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  • London Writers' Salon

    The writing community you've been looking for. Born in London, gathering globally. Hosting daily Writers' Hour writing sessions, weekly interviews and workshops, and an encouraging community of writers around the world.

  • Nicola Slawson

    Freelance journalist

  • Eimear Ryan

    Author of a sports memoir, The Grass Ceiling (2023), and a novel, Holding Her Breath (2021). Editor at Banshee Press & lecturer at University College Cork.

  • Cathy Jo Beecher

    hello, heart is a sporadic newsletter that gravitates towards personal essays, but the truth is I might post anything - poems, flash fiction, bits of memoir - a writing grab bag!

  • Susannah Rigg

    Ex travel journalist turned fiction writer and writing mentor based in Mexico. Stories in South 85, Inkfish and forthcoming in the Westchester Review. Creator of Teas and Tales, a cozy, generative writing space.

  • Sam Redlark
  • Alastair Humphreys

    Adventurer, Books, Microadventure. www.alastairhumphreys.com @al_humphreys Podcast: https://t.co/fWsyPe1Wo8

  • Matt Trinetti

    Community builder, traveler, nature enthusiast, cofounder of London Writers’ Salon & Writers' Hour: the friendliest corner on the internet for writers.

  • Tim Duggan

    An optimistic who loves thinking about big ideas. My latest book is Work Backwards: The Revolutionary Method to Work Smarter and Live Better.

  • Rory Perkins

    A writer of small weird things. IF IT WASNT TOO LATE out now with Alien Buddha Press

  • Lindsey Trout Hughes

    Lindsey writes essays at Fox in the Dark. A writer & editor of creative nonfiction, she is Head of Writer Experience at the London Writers’ Salon & Assistant Books Editor at Barrelhouse. She is a founding editor of Writers' Hour Magazine.

  • Hanna Thomas Uose

    Writer and Strategist. WHO WANTS TO LIVE FOREVER coming March 27 2025 (Brazen Books / Hachette). Supporting progressive organisations with Align (www.wealign.net).

  • Kufreabasi Eyo

    Just wants to write.

  • Jesse Sposato

    Executive editor at Narratively. Also writes essays around the internet about feminist things, friendship, parenting, and more.

  • Grace Kinsey

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  • Beth Hendrickson

    Beth has been a riverboat deckhand, violinist, and substitute middle school Algebra teacher (in no particular order). She lives in Pittsburgh, PA with her husband, two daughters, and a strong-willed dachshund. paperdolltales.com

  • Ashni

    read, write, and code a bit better each day

  • Jake Williams

    Piper at the gates of dawn and follower of the White Rabbit.

  • Amy

    Reader, writer, cat mom.

  • Jimmy Kavanagh

    Jimmy Kavanagh is an old, old man who lives on top of a high, high hill.

  • Cathy Jo (C.J.) Beecher

    Writer, archaeologist, and rad dog mom. Not always in that order. Read and subscribe at helloheart.substack.com.

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