Ambiguity and loneliness are celebrated in the story of the tomten, at odds with some of our more traditional Christmas folklore.

If you love to write fiction, short stories, poetry, non-fiction or manuscripts then check out the Northern Writers Awards!!

The nation’s favourite footballer and campaigner will be writing ‘The Breakfast Club Adventures’ with Alex Falase-Koya, based on his own school experiences.

The biggest UK youth-based multi-arts festival is switching up its image by changing its name and branding from the International Youth Arts Festival to FUSE International.  

The Orwell Youth Prize, a writing prize for young people aged 12-18, will now be accepting submissions of any creative format based around the theme of 'climate change'.

We spoke to Aly Stoneman, climate change poet and doctoral researcher, about her journey into the creative industry and her unique exploration of coastal erosion.

Samuel Selvon published his novel The Lonely Londoners back in 1956 as a reflection on the lives of immigrants in contemporary British society. It's contemplative, rich in atmosphere, and well worth a read.  

The report displays a fourfold increase in the amount of diversity found in children’s literature, when compared to four years ago.

No doubt an enjoyable watch for fans of horror legend Edgar Allan Poe, but perhaps a little inaccessible to everybody else.

Tabitha Rubens, 19, received the BBC Young Writers' Award 2021 for her short story 'Super-Powder', which addresses the exploitation of teenage insecurities. 

Beautiful Country casts a light on the struggles faced by the poor and undocumented in the US.

Body image regarding the arts. is it a problem? lets discuss...