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Alison Woodhouse

Alison Woodhouse is a writer, tutor and mentor based in the Southwest, currently in her first year of a funded PhD in Creative Writing, exploring polyphony. Her novella, The House on the Corner, (AdHoc Fiction, 2020) and her short fiction collection, Family Frames, (V Press,2021) explore familial relationships. She has a particular interest in family […]

Winter Subsidised Residencies

Ann Greer

Ann Greer is a Glasgow born Writer, based in Argyll. Ann’s Poetry has been published in Poetry Scotland; Spare Rib; Harpies and Quines plus Anthologies and other publications. This residency will offer Ann the opportunity to develop her own creative work as she has supported others, on a paid and unpaid basis, for decades.

Creative Residencies for Carers

Kirsty Crawford

Kirsty Crawford lives in Glasgow. She writes fiction and non-fiction. Her writing has appeared in Porridge Magazine, the Glasgow Guardian and Aurelia Magazine among others. She has been awarded residencies from Joya Arte & Ecologíca and Cove Park and her work explores identity in relation to place, memory, and the body. While at Cove Park, she will continue working on her first novel.  

Winter Subsidised Residencies

Catrin Kemp & Chitra Ramaswamy

The New Mothers’ Writing Circle is a radical and unique project which centres the experience of the mother and her transformation in motherhood.  Set up at the start of 2020, each 8-week programme nurtures small cohorts of 10 – 15 mothers, drawing on diverse narratives of motherhood from Rachel Cusk to Toni Morrison to empower […]

The New Mothers’ Writing Circle Micro Residency

Caro Carver

The recipient of Cove Park’s first Loch Long Crime Writing Residency is Caro Carver.  This new fully funded residency is aimed at Scotland-based writers developing new work in crime fiction. Caro Carver lives in Inverclyde, Scotland with her husband and four children. She is Reader in Creative Writing at the University of Glasgow, teaches for […]

Loch Long Crime Writing Residency

Joanne Stubbs

Joanne Stubbs lives and works in the Bristol area. She grew up in Staffordshire and studied biochemistry at Wadham College, Oxford. Her debut novel, The Fish, was published in 2022 by Fairlight Books. A piece of climate fiction, it tells the story of a world not unlike our own, but where environmental changes have caused […]

Winter Subsidised Residencies

Scarlett Sangster

Scarlett Sangster is an author and short story writer from Somerset, UK. She’s written two fiction novels which have placed in a number of literary competitions, including the Adventures In Fiction Spotlight First Novel Award and the Page 100 Prize. Her latest novel, set in 1970s Dorset, explores the impact of childhood grief on developing […]

Winter Subsidised Residencies

Alexia Wdowski

Alexia Wdowski has an MA in Creative Writing and writes about outsiders, risk-takers, wilderness, and the surreal qualities of daily life. She is interested in the links between writing, creativity and wellbeing, and works as a manager in an indie bookshop in a small town by the sea. She writes articles, flash, and short stories […]

Winter Subsidised Residencies

Ryan O'Connor

Ryan O’Connor received the Scottish Book Trust Next Chapter Award in 2018; later the same year he was Highly Commended in the Bridport Prize short story category. His debut novel, The Voids, was published by Scribe in 2022. Shortlisted for Scotland’s National Book Awards, it has received widespread critical acclaim. In the Guardian, Benjamin Myers […]

Winter Subsidised Residencies

Hanna Thomas Uose

Hanna is a British-Japanese writer based in London. She has just completed the MA in Prose Fiction at UEA and her debut novel Who Wants to Live Forever will be published in Spring 2025 (Brazen Books / Hachette). In 2022, she won the Morley Prize for Unpublished Writers of Colour, was longlisted for the Space […]

Winter Subsidised Residencies

Kari Shemwell

Kari Shemwell was born and raised in Hopkinsville, Kentucky. She received her undergraduate degrees from Murray State University and an MFA degree from Sierra Nevada College with a concentration in fiction. She worked in the film industry for 8 years, and she is currently writing a novel about power dynamics in Hollywood. She is also […]

Winter Subsidised Residencies

Amanda Wenger

Amanda Wenger (she/her) is a Houston-based writer and performer with a background in critical care nursing. She has designed and facilitated writing workshops for health professionals as an artist in residence for the Medical Humanities program at Texas Children’s Hospital and is the recipient of an Elizabeth George Foundation Grant to finish a first young […]

Winter Subsidised Residencies