workshops that champion creativity and mental health at Bethlem Gallery.
2025 Writers’ Award winners announced
The Creative Future Writers’ Award 2025 received over 1,600 entries from underrepresented writers across the country. We sincerely thank each and every one of you for giving us a chance to read your work. We’re pleased to announce those selected: Creative Non-Fiction Platinum: Ellen Rickford, Letter to Bobby Gold: gobscure, invisibled Silver: Stephanie Y. Tam, … Read more