We are now pleased to announce the launch of the new fully searchable online archive of EMWA’s journal The Write Stuff (TWS).

The new archive has some exciting features. Firstly, by entering a keyword into the search box provided, you can search the entire archive for relevant articles. The search results page will present the relevant articles in chronological order and you will be able to browse and download each article of interest. Secondly, it is now possible to submit a comment to any of the published articles. If you would like to provide feedback on an article, or post your thoughts on the topic of the article, please click on the ‘Add comment’ link. And finally, it is also possible to submit articles for consideration by the journal’s editor for publication in a future issue of TWS. If you have an article that you believe is of interest to the EMWA membership, please click on the ‘Contribute’ tab and follow the instructions.

All EMWA members have free access to the complete archive, which includes articles from 1998 until the present day. In order to enter the archive, you need to be logged into the members-only section of the main EMWA website. Please login using the members login box above, and then click the link below:

If you have yet to register for access to the members-only section, please click on the link near the login box, entitled ‘Register’ and fill in the online registration form. For more information on how to register for access to both the members-only section of the main EMWA website, please see the home page of this website.

If you are not an EMWA member, you can browse the archive for articles of interest, and either purchase an individual article or an entire issue through our online payment system. To browse the archive, please click here. It is also possible for you to subscribe to the print and/or online TWS through the new archive. Please navigate to the ‘Subscribe’ tab and follow the instructions.

We hope you enjoy browsing the new archive. If you have any feedback or suggestions for ways to improve the archive, please contact the website manager ( This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it ).