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Eco-Poetry at its Finest: Discover Julian Bishop's "We Saw It All Happen" - As Reviewed by Critics
Are you a fan of David Attenborough and his powerful documentaries that bring to light the dire state of our planet? Are you looking for...

Isabelle Kenyon
Jan 18, 20232 min read


Insect Decline: How Reading Julian Bishop's 'We Saw it All Happen' Can Help Make a Difference
Insects play a vital role in our ecosystem, serving as pollinators for plants and as a food source for other animals. However, recent...

Isabelle Kenyon
Jan 13, 20232 min read


Build Your Author Brand with Isabelle Kenyon's Social Media Course
As a writer, it's important to have a strong online presence in order to connect with readers and promote your work. But with so many...

Isabelle Kenyon
Jan 11, 20231 min read


New Ecopoetry Collection 'We Saw it All Happen' by Julian Bishop: A Must-Read
This Friday marks the release of "We Saw it All Happen," an exciting new ecopoetry collection from Julian Bishop, published by Fly on the...

Isabelle Kenyon
Jan 8, 20231 min read


2023 Poetry Line Up: What to look forward to this year!
In 2023 we are excited to welcome three poets to our stable: Julian Bishop, Viv Fogel and Katrina Dybzynska. Julian Bishop's full poetry...

Isabelle Kenyon
Nov 11, 20223 min read


Short Story Spotlight: What to expect in 2023
We are delighted to be publishing four short story collections by individual authors and one Shorts anthology of four authors in 2023!...

Isabelle Kenyon
Nov 11, 20225 min read


Our 2023 novelists: From magical realism to cult thrillers...
The 2023 novels were deliciously hard to pick - the standard was that high! The four novelists below really have a grip over the...

Isabelle Kenyon
Nov 11, 20225 min read


The Ones Who Flew The Nest: Meet our 2023 anthology authors!
Four stories of feathers, blood and eggs. A girl chases a different future on the back of a Suzuki 250. A sibling seeks her brother,...

Isabelle Kenyon
Nov 11, 20223 min read


Aryamati Prize Winner spotlight: Katrina Dybzynska
We are delighted to present a poem from our upcoming pamphlet 'Secrets of the Dictator's Wife' by Katrina Dybzynska, which won the 2022...

Isabelle Kenyon
Nov 9, 20222 min read


Poem Spotlight: 'Our Moon' by Natasha Devalia
Delighted to present our 2022 Aryamati Prize runner up Natasha Devalia and a poem from her gorgeous pamphlet 'Unseen Veins'. Our Moon Can...

Isabelle Kenyon
Nov 8, 20222 min read


Poem Spotlight: 'Mosquito Net' by Isabella Mead
Today we are delighted to showcase Aryamati Prize 2022 Runner Up Isabella Mead and a gorgeous poem from her pamphlet 'Dear Rwanda'....

Isabelle Kenyon
Nov 7, 20222 min read


Aryamati Prize 2022 Winner and Runner Ups Announcement!
A big thanks to all who entered the Aryamati Poetry Prize this year: our search for poetry pamphlets on the theme of peace and social...

Isabelle Kenyon
Oct 28, 20223 min read


A close-up on the Disobedient women of Sangeeta Mulay's new novel
Set in present-day India, anti-superstition campaigner Aparna's life gets torn apart by something as fleeting as a tweet. A tweet that...
taniapl22
Oct 28, 20223 min read


Aryamati Poetry Prize 2022 Shortlist Announcement
A big thanks to all who entered the Aryamati Poetry Prize this year: our search for poetry pamphlets on the theme of peace and social...

Isabelle Kenyon
Oct 7, 20222 min read


A Look into the Short Story Menagerie: Fauna by Dr David Hartley
Fauna is a short story collection by Dr David Hartley. It was dedicated to the volunteers and staff at the Manchester and Salford RSPCA,...

Isabelle Kenyon
Aug 24, 20225 min read


Why Shahe's Mankerian's Beirut Civil War Poetry Collection Made the Longlist for the Julie Suk Award
History of Forgetfulness is the debut poetry collection by Shahé Mankerian. Each poem explores dark themes in a brutally honest,...
ashleyeyvanaki
Aug 22, 20222 min read


A Listen to The Sound of the Earth Singing to Herself
The Sound of the Earth Singing to Herself is a poetry collection by Ricky Ray. As a disabled poet, critic, and editor, much of Ray’s body...

Isabelle Kenyon
Aug 19, 20222 min read


Why Under the Sea is Essential Reading this Summer
Under the Sea is Issue Ten of the Fly on the Wall Magazine, concluding a series that has drawn authors from across the world together to...

Isabelle Kenyon
Aug 16, 20228 min read


Why I'm dedicating my book to the Indian rationalists by Sangeeta Mulay
“Mock Hinduism and die dog’s death” – a threat made by a radical Hindu organisation to an Indian rationalist who dared to spread...

Isabelle Kenyon
Aug 14, 20223 min read


The Scotland Herald falls in love with 'Man at Sea' by Liam Bell
Our first novel at FOTW, but acclaimed writer Liam Bell's third has been making its way around Waterstones Glasgow and The Book Nook...

Isabelle Kenyon
Jul 7, 20222 min read
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