Susie Nott-Bower
Writer
Writing is magic. Like all creative acts, it has the potential to transform both the writer and the reader. Read more »
Writer
Writing is magic. Like all creative acts, it has the potential to transform both the writer and the reader. Read more »
Writer
I have made my living as a writer since my son was born and I moved to France, to a battered old millhouse to the north of Paris. Read more »
Writer
I can’t remember a time I wasn’t scribbling down random lines, but I do remember the first time I completed a story. Read more »
Writer
Kerry McPhail adores writing and is often found in the cafés of her native Portsmouth avidly typing on her laptop. Her first book will be published by Linen Press Read more »
Writer
Lynn Michell has published 13 books including an illustrated writing scheme for schools, a book about ME, and two books published by The Women’s Press Read more »
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Indian writer, Hema Macherla is a born story teller. Her debut novel, Breeze From The River Manjeera, has won a swathe of awards Read more »
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UK born Nigerian writer, Olukemi Amala, lives in Scotland. She defines herself as a critical thinker and writer who occupies a space on the margins of life Read more »
Writer
Juliet Bates is both writer and artist. Her debut novel, The Missing, was short-listed for the Paris Prize for Fiction. She lives in France Read more »
Writer
Stephanie Taylor is an award-winning writer and artist who draws on her multi-media talents in her richly visual debut novel, The Device, The Devil & Me Read more »
Writer
Marjorie Wilson’s lyrical memoir about Edinburgh at the turn of the century, Childhood’s Hill, was the first publication from Linen Press Read more »
Finance
As Linen Press evolves I keep an eye on the finances without restricting the creative process. I am not in writing mode these days although ideas still come in the middle of the night so maybe one day… Read more »
Webmaster
I keep the website running and manage all the behind-the-scenes technical issues at LinenPress. Read more »
Intern
As a final year literature student, I was thrilled with the opportunity to work with Linen Press as the Social Media Intern. Read more »
Intern
It was a complete accident that I ended up working for Linen Press. They were just one on a long list of companies that I called up begging for work experience over the summer. Read more »
Intern
I was drawn to LP’s ethos and their thoughtful – yet not scarily commercial – website. Read more »
Dog
After a few days, a woman stopped and looked at me for a long time. Then I was led out of the cage, and she and a tall man took me to my new home. Read more »