Alwyn Marriage is a poet, novelist and Managing Editor at Oversteps Books. She has published ten books, including non-fiction, poetry and a novel; she has recently completed a second novel and is putting together two new poetry collections. She has taken over as Managing Editor of Oversteps Books in 2008 and has since published around 100 poetry collections…
Anita Loughrey writes teacher resources and non-fiction for primary schools as well as educational picture books on a wide variety of subjects for a wide range of educational publishers with over 100 books published in the UK and many more worldwide. Some of the most recent books she has written include a technology encyclopaedia, the first…
EWG representative for secondary materials Miles Hudson has been writing educational materials (for money) for 20 years, and has been an SoA member for 15 years. Writing is now his full-time job. Miles’ specialism is secondary science, particularly physics, and he has worked for Pearson, OUP, Kognity, BBC, York Press, British Council, Perimeter Institute, writing both…
Emily Guille-Marrett has worked in educational publishing for the schools and home learning market for over 20 years. She is joint Series Editor and co-author of over 80 books for Collins Education’s reading programme Big Cat Phonics for Letters and Sounds.
Sean Grundy is a radio dramatist whose work spans comedy, drama and factual storytelling. His writing is often drawn to the strange, the overlooked and the difficult-to-categorise. He has written extensively for BBC Radio 4. His work includes Cavity (“glitteringly original” – The Guardian), and Sony-nominated The Recordist. His drama Poorland was praised by Slumdog…
Robin Mukherjee has contributed extensively to television drama, both returning series (EastEnders, Casualty, The Bill, etc) and serials (including Grushko with Brian Cox and Andy Serkis, and Plastic Man with John Thaw and Frances Barber). He has also written for radio and theatre. His first feature film, Dance of the Wind, won the Audience Prize at the London Film Festival. His most recent film, Lore, was…
Rhiannon Tise is a writer for theatre, television and audio drama. She has written many originals and adaptations for BBC Radio 3 and 4 and her plays have been performed at theatres including the Royal National Theatre, the Royal Court, Soho Theatre, the Finborough, the Arcola Theatre and The Lyric Hammersmith. Her ten-part adaptation of…
Imogen Church is an award-winning actor and scriptwriter, ex-burlesque dancer and lover of satire. Her debut novel Death and the Burlesque Maiden was published by Audible Originals in 2021 and she wins lots of awards for narrating audiobooks like an absolute boss. She scriptwrites satire and horror comedy features and audio plays.
Ian is a children’s TV writer, playwright and author of 23 children’s books. He is the veteran of 53 pantomimes having written, directed and appeared with Frankie Howerd, Sylvester McCoy, Brian Cant, Bernie Clifton, Julie Goodyear, Little and Large, Cannon and Ball and Timmy Mallett. As a script writer, Ian has penned episodes of the…
Abie Longstaff is a children’s writer. Her books range from picture books to middle grade fiction (spanning roughly ages 2 to 11) and she is published by Penguin Random House, Scholastic, Hachette, Templar and others. She also writes school readers for a range of educational publishers. You can find her on Twitter under @abielongstaff
