Colin Hume was born in South London and was keen on writing from an early age. In his twenties and thirties he wrote short stories (two published in national science fiction magazines), songs (two of which he sang on national radio and two at the Royal Albert Hall) and a musical about Moses which was performed by Tulse Hill School in South London. For no good reason, the fiction writing got forgotten until 2009 when he went on a "Writing for Performance" course in Letchworth (where he now lives) run by Teresa Benison from Cambridge. One of the guest tutors was Michelle Golder who told him about WRiTEON! and he soon became a member. He is a regular attendee at the Script Feedback Group which meets once a month and gives lots of useful feedback. He has had several short plays staged by WRiTEON! and taken many along to the Script Evaluation Group. He also acted and played guitar in "Angles" at the Corpus Playroom in 2012 and acted in "A Twist of Lemon" at the Corpus Playroom in 2013 and has acted in WRiTEOn's performances in the ADC Theatre bar. His full-length musical "One Girl, One Dream!" was performed by a Letchworth-based group in 2014 and a one-act musical "Rumpelstiltskin" will be performed by a school in Stoke-on-Trent in 2015. In 2011 his play "Quest of the Four Princesses" won the International Playwriting Competition run by Trinity College, London in the "Performers aged 11 years and under" category. This resulted in a £1,000 prize and two performances at the Unicorn Theatre in London. See http://www.colinhume.com/writing for more details.