19/07/2026
Author Spotlight: Buchi Emecheta (1944β2017)
Today we honour a true pioneer of Nigerian literature. Known for classics like 'The Joys of Motherhood' and 'Second Class Citizen', Emechetaβs work explored the intersection of motherhood, independence, and the immigrant experience. Her legacy continues to inspire generations of African female writers. Have you read any of her books?
18/07/2026
Hello parent! Does your child love making up stories? Perhaps they fill notebooks with ideas, create imaginary worlds, or dream of writing a book one day.
This summer, help them turn that creativity into something amazing!
At the Young Writers Summer Storytelling Camp, children aged 9 to15 will spend a fun and inspiring week:
π Building confidence
βοΈ Improving their creative writing skills
π Creating unforgettable characters and exciting stories
π€ Making friends with other young writers
π Completing a story they can be proud of
Instead of spending the summer scrolling through screens, they'll be developing creativity, communication skills, and self-expression in a supportive and encouraging environment.
Parents comment: "My daughter has absolutely enjoyed the summer creative writing workshop. Her confidence, creativity and love for writing have grown so much."
Details:
Dates: π
27 July β 1 August 2026
Venue:π Online via Zoom
Time: 10.00am to 2.00pm UK time (there will be breaks)
ποΈ Spaces are limited!
Find out more and reserve your child's place today: https://accomplishpress.com/young-writers-summer-storytelling-camp/
For enquiries, please get in touch by calling or WhatsApp 07487 504045 or send us a message.
18/07/2026
At our Young Writers Summer Storytelling Camp, we nurture this creativity. This summer, help them turn that creativity into something amazing!
At the Young Writers Summer Storytelling Camp, children aged 9 to15 will spend a fun and inspiring week:
π Building confidence
βοΈ Improving their creative writing skills
π Creating unforgettable characters and exciting stories
π€ Making friends with other young writers
π Completing a story they can be proud of
Instead of spending the summer scrolling through screens, they'll be developing creativity, communication skills, and self-expression in a supportive and encouraging environment.
Parents comment: "My daughter has absolutely enjoyed the summer creative writing workshop. Her confidence, creativity and love for writing have grown so much."
Details:
Dates: π
27 July β 1 August 2026
Venue:π Online via Zoom
Time: 10.00am to 2.00pm UK time (there will be breaks)
ποΈ Spaces are limited!
Find out more and reserve your child's place today: https://accomplishpress.com/young-writers-summer-storytelling-camp/
For enquiries, please get in touch by calling or WhatsApp 07487 504045 or send us a message.
16/07/2026
"Protect the time and space in which you write. Keep everybody away from it, even the people who are most dear to you." : Zadie Smith.
Whether youβre drafting a novel or a business book, your ideas need room to breathe without "quick questions" interrupting your flow. That deep, immersive state where stories happen is fragile: did you know it can take up to 20 minutes to refocus after just one distraction? π
Setting boundaries isnβt about being mean to the people you love. Itβs about respecting your craft enough to give it your full attention. βοΈβ¨
How do you protect your writing space?
π’ A "Do Not Disturb" sign on the door?
π‘ Turning off your Wi-Fi?
π’ Waking up before the rest of the house?
Share your best tips! π
If youβre struggling to claim your space or feeling "stuck," letβs chat. At Accomplish Press, we specialize in helping writers overcome obstacles and turn their dreams into reality.
DM me or check the link in our bio to see how we can support your journey! π
15/07/2026
Instead, encourage curiosity and imagination. Every great story starts with someone who dared to think differently.
π
Young Writers Summer Storytelling Camp
π§ Ages 9β15
π» Live Online Sessions
ποΈ 27 July β 1 August 2026
Spaces are limited.
π Secure your child's place today via the link in our bio.
14/07/2026
Ever felt instantly at peace in an old bookstore? That comforting scent has a name: Bibliosmia. π
Itβs not just magic: itβs science! As paper ages, compounds like lignin break down, releasing organic scents similar to vanilla and almonds. Since vanillin is often associated with comfort, your brain responds with a sense of nostalgia. Itβs like a chemical hug for your mind!
Whether youβre writing your first draft or reading a classic, that scent reminds us of the timeless power of stories.
Are you a fan of the "old book smell," or do you prefer the crisp scent of a brand-new release? Let us know!
If youβre ready to turn your ideas into a published book, weβre here to help you get unstuck and share your story with the world.
13/07/2026
Hello aspiring writer! Do you feel like you need to know exactly how your story ends before you even finish chapter one? βοΈ
We often feel pressured to map out every plot point and mystery before we feel "ready" to write. But being comfortable with the unknown is actually a writerβs superpower.
When you embrace the unknown:
π’ Your characters can surprise you with their choices.
π’ You discover subplots you never would have planned.
π’ Writing feels like an adventure, not a chore.
Next time you hit a wall, take a breath. Stay in that mystery and let the story reveal itself in its own time. You donβt need all the answers today to keep moving forward.
Ready to get unstuck and finish that manuscript? We can help you navigate the journey. Check out our coaching programmes at https://accomplishpress.com (Link in bio)
13/07/2026
Confidence grows thrugh consistent practice!
π
Young Writers Summer Storytelling Camp
π§ Ages 9β15
π» Live Online Sessions
ποΈ 27 July β 1 August 2026
Spaces are limited.
π Secure your child's place today via the link in our bio.
10/07/2026
Are you the type of reader who needs every loose end tied up with a bow, or do you prefer a story that lingers in your mind long after the final page? π
Welcome to our "This or That" challenge! Today, weβre talking about the part of a book that sticks with us the most: The Ending.
β¨ Option A: The Happy Ending
Everything works out, the hero wins, and the sun sets on a bright future. Itβs satisfying, uplifting, and gives us that "feel-good" glow we all need.
β¨ Option B: The Bittersweet Ending
A mix of victory and loss. Itβs realistic, hauntingly beautiful, and often sparks the deepest reflection. It might break your heart a little, but it feels incredibly human.
As writers, deciding how to close a manuscript is one of the most powerful choices we make. Does your story demand a celebration, or a quiet, thoughtful farewell?
π We want to hear from you! Which do you prefer to read (and write)?
π‘ Happy Ending
βͺ Bittersweet Ending
Drop your choice and tell us why in the comments!