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Lucy Crimmens

Lucy Crimmens

Lucy is a writer and performer. After living in London for many years and completing her undergrad in Politics, Philosophy, and Economics she escaped the rat-race and now lives in Byker with her cat Phoenix. She has participated in Collective Studio at The NewBridge Project, is part of Perhaps Now performance troupe, and has a Masters in Queer Performance with Rose Bruford College. She loves catching the sunrise, drawing past versions of herself, and dancing like no one is watching.

Lucy is currently:

Reading Hyperpolitics by Anton Jäger
Writing Notes that will hopefully turn into an essay 

Passionate about Fried potatoes

Desperately seeking The right paint colours

 

 

Contact Lucy about advertising queries, marketing queries, partnership promotions.

Position Marketing & Sales Manager

Every year Mslexia helps Arvon reach an engaged, diverse and vibrant community of writers. It is without a doubt a core part of our advertising campaign.

Arvon Foundation

We have been advertising in Mslexia since 2014 and the service we receive is second-to-none. We have been able to introduce our postgraduate courses, short courses and annual writing competition to a highly targeted market and have benefitted hugely from the results.

Manchester Metropolitan University

Advertising with Mslexia is a rare delight. Easy, flexible – can I say “forgiving”? – and, with exactly the right audience for us, effective, too.

Faber Academy

A huge basket full of ‘thank you’s for all the Mslexia Max events − the best thing that ever happened to me as a writer. Not only did my novel pitch profit a lot from the thoughtful feedback you gave me during the ‘pitch surgeries,’ but one of the Max events changed my writers’ life.

Sophie van Llewyn, author of Bottled Goods

Mslexia was a tangible support to me in the anguished years of writing my first novel and continues to be a source of bristling writerly energy.

Diana Evans

The sort of friend you never outgrow - a source of tips, tricks and deeper inspiration.

Hilary Mantel

The place for poets to see and be seen.

Carol Ann Duffy

I remember when I was writing my first novel - what a lifeline Mslexia was.

Naomi Alderman

There is no other writing magazine on the market that comes anywhere close to the quality of Mslexia. I began my subscription when I was a new writer; I'm a professional now and the magazine continues to cater for my needs as much as ever - as my writing buddy, mentor and literary news feed.

Zosia Wand

Inspired, inspiring, invaluable.

Sarah Waters