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Money Talks, but how much?: Subsidising Art in a time of panic

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Things are happening! Right here. Right now. But where is here and what is now? Well it's the end of 2025. We're all exhausted and keeping your head up is hard. More specifically to us, being an artist, making money... Continue Reading →

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WRITING FOR SPOOKS

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We've decided to trawl through a host of submission opportunities covering fiction, manuscripts, audio scripts and compile them for you here, so that you can make the most out of this spooky season for your creative flow...

TRANSMISSIONS – A sound based, immersive Arts project for unpublished writers

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We've done a thing! We're quite excited by this one, not going to lie. The headline is that we have a brand new project - Transmissions. Thanks to funding and support from The Royal Society of Literature, Arts Council England,... Continue Reading →

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SUBS! – Opportunities for Writers, Theatre and Visual Artists for September 2025

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In many ways, 2025 is turning out to be 👏not👏the👏one. However! We hope your writing endeavors are going successfully. It always seems like going into Autumn is a great time to take stock and really decide what you want to... Continue Reading →

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Scratch Night Submissions! – April/ May 2025

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So what you working on? Maybe you're trying poetry for the first time and you're actually starting to feel pretty good about it. Maybe you've got a 10-20 minute script, or a physical performance piece you're mapping out. As terrifying... Continue Reading →

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Creative Sector Accessibility isn’t an achievement. It’s a basic.

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There may be reasons why accessibility is lacking in the creative sectors, but there's no excuse. It seems difficult to stand in front of members of the public, creative or not, and convince them that art exists for all of... Continue Reading →

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The Dark Arts: How to Submit Your Creative Work Online

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How do you sell yourself as a creative? It's not that finding a place to share your work can be a daunting task. It's that it's 100% a daunting task. Where to go? How to go about it in the... Continue Reading →

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An Ill Planet: Revisiting ‘a Field in England’ in 2024

We all know the feeling of someone talking down at you about a film, music, whatever — they have a certain look in their eye as while they barely contain the orgasmic rush of correcting whatever perfectly legitimate opinion you dared to... Continue Reading →

SNAP – Vicious Feedback in The Arts

Don’t you love it when you have a great idea? Half the time they’re probably not even that great, but it’s the smug self-satisfaction that just helps get you through the week knowing that you, in all your glory, had... Continue Reading →

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