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Hear the latest upload from the Wharf Writers Group based in Devizes who create audio plays and release them as podcasts. Their play 'Nothing Says I Love You Like...' by Karen Ellis and performed by Paul Snook looks at the life of a carer and partner dealing with the impact of their loved one having dementia. Poetry from Lily Bell from Frome about the most delicate of flowers in 'The Rose'. Cassie Boxall from Bristol is an illustrator who is inspired by jazz music and has created album and podcast artwork using her unique style. Painswick in Gloucestershire is where writer James Pentney is from. He's uploaded his experience of care in hospital and convalescence at Gloucestershire Monestary.

Crime fiction and thriller writer Rachel Sargeant talks to Adam all about her first book 'Her Deadly Friend' which follows the story of DI Steph Lewis set in Gloucester and Painswick. Hear the opening scene of the book as Rachel also shares her top tips for new writers which includes writing on location. South Somerset poet Louisa Adjoa Parker has uploaded a poem called 'Kindness' which was inspired by someone she used to volunteer with who was incredibly kind to her. Roy Granville from Clevedon shares an anecdote of today's world and his frustrations with driving. Plus hear the latest upload from poet TS Idiot who has been crowd funding towards his new poetry collection.

Fancy getting your creativity featured on the 麻豆约拍? Upload now and Adam could be featuring you on air. Head to bbc.co.uk to upload and read some top-tips for recording at home.