I’m writing my dream book!! ❤️🔥 It’s called ORDINARY TREASURE: RADICAL PORTRAITS OF WORKING-CLASS WOMEN WRITERS. It’s about the intersections of class, work, and literature — and how to make art without the luxury of wealth, time, or a room of one’s own.
@egabbert "Some essays have rigidity of structure and not enough mood; some essays are all mood in shapeless space. [...] The veil of order is structure; the chaos that shimmers, the light that moves inside the text, is mood. Mood moving through structure may be what gives essays energy"
"People should not have to leave the north-east to live their dreams," says our Chief Exec @nwnclaire in @guardian this weekend.
Walk through our plans to create a centre for writing and publishing in Newcastle 👇
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New on the blog!
Laura Maw (@laurajmaw) explores working class women writers.
Her piece offers a snap shot on her exciting new book 'Ordinary Treasure: Radical Portraits of Working Class Women Writers' which will be published in 2026.
https://t.co/6H1qWcjjxJ
.@ViragoBooks has announced Ordinary Treasure: Radical Portraits of Working-Class Women Writers, a 'fiercely intelligent, warm and stylish' debut by @laurajmaw
https://t.co/gjUPxGLsCm (£)
I’m so grateful to @serenadams for finding this book a perfect home with Anna Kelly at Virago (!), and to @silversfound for awarding me (and this book) a Silvers Grant ❤️
Ordinary Treasure published by @ViragoBooks in 2026 🕊️
I’m writing my dream book!! ❤️🔥 It’s called ORDINARY TREASURE: RADICAL PORTRAITS OF WORKING-CLASS WOMEN WRITERS. It’s about the intersections of class, work, and literature — and how to make art without the luxury of wealth, time, or a room of one’s own.
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