The EWF Blog

We asked three creative professionals to explore their mental health practices.

The word translation comes from the Latin translatio which itself is the result of the merging of two words: trans/across and ferre/to carry or to bring. Translatio, then, can be understood to mean a carrying across or a bringing across.

I am often surprised by the sounds I make in my unguarded moments – more surprised when I realise others have heard them too. The tight, high-pitched voice I use to thank tram drivers. The deeper pitch and accent when I speak to men I don't like. I...

Over the past three years I researched the history of crime and investigation in London. Here are some of the weirdest things I found out:

We asked five of our favourite #LoveOzYA writers to share some tips on crafting characters and stories that feel real to their teenage readers.

My absolute favourite thing in the whole world is hanging out with other wheelchair users. There is something conspiratorial about this particular joy, something brazen about how much space we take up together.

We spoke to YA author and zine maker Alison Evans about genre fiction, book recommendations and the importance of ongoing learning as a writer.