The Big Switch
Bill Cameron • 9 June 2020
Short Stories in Large Print

LARGE PRINT PUBLICATION Swinton based creative writing group SWit’CH
has published a collection of short stories in large print format for readers with a visual impairment like Macular Degeneration or Glaucoma. ‘The Big Switch’
is a compilation of extracts from some of the group’s previously published works. It is designed for easy reading with a font design developed by RNIB. Eye-strain can become uncomfortable with extended periods of reading long works like novels so the stories selected are short. Although the text is large, the book is normal size so it’s easy to handle. Big letters on clear white pages means it’s a ‘page turner’ in the literal sense. This initiative is supported by Salford CVS and NHS Salford CCG and the Third Sector Fund Grant. Visually impaired readers in Salford should ask for copies of the book by contacting SWit’CH by e-mail at switchswinton@gmail.com
Bill Cameron

The Write Path 2025 anthology is now available in paperback from Amazon, and ebook format from many digital book platforms (including Amazon, Apple, Barnes & Noble, Kobo, Everand, Thalia, Smashwords, and many more!). It comprises the winning entries and judges’ reports from our members’-only competitions, along with the first, second, and third place winners of our open poetry and short story competitions, and the winners of our 250-word Spooky flash fiction competition. The ebook version (ISBN: 978-1-7384361-8-7) is priced £2.99, and the paperback version (ISBN: 978-1-7384361-7-0) is £7.99. For more information, click the Books2Read link and then select your preferred retailer: https://books2read.com/twp2025 And if you missed any of the previous anthologies, check out the links below: 2024: https://books2read.com/twp2024 2023: https://books2read.com/twp2023 2022: https://books2read.com/twp2022 2021: https://books2read.com/twp2021 2020: https://books2read.com/twp2020 2019: https://books2read.com/twp2019 My thanks go to everyone on the committee and the judges for their help with gathering everything together to enable me to produce the anthology, and to Liz for her proofreading assistance! Simon Whaley






