@LydiaMonks I love this. Beautiful illustrations. Facts about different trees and several short stories that link together with an environmental theme.
As the Brave New Words team hand over the reins to the 2023 cohort, we wanted to look back at the success we had with our anthology. A huge congratulations to all the writers who took part and the best of luck for the future🐯🐅 #bravenewwords#MAWYP#MAWFYP
As an association dedicated to supporting primary school headteachers, we have written a letter to @Ofstednews. https://t.co/usYWhDxugc We ask, are you a force for good? #Ofsted
So excited that the MA Writing for young people anthology has finally been launched! It looks amazing and I'm so happy to be a part of it. #bravenewwords#MAWFYP#BathSpaUniveristy
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Very excited to be part of this anthology alongside so many talented writers who I am lucky enough to consider my friends. #bravenewwords for a #happynewyear
It’s here! Our cover for the Brave New Words anthology, presented to you by the MA in Writing for Young People Class of 2022.
Designed by the amazing Fabi Santiago, this cover celebrates the courage inside every writer.
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@AnthonyJBurt You’d be a great catch Anthony! And you have so many brilliant life stories you can’t be accused of not being interesting. I love chatting with you and your best sentence starter: ‘When I was a <insert any job here>’. You have lived more lives that your years suggest!!
“Years ago, anthropologist Margaret Mead was asked by a student what she considered to be the first sign of civilization in a culture.
The student expected Mead to talk about fishhooks or clay pots or grinding stones.
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