Tamara draws us into the world of a single mother with her story 'Holland'.
Familial tensions unfold in an unfamiliar setting in 'The Small House on Phuduhudu Road'.
This month's guest author reads 'On Top of the World', a story originally commissioned by radio four.
Aaron beautifully evokes the inner life of a young girl with a story entitled 'Drought'.
Stephen reads his atmospheric tale, 'A Long Way Home'.
Dorothy scares us all silly with a ghost story mysteriously entitled ‘School No. 9’…
Cordelia graces us with a moving and disorientating taste of 'In Bloom', her novel written for young adults.
Matthew reads an extract from 'Goose Flesh', the second of his novels featuring London investigator Slim Gunter.
All of our burning questions for Mr. Rosen were staged by James Vincent and answered by the man himself.
Another selection of poems from another accomplished poet. Sarah reads Person Under a Train, Crossings and Ice and Snow for us.
Lydia reads a selection of her poems: Bastard Bass, Double Bass, Chasing Magpies, Thieving Magpies and Magpie Divorce.
The king of kids rhymes, Michael Rosen, reads to us over excitable big kids a selection of his poems.
The Animal Cycle are a series of poems by Fiona Melrose. Here is her reading of them for us at writLOUD.
Johnathan Briggs reads his poem Great Expectations to a packed audience in RADA bar, London.