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Writeous is a new non-profit digital magazine created to help writers gain exposure and experience for their CVs and portfolios. Check out our articles👇🏼

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My article published by @wearewriteous about the link between handwriting and our personality.

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Tabitha Purslow argues that we need to normalise conversations around #periods.

https://t.co/eg6JfAnlbB

Do you agree?

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Halimah Begum (@halimahbegum_) explains how France can better support Afghan #refugees living with #trauma.

https://t.co/CM5OgzDWCt

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Sophie Quinten breaks down the genres and audiences behind #BookTok’s most popular books.

https://t.co/9uPrvd7zqW

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Luke Gyesi-Appiah (@LukeGyesi) explores the people and the motives behind #activist group The Tyre Extinguishers.

https://t.co/Af5XVxqucV

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Are the new #student loan changes going to leave the socio-economically disadvantaged worse off? Vareen Ismail (@vsaswad) explains the new loan repayment plan.

https://t.co/cDiNNjo4ES

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Here’s why Kay King is more interested in her children’s social lives than their #academic work:

https://t.co/9pJY9dRVju

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Ashika George (@ashikasusan) explores the metaphors embedded throughout the #horror film ‘Mother!’ and its problematic theme of #misogyny.

https://t.co/VFAWjZyV58

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Jeanna Paden reviews the ‘poetic’ novel The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue.

https://t.co/mKMDvKQyqv

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Is the over-analysis of #literature ruining its real meaning? Jeremy Vanheusden (@JVanheusden) discusses ‘The Death of Literature’:

https://t.co/kn48dr1Pys

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The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo by Taylor Jenkins Reid has been all over #Bookstagram and #BookTok, but does it live up to the hype? Here is Aisha Khan’s review:

https://t.co/FSqHNsQhDr

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If you’re looking for something to watch, Chloe Sladden (@SladdenChloe) has shared her favourite #Netflix #adaptations.

https://t.co/mKIOAychMZ

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Tabitha Purslow talks about the impact of #theatre on her life from childhood to now.

https://t.co/Ltb7EmpOel

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Jeanna Paden #reviews Matt Haig’s bestselling book ‘The Midnight Library’.

https://t.co/VAbvIAfUzm

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A review by Chloe Sladden (@SladdenChloe) of The Duke and I - the #novel that inspired one of #Netflix’s biggest shows.
Check it out here:

https://t.co/irCyWf4Xrg

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Kay King is no longer doing things for the sake of other people. We shouldn’t have to apologise for being ourselves - here’s her explanation:

https://t.co/2VhneFuGJu

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Sofia Webster (@sofiawebster_) discusses her experience of a gap year during #COVID, and why it’s important to step out of your #comfortzone.

https://t.co/wZmXoGb83y

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Chloe Sladden (@SladdenChloe) reviews the final part to Sarah J. Maas’s #ThroneofGlass series.
Check it out here: https://t.co/fKF7r0vnJG

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Rosie Danagher’s article is remembering one of the most #iconic women in #British history: Anne Boleyn.

https://t.co/jEzbRqsCNZ