Our Aim

This is a 'no frames' version of www.ascriber.co.uk. Our team are all published authors, poets and playrights and so we believe we look at the world through 'writers eyes'. Although we also believe we are the best people to advise and help both up and coming writers as well as beginners and those well published, we are not averse to taking advise ourselves and so we actively seek articles and notes on writing of all forms.

In this day and age publishers have to be extremely cost conscious. The risk factor associated with printing anything by new authors, combined with the high cost of printing gives rise to something in the order of 99% of all submitted creative writing being rejected. This means that many excellent works of fiction including novels, short stories and poetry collections sit around never to go beyond the publishers slush pile. Our Aim is to provide a service to both Writers and Readers by showcasing many of the good works of fiction that would otherwise be left unseen and unread, and to present it in such a way that the discerning reader can discover the wealth of talent that is left out of the market place.

We are not Vanity Publishers and never will be. We do not promise the writer the moon, only to present his or her work to the best of our ability and bring it to the attention of the reading public.

The showcase is unique for it gives participating writers the opportunity to have their work seen by the reading public without infringing copyright. What is more, we will undertake to promote work of exceptional standard to the publishing industry.

As will be seen we also offer a host of other services, some free, all inexpensive, including copyright archiving and file safety and we will happily display details of Creative Writing Competitions, Creative Writing Courses and Writing Group News free of charge

So if you are a writer and wish to exhibit your work or find out more about us, click here for full submission details.

Anybody wishing to exhibit or locate pornographic material on this site is requested to look elsewhere.