Magazine Archive

George is a writer, journalist and communications consultant. He launched TYPE! magazine in 2021 to showcase great new writing. George works with individual writers and businesses on a range of writing projects.

Sarah is a journalist, award-winning playwright and the co-founder of TYPE! Her work has been performed at the Royal Court, Etcetera, Pleasance, Old Red Lion and Finborough theatres. Sarah has a masters in Dramatic Writing, and runs the writing blog Writerly.

Connie is a designer striving to create little bits of magic every day. Connie is TYPE!’s graphic designer but can also be found designing for the film, TV, and theatre industries. See Connie’s portfolio at connie-designs.com

Laura is a freelance writer and published poet. She has a bachelor’s degree in English Literature and runs the blog The Feminist Resource. Laura’s poem Endings featured in TYPE! #7. Laura is now helping TYPE! to grow its community and develop more writing tools.

Tim’s work has been published in numerous journals and anthologies. His prose sequence was read on stage at The Hay Festival and his poetry presented on Digging for Wales. Tim also has scriptwriting credits for TV and radio. He tweets from @muddygold

Claire Dyer is a novelist and award-winning poet from Reading, Berkshire. Claire has an MA in Creative Writing and offers editorial and critiquing services. Claire can be found at @ClaireDyer1 on X, as clairedyerwriter on Instagram and Claire Dyer – Writer on Facebook

Christopher Owen is the author of the novels Faith, Euro Spree, and the upcoming novel Behavior, a dystopian crime thriller. His flash fiction A Drinking Tale appeared in TYPE! #1. Christopher lives and writes in Colorado. See http://www.christopherowenwriter.com.

Erin Jamieson holds an MFA in Creative Writing from Miami University. Her writing has been published in over eighty literary magazines, including two Pushcart Prize nominations. Her latest poetry chapbook, Fairytales, was published by Bottlecap Press. Her debut novel (Sky of Ashes, Land of Dreams) comes out November 2023.

Tom Alexander is a writer, artist and publisher from London. He enjoys playing with stories and the forms they inhabit. His website is www.tomalexander.org

Christina Nordlander was born in 1982. She has published over 25 short stories, primarily horror/dark fantasy. She also holds a PhD in Classics and Ancient History.

Scott Davies is a writer based in Bolton, England. He likes to think he is funny, but his wife begs to differ. Probably best to judge for yourself.

Liv Fowler is a working-class South London writer. Liv runs her own spoken word night ‘Rhymes & Stitches’, dedicated to comedic poetry, and is an Associate Artist at Pentabus.

Rachel is a writer for stage and screen, rep’d by The Artists Partnership. Her short film ‘The Girl with the Haunted Vagina’ was commissioned from the BFI, & stars Sophie Duker.

Treasa Nealon is a writer, theatre maker and playwright based in Ireland. Her plays have been produced in Ireland and the UK. She has been published in Free the Verse and Thimble Literary Magazine.

Ribh Ireland is a writer, teacher, and proud country bumpkin. Her recent work has featured at The Lowry and The Pleasance theatres, as well as in Chewin' the Fat magazine.

Laura Foulger is a Features Writer based in Croydon. She recently earned her Creative Writing MA from Royal Holloway. She's a fan of uncanny, unsettling fiction.

Sophie Pell is a screen and stage writer. Recent projects include A Country Christmas and The Fit and The Fearful, a period short film. She is also a contributing writer to the Crumbling Creatives Club, a comedy sketch group based in London.

Gloria Gozi is a librarian and writer from London. She has written for various magazines including Glasgow-based Mycelia.

John is a beer aficionado and devoted churchman recognised by CAMRA as an outstanding local pubs historian. A compulsive writer of verse, his work also documents old pubs and churches in Reading.

Abbie Franklin is a University of Glasgow graduate who likes to hop between creative and critical writing. More often than not she can be found in a library, and was recently told at work that it was unusual for someone her age to read books and drink water.

Isaac Verrall is a writer based in Harlow, Essex. His one-man show, ‘Bi Bi Baileigh’, has been performed at Harlow Playhouse and The King’s Head Theatre.

Ruben Carbajal writes for stage, screen, and beyond. His play, Some Assembly Required, recently appeared in 10(ISH), an anthology published by Stage Partners.

Lisa Farrell is a postgraduate researcher exploring interactivity in fiction, and works as a freelance writer in the hobby games industry. Learn more at lisafarrell.blogspot.com.

Charles Eades is a writer and film maker based in Scotland. He has had one novel and three plays published, with his audio play The Midnight Caller produced by the NoSleep podcast. He is a patron of the charity Staffie Support.

Pallavi Kumar is an award-winning copywriter and screenwriter. She recently completed her MA in Screenwriting from the London Film School. She loves to write comedies and family dramas and has co-written many ad campaigns and short films.

Elinor is an actor and writer from Bexhill-on-Sea, UK. She loves bringing a sting of reality to fairytale endings and lacing the darkest of topics with a sickly-sweet streak.  

Simina studies how poetry elicits emotions through auditory imagery. She also enjoys creating visual rhymes with found photographs.

Eve Lytollis is a northern writer based in London. Her comedic play Paperboy was performed at various London venues in 2021. Now she's balancing a day job in TV with writing strange, silly little stories.

Tracy Davidson lives in Warwickshire, and writes poetry and flash fiction. Her work has appeared in various publications and anthologies, including: Mslexia, Modern Haiku, Femku, The Great Gatsby Anthology, and In Protest: 150 Poems for Human Rights.

Zilin Wu is a writer, editor, and director based in London. She is studying for her MA in Screenwriting at the London Film School. She has written several short films and a mini-TV series, and is working on her first feature film and a sci-fi TV series.

Cher is a writer based in Germany and New Zealand. She was shortlisted for New Zealand’s Folly Journal Short Story Competition and has TV and film credits. In her stories, she explores human relations under bizarre or tragic circumstances.

David Simpatico is a playwright, librettist and performance artist, creating new works in live theatre, musical theatre, and opera. He lives in the Hudson Valley with his husband, Robert. David’s picture by China Jorrin.

Alan Parry is a Merseyside-based writer, editor, and lecturer. His writing embraces gritty realism, open-ended narratives, and the musical stylings of 60s girl groups. Published by esteemed platforms like Dream Noir, Streetcake Magazine, and Ghost City Press, Alan's work showcases his talent for evocative prose and poetry.

Sallie Lloyd is a part-time writer and recent graduate of a creative writing course in south Wiltshire. One of her short stories was selected for presentation earlier this year in a showcase debut, judged by a team of local authors.

Rikki Lea is a funky writer and director, spinning poetry and scripts into captivating tales. Fueled by scraps of paper and fortune cookie wisdom, Rikki infuses every story with a unique, heartfelt groove. Her work dives deep into life's hidden dramas, resonating with authenticity and soul.

Ric Carter is a writer based in Guernsey in the Channel Islands. He has been shortlisted for the Bristol Prize and has featured in various online publications, but mostly just does what he does.