• 81 Words

    Many of our group have their work included in this latest book from Christopher Fielden, a magnificent tome containing 1000 stories by 1000 authors, each 81 words. It’s unofficially a world record holder, but officially great – and a perfect stocking filler / Secret Santa gift for anyone who’s difficult to please. Best of all,…

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  • Rushmoor Writers’ 70th anniversary anthology “The Thing About Seventy” out now

    This month Rushmoor Writers celebrates 25,550 days of writing! We are proudly the second-oldest writing group in the UK and, to mark this milestone, we’ve published an anthology called The Thing About Seventy. The anthology has tales of love, loss, lockdown, dragons, abandoned houses, dead people, mystical crystals, supermarket rebellions and vanishing numbers. And in…

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  • Helen Matthew’s Anthology On Offer This Week For 99p

    If you’re finding it hard to concentrate (aren’t we all) or difficult to find time to sit down with a weighty novel, you might like to try a shorter read. Especially when it’s available at an incredible price. Rushmoor Writers’ Helen Matthews’ has written a little eBook of short stories and travel writing called ‘Brief…

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  • C.R. Berry’s time travel novel, Million Eyes, has been published by Elsewhen Press

    On January 10th 2020, Rushmoor Writers’ member C.R. Berry saw his first professionally published novel, Million Eyes, released as an ebook by Elsewhen Press. Million Eyes is a fast-paced sci-fi conspiracy thriller for fans of Dan Brown, conspiracy theories and Doctor Who. Weaving in real events from history, Million Eyes follows two troubled characters who learn that a…

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  • Writing as therapy

    Writing as therapy

    I’ve just published my tenth book. When I started writing in 2013, I would not have believed, five years later, that I would have been able to write as much. Though the ten are diverse – a novel trilogy, two romantic novellas, a standalone novel, a play, two erotic books and a book of short…

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