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Write On The Line

by Rebecca Budgen

Write On The Line is a collection of inspiration-driven stories, prose, poetry and other various forms of writings. All created and curated by Rebecca Budgen, a MA Creative Writing student at Aberystwyth University who is pursuing a career in writing.https://writeontheline397311488.wordpress.com/

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Episodes

  1. Lost

    Poetic prose about mental health medication.

  2. Ugly

    Love is ugly. A poem written for Valentine's day about body love and self-love.

  3. Inspired

    Inspiration comes from anything and anyone... even after they're gone.

  4. Enjoy

    Poetic prose exploring how I don't enjoy snow as much as I did as a child.

  5. Art

    Visual erasure poem about art created with a predictive text bot inspired by the poems of Lord Byron

  6. Concert

    Visual poem about non-consensual touching and the #metoomovement

  7. Creativity

    Poem about coronavirus' effect on my creativity.

  8. Happy #2

    Predictive text story about the stranger.

  9. Imagination

    What if books were illegal? What if people considered them drugs? Short story where libraries are drug dens, librarians are dealers and bookworms are drug addicts.

  10. Epidemic

    A recount on what I've lost to coronavirus.

  11. Traumatised

    A young boy is traumatised after what he's seen, a police officer tries to help.

  12. Magical

    Fictional advertisement for a guide-dragons charity.

  13. Large and Nice

    Opposites poem about labels.

  14. Collaboration

    A collaboration between scientists and between lovers.

  15. Sammy

    A brief essay/article about what Supernatural means to me.

  16. Caduceus

    Short story inspired by Greek mythology about a man stealing Hermes' staff Caduceus.

  17. Dedact

    Short crime story about grammar.

  18. Excellence

    Prose about the completion of the Freedom in Isolation exhibition and my Creative Arts degree.

  19. Exquisite

    Artistic prose about the Freedom in Isolation exhibition experience.

  20. Rebound

    A letter to the girl I sent Supernatural gifs to.

  21. Trajectory

    The trajectory of a writer.

  22. Wolf

    Extract from a portal fantasy novel I’m writing.

  23. Melancholic

    Witnessing someone else’s mental health decline is awful.

  24. Panic

    My anxiety levels increase just before the things I’ve been waiting for happens.

  25. Line

    Artistic poetic prose about the creation of Write On The Line and its sister project Write On The Spine.

  26. Excitable

    Prose about how excitable I get when waiting for something.

  27. Bibble-Bubble

    Short story about creative censorship around children.

  28. Forever

    Waiting for something can feel like forever.

  29. Thoughtfulness

    Artistic and poetic prose about the qualities that make up a person.

  30. Bike

    Autobiographical prose about why I don’t like riding a bike anymore.

  31. Catastrophic

    Romantic prose about Star Trek’s Kirk and Spock.

  32. Lotion

    Artistic and poetic prose about the scents that make up a person unique smell.

  33. Lovely

    Artistic prose about patience and waiting.

  34. Puzzle

    Prose about language and communication inspired by Star Trek Next Generation’s episode Darmok.

  35. Obstreperous

    Prose about a teacher/student rivalry inspired by Snape and Harry Potter

  36. Stressed

    Short story about a traumatised character attending therapy.

  37. Beautiful

    Prose about the beautiful relationship of Star Trek’s Kirk and Spock

  38. Apathy

    Mental health prose about a symptom of depression

  39. Serendipity

    Romantic prose about Kirk/Spock pairing from Star Trek.

  40. Disjointed

    Menta health prose inspired by Dean Winchester’s possession by archangel Michael in Supernatural.

  41. Hope #2

    Autobiographical prose about having hope during coronavirus lockdown

  42. Gaga

    Short story about a fan’s obsession

  43. Itchy

    Feminist poetic prose about itchy skin.

  44. Be Careful What You Are Saying

    Artistic and poetic prose about being a writer

  45. Youtube

    Artistic prose about the inspiration derived from Sleeping At Last’s Saturn

  46. Toaster

    Realism prose about my morning routine

  47. Old

    My bucket list written for my 21st birthday

  48. Poo-dot

    Logophilic prose about this weird word that was donated to me.

  49. Pliedefe

    A fantasy story within a story about dryads.

  50. Howdy

    Sci-fi story about a family taking a trip to Virgin’s Time Travel Tourism.

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ABOUT THIS SHOW

Write On The Line is a collection of inspiration-driven stories, prose, poetry and other various forms of writings. All created and curated by Rebecca Budgen, a MA Creative Writing student at Aberystwyth University who is pursuing a career in writing.https://writeontheline397311488.wordpress.com/

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What is Write On The Line about?

Write On The Line is a collection of inspiration-driven stories, prose, poetry and other various forms of writings. All created and curated by Rebecca Budgen, a MA Creative Writing student at Aberystwyth University who is pursuing a career in writing.https://writeontheline397311488.wordpress.com/

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Write On The Line is created and hosted by Rebecca Budgen.
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