The Return of Worktown Words, previously known as Networds.

We are happy to announce the return of Worktown Words, the bi-monthly online creative writing anthology curated from submissions by writers in and around Bolton and are so pleased that Romina Ramos, co-organiser of Natter, has agreed to pick up the production of our on-line emagazine Worktown Words. 

Please click on the image to access the anthology.

We have been contacted by so many local writers who were missing it. We can’t wait to see the first edition and are sure that magazine founder, the late Paul Blackburn would have been delighted with this relaunch

Dave Morgan, founder and director.

Romina said she aims to “keep things running as they were to the best of my knowledge, obviously I didn’t get to sit and chat with Paul and have a handover so this issue was a learning curve, but we’re getting there and I’m really happy with this issue”.

Reverting back to its original name, the first new Worktown Words in the theme of Tribute was guest edited by Ajaz Qureshi, an accomplished poet who has just released his own collection of words, Full Nelson.

In this little worktown, your words are worth the work.

Ajaz Qureshi

July’s Tribute edition is available to read online here.

Submissions for the next issue will open on the 1st August 2024 and close midnight 26th August 2024. Guest editor and theme will be announced on submissions opening date.

Comments (2)

  1. Brian Hutchinson

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    How do you access July s anthology?
    Do we have to subscribe as I keep getting taken to a different website that wants cash

    • Reply

      The links in the post and under the ‘What We do’ tab of the web site, which take you to this external site: https://online.fliphtml5.com/mkddb/qinu/#p=1

      I’ve just tried it and the link takes you to the anthology. There are ads on the platform, but nothing that asks for payment, as I can see.

      I hope that helps.

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