For all writers, the dream is to see our words out there in some form or another.

Writing is a solitary place while we get those words down, but there is a wonderful community full of support out there for all of us

Writing Magazine is one place where you can get that support and ideas for your writing, wherever you are on your writing journey.

As the UK’s bestselling monthly writing magazine, written by writers, for writers, it is definitely worth subscribing to.

Month by month it offers advice and tips from writers of all genres and levels, fiction and non-fiction, creative writing tutors, authors and also writers who are going through the ups and downs of being a writer. It also has writers talking and offering opinions that may help you find a new idea or path if you need it.

Those of us who have been a subscriber for many years look forward to the print magazine dropping through our letterbox every month or some of us prefer the digital version.

It is also a constant source of information around publishing, editors, agents and the chance to attend webinars, workshops and more.

One of the other useful things is the free booklet that Writing Magazine give out with each January edition, that has a complete run-down on the writing festivals, events, online and in person courses plus a huge list of competitions for the year ahead.

If you are not already a subscriber, I would recommend becoming one in 2024. You can sign up to receive either the digital or print version. Currently, upon subscribing, you can receive a free copy of the Writers’ & Artists’ Yearbook 2024.

Worth taking a look!

https://www.writers-online.co.uk/store/subscriptions/writing-magazine