George Orwell: time traveller, prophet or product of his time?

The supreme novel Nineteen eighty-four, written by George Orwell in 1949, was met with warm but not unanimous acclaim. Whilst most described it as a book of high quality, its true profundity was not yet observable, since…

Prose Talks To Literary Agent & Author Andrew Lownie

We have a fantastic treat for you lovely Prosers today. Prose were lucky enough to ask Literary Agent Andrew Lownie some questions about what they do at his agency; namely, how they do it, why they do it, and if there were any tips they…

Prose Interview: Outspoken St. Monk

We have an awesome treat for you in today’s blog feature, as we…

Five More Writers’ Rooms and Offices to Covet. Go on, have a peek.

Writers, poets and authors; don’t you just love ‘em? Of course you do, and so do we. We also all want to see inside where they do what…

Another five delicious writing huts for you to want.

Once more we open the creaky doors of the gnarly and wonderfully rustic, as well as the opulent and grand writer’s huts of famous writers through the years. Enjoy wishing you had one.

A letter from a ‘lifer’ in prison

Each and every week we meet up with a select few inmates at a local Prison to run a creative writing workshop. Those we meet each week gathered there vary in age, race and background; yet they all have one thing in common: they have screwed up, and they want to better…

SEX ON SUNDAZE — Where the Human Body Has Become a Canvas for Poetry

How are we going to get people to read your poetry, Jessica?

It was a question no one had ever asked me, and one I had neither ever asked myself…

Why Do Writers Write? A Proser tells us her take on it.

We often ask the question of those we are lucky enough to cross the paths of: “why do writers write?” Today, we hear from Proser Melanie with her reasons why she does exactly that.

A letter from a ‘lifer’ in prison

Each and every week we meet up with a select few inmates at a local Prison to run a creative writing workshop. Those we meet each week gathered there vary in age, race…